The best beer bars Provence

This wine and beer bar is located on a small quiet square where a good part of the terrace is spread out. Inside, it looks like a large tavern made of red briquettes, cement tiles on the floor, a large counter with 5 Belgian beer pumps and 30 homemade beers and wine barrels everywhere for decoration. They organise concerts on some Fridays. And for a better feast with friends, Jérémy also offers boards to share, baked camemberts with dried fruit or herbs and desserts for gourmets.

Opened in the summer of 2021, La Soifferie is attracting a lot of attention among the new bars in Marseille. A vintage decoration, a relaxed atmosphere that fits well with the Cours Julien district, people come here to taste delicious home-made cocktails, punches, a selection of craft beers or organic wines. A few small plates to go with it all and you're off to a great start to the evening. There is no doubt that at La Soifferie, it will not only be a question of thirst but also of moments of life.

My Beers is, as its name suggests, a space entirely dedicated to beer. Blonde, brown, amber, hopped, roasted... you will find, on the displays of the store located in the new Shopping Promenade, an incredible choice of beers, from the most classic to the most original. The decor is warm, the atmosphere friendly. It is a perfect place for aperitifs with friends, around a tasting board that includes a sausage, a terrine and a Saint-Marcellin.
An excellent address.

Vincent Zakrzewski has brilliantly taken over the cellar of the Papazian family, famous for their Pastis & Compagnie boutique a stone's throw away. On offer are draught and bottled beers from around the world, creative cocktails and spirits (whisky, gin, limoncello...) from the region's distilleries. A fine selection of Cassis wines completes a wide choice that's sure to please. Les Caves du Port is a veritable cellar-bar, since everything that can be consumed on site can also be bought to go.

Located on Crudère street, this bar has everything to please: a welcoming counter, an authentic and warm decoration and especially... a great selection of beers! Ten drafts of the day are served and change daily. Some are foreign, others French... and there are even local ones! The Voie Maltée's premises are also regularly taken over for an evening for artists' exhibitions, acoustic concerts, dj nights and many other events. Try it out for a lively evening!

It is easy to understand when you enter L'Echoppe that it is a place dedicated to beer. The wall of bottled beers that you meet when you arrive is a tangible proof; hop lovers, you will find your happiness here! The bartenders really know their stuff, offering over five beers, most of which are local and craft, on draft, as well as hundreds in bottles. If you don't like it, don't panic! Also on the menu are wines, softs, and particularly tasty arranged rums. A great festive address.

A newcomer to the beer bar scene: Aix pression (Rognes brewery) has opened its bar right in the center of Aix, in the trendy district! Here you'll find the full range of beers, as well as others, notably Aixoises... Unique in France, a draught gin and tonic (with their own gin and tonic)! In the evening, cocktails and tapas are served with respect for local producers and Aix know-how. There are also tastings and workshops to help you become a real bartender: learn how to make three signature cocktails in a jiffy and impress your friends.

Close to the Cours Estienne-d'Orves and its liveliness, sheltered by stairs leading to the Rue Sainte, this recently opened bar is festive and committed to a zero waste approach, quite unheard of for a nightclub. Indeed, here, when you drink beer, you clean the beaches: each liter of beer consumed allows the cleaning of one meter of beach by the committed teams of Le Mousse. Because Le Mousse, beyond being a committed brewery, is also and above all a brand of eco-responsible clothing produced in France. Drinking and partying for a good cause is a clever concept that we really like. While drinking sensibly of course because you won't save the planet alone.