Guidebook for Aix-en-Provence
Food Scene
This is a great little restaurant that changes its menu to accommodate seasonal produce, is run by a wonderfully friendly couple, and has fantastic wines and dishes that are not too expensive.
65 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Drôle d'Endroit
14 Rue Annonerie VieilleThis is a great little restaurant that changes its menu to accommodate seasonal produce, is run by a wonderfully friendly couple, and has fantastic wines and dishes that are not too expensive.
Shopping
This patisserie doesn't sell bread but it has the best croissants and pain au chocolats in town.
63 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Pâtisserie Béchard
12 Cr MirabeauThis patisserie doesn't sell bread but it has the best croissants and pain au chocolats in town.
This is where you'll find the big town market every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. It starts around 9am and finishes around midday. You can get yummy fresh madeleines here, still hot from the oven...
24 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Place des Prêcheurs
Place des PrêcheursThis is where you'll find the big town market every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. It starts around 9am and finishes around midday. You can get yummy fresh madeleines here, still hot from the oven...
This is the town's daily market (open all year round) for fresh veggies, local warm bread, seasonal specialities, regional honey and fresh fruit. It starts around 9am.
60 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Place Richelme
48-50 Pl. RichelmeThis is the town's daily market (open all year round) for fresh veggies, local warm bread, seasonal specialities, regional honey and fresh fruit. It starts around 9am.