The new must-try brunches in Marseille

From now on, establishments that offer or even devote themselves entirely to "brunch" are increasingly numerous in Marseille. This hybrid between "breakfast" and "lunch" has everything to please and is available in all possible spaces. From cozy little restaurants where you can eat pancakes at any time, to terraces in the Panier district, to hotel reception rooms that transform into a real gourmet "Ali Baba's cave", we have prepared a selection of the new (and best) brunches in the Phocaean city for you to try urgently! ### Brunch at C2 The brunch formula at [Hotel C2](https://www.lebonbon.fr/marseille/loisirs/l-hotel-c2-vous-propose-une-escapade-sur-son-ile-privee-l-ile-degaby/) is as rare as it is excellent. The first Sunday of each month (excluding July-August), the magnificent hotel in the city center transforms its main hall and patio into a temple of indulgence. Whatever you like to eat during this special brunch, whether it's a croissant with jam or a hearty sandwich, you'll find it here.Late risers, you will definitely find it in the heart of a gargantuan buffet. Buffet brunch hôtel C2

Buffet sucré brunch hôtel C2 - LP ©

At the heart of this high-end proposal, you will find pastries and various fresh breads, local treats, freshly prepared dishes, completely homemade cakes, a main course to choose from 3 daily options and finally a show cooking that changes every time. During our visit, the show cooking was centered around oysters, available cold or hot, cooked right in front of you.

Hôtel C2
48 Rue Roux de Brignoles - 13006 Marseille
Every first Sunday of the month (excluding summer season)
55€ per person
27€ for children aged 4 to 12
Free for children under 4
Booking required by phone at 04 95 05 13 13 or online

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Libala

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Seasonal fruit cabbage - @libalapretamanger

At Libala, the chef Hugues Mbenda, recently crowned "Most promising talent of the year" and his partner Mathilde welcome you every Sunday for 2 services with extraordinary flavors. For this brunch, the choices are multiple, from start to finish. Whether you want to enjoy it at 11:30 am or 1:30 pm, you will have the possibility to create your ideal brunch.

These two menus outline the contours of a rich Congolese cuisine, the chef's main source of inspiration, for a shared Sunday moment. Craving something different without leaving Marseille? This is THE brunch you absolutely must try!

Libala
10 Rue Francis Davso - 13001 Marseille
Every Sunday
2 services 11:30am & 1:30pm
2 formulas (27€ & 29€)
Reservations at 04 91 06 44 02
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Les Grandes Halles du Vieux-Port

The Les Grandes Halles du Vieux-Port
The Grandes Halles du Vieux-Port have been the place where the people of Marseille love to gather at any time to enjoy the delights offered in the different stalls and quality beverages served in the various bars. In a friendly atmosphere, the tables fill up in the blink of an eye and the enthusiasm never runs out for this gourmet spot just steps away from the Old Port.
Brunch Menu - @lesgrandeshalles ©
To complete its offer, the Grandes Halles du Vieux-Port recently launched a brunch menu. For only €17, enjoy a choice of hot drink, fresh orange juice, pastries, a bowl of baked beans, an avocado toast with bacon, and scrambled eggs. For the more indulgent, you can even add some extra sweetness with dripping pancakes!

Les Grands Halles du Vieux-Port
30 Cr Honoré d'Estienne d'Orves - 13001 Marseille
Every Sunday
From 10am to 1pm
Menu for €17
No reservation required
Biba
In addition to being the new, very girly brunch spot in downtown Marseille, Biba is a true family story. Behind this very (very!) indulgent establishment, we find Mélanie and her dad, Patrice Moraldo. The owner of the famous restaurant in Pointe Rouge - Le Pédalo - for 25 years, it was after the closure of this institution that his daughter convinced him to embark on a new adventure by her side. In tribute to her paternal great-grandmother, nicknamed Biba, Mélanie will envision a whole comforting Universe inspired by her various trips to Amsterdam, to welcome the people of Marseille in search of a brunch (even during the week).

Eggs Benedict from Biba Brunch - LP©

Today Biba is a small, cozy establishment where you are welcomed with a smile, where the open kitchen gives you access to freshly made dishes, and where the foodies are more than welcome. As for the menu, we won't give away everything but know that Eggs Benedict, avocado toasts, crispy waffles, and pancakes smothered in sauce are the highlights.

Biba Brunch
4 Bis rue du Jeune Anacharsis - 13001 Marseille
Open every day (except Wednesday)
From 10am to 4pm
No set menu, just a la carte dishes
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At Petit Jean's

Brunch Package - @chez_petitjean ©

On Sundays, the grocery store Chez Petit Jean in the Camas district of Marseille offers hearty and delicious brunches in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The menu includes four club sandwiches, cottage cheese accompanied by canistrelli and honey, seasonal fruits, a slice of homemade cake of the day, a toast with butter and artisanal Corsican jam, a piece of Corsican cheese, a glass of fruit juice, and a hot drink.
All desserts are homemade, the fiadones are made by Vincent's mother because this grocery store is a family business with heart. The chestnut flour cakes and the Sholezard (Iranian dessert/saffron rice pudding) are made.by Kiana.

At Petit Jean
65 Blvd Eugène Pierre - 13005 Marseille
Every Sunday
From 10am to 2pm
Menu for 18€
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