Specialty coffee shops Bouches-Du-Rhône

Since 1932, the central roastery on Davso Street has been a real place where you can taste the best coffee and the most popular teas. The coffees come from the most famous countries: Guatemala, Brazil, India, Kenya, Bolivia, Jamaica, Papua... Also a large choice of plain teas (Darjeeling, Ceylon, Earl Grey, from China, Japan...) or flavoured. Sweets: homemade cookies, shuttles or, the speciality, the Marseilles bar from Cafés Debout. An address highly recommended by the Petit Futé for a delicious coffee break!

One of the nicest places on the Canebière to enjoy a good coffee. Created in 1927, Torréfaction Noailles are authentic houses of character, with a strong Provençal identity and warmth, respecting a strong philosophy of good living. The shops offer a wide range of teas from all over the world (Africa, Central America, South America and even Oceania), as well as biscuits, fruit juices and confectionery. For coffee and tea lovers, you can also come and have a black coffee at the counter in the morning before work!

Why don't you rhyme your vacation with good coffee, coffee from the end of the world? Gourmet beans has everything you need. Follow the delicious smell of roasted coffee and enter this pretty shop located on the Rue des Poilus. Coffees from all origins, but above all, precious advice, particularly wise. The shop also has a great selection of herbal teas and home-made biscuits. You can also enjoy an espresso or a cappucino on the small tables set up in front. A gourmet address if ever there was one!

A true institution on the Canebière since 1927, the Noailles Coffee Shop has undergone significant development under the impetus of the famous coffee roaster Henry Blanc who bought the store in 1988. Five stores were first opened throughout Marseille before the opening of a store in Aubagne. Here you will find an exceptional selection of coffees from all over the world roasted in the strictest tradition. You will be able to have a coffee at the counter while tasting a confectionery or chocolate in a very successful 1920's decor.

If you're a coffee lover in Marseille, there's no shortage of good addresses for coffee roasting shops. Café Lauca, on the other hand, is a speciality with this micro-boutique set up just behind the courthouse. A tiny space for great coffees, exceptional vintages and the incomparable savoir-faire of Laurent, the owner. Here, people come to choose their coffee as they come to choose their wine. Many nuances for a passion born of a family trip to South America, in Colombia, for this talented young Aubagnais.