Want to eat out without breaking the bank? Discover our places in Marseille where you can grab a bite to eat for less than €15.
These days, eating out without spending a fortune is becoming increasingly rare. Fortunately, there are still places in Marseille that offer dishes and set menus for less than €15. Without compromising on quality and taste, here is our selectionof affordable and variedplaces where you can treat yourself without breaking the bank.
The Bagnat sandwich shop
Bagnat
A charming spot with a pastel pink façade that brings the pan bagnat back into fashion. This famous sandwich from Nice is available at Bagnat in a wide variety of fresh ingredients and is prepared to order. In addition to delighting your taste buds, it’s easy on the wallet with its reasonable prices. It’s the ideal place for a tasty lunch on the go.
El Barrio Marsella, street food and Latin American grocery store
El Barrio Marsella
Head to Latin America for less than €15! From Mexican tacos to empanadas and arepas, this Latin American eatery will take your taste buds and senses on a journey without breaking the bank. It’s easy to be tempted by an alfajor for dessert, which you can enjoy in an atmosphere that’s half café, half grocery store.
Cas’Afrika restaurant and its reasonably priced dishes
© Cas’Afrika
Another tasty culinary destination awaits us. This time, we’re heading to one of the best African restaurants in Marseille. Mostly from Ivory Coast and Senegal, your generous plates filled with Thiéboudienne, Yassa or Mafé are all €13.90, with set menus at €15.90 or even €17.90 for those with a hearty appetite! At Cas’Afrika, you’ll leave feeling full and not broke!
Tamaly Restaurant
© Tamaly
This is a must-visit for any self-respecting Marseille resident (and who loves Levantine cuisine. A warm welcome, blue décor that will fill your eyes with the sea, and hummus to die for… Tamaly seems to have it all. What’s more, it ranks among our list of inexpensive restaurants in Marseille thanks to its menu featuring other delicacies for less than €15.
Maison Charlie restaurant
© Maison Charlie
From Monday to Friday, Maison Charlie invites you to eat “fresh, delicious, homemade food. “ With its “dish of the week, dessert, and drink” menu for€ 15.50 or “focaccia, soup of the week, and dessert” for €10.50, the least we can say is that you can treat yourself at a low price! So, when are you going to try it?
The restaurant at Notre-Dame de la Garde
© Le Restaurant du Sanctuaire
We’ve already told you about Le Sanctuaire, the restaurant at La Bonne Mère. In addition to its unusual location, there’s another detail that catches our attention. From Monday to Friday, the restaurant offers a dish of the day for €13 and a set menu (main course and cheese or dessert) for just €17. What will you find on your plate? Recipes that showcase the best of Provence!
Fleur de Sel dishes
© Cas’Afrika
Get ready to feast your eyes and your taste buds. In this retro bistro-restaurant, the feast begins with your eyes. Surrounded by vintage décor sourced entirely from flea markets, you can enjoy the great classics of French cuisine. And while there’s something for every budget, the chef at Fleur de Sel makes it a point of honor to offer daily specials that will delight you without breaking the bank!
La Marmite Joyeuse, the super affordable canteen
Illustrative photo (Canva)
Want to rediscover simple, authentic, and tasty cuisine? La Marmite Joyeuse is your next destination. Both a community canteen and grocery store, it’s all about conviviality. An inexpensive restaurant at lunchtime, the menu changes weekly and offers main courses for €8. It’s the perfect place for a joyful and welcoming lunch break.
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