Carlotta With — Restaurant in Marseille

Such an amazing place in Marseille for breakfast, brunch, lunch and everything in between! The service was amazing. The space is stunning, high ceilings, spacious and open. I loved the whole vibe and the decor. I tried the soft boiled egg, it came with the most amazing seeded bread soldiers, super tasty dukkah, a beetroot chutney and beautiful tomme. Everything was done with such care and attention, the chefs clearly care and know what they’re doing! My partner had the shakshuka which was incredible. The lamb kofta was soft and delicately flavoured, the potatoes amazing, the labneh and the beetroot, it all went together perfectly. Our coffees and teas were great, and we took two pastries to try at the calanques later in the day. Both were great - the cinnamon roll and the almond croissant, not too rich or sickly sweet, they were the perfect balance. I would 100% come back, and would recommend to anyone...

things @CarlottaWith are what we are searching for. The coffee. The interiors. The people. We look for food like this. And we search for atmosphere like this. We find it and we are happy. Just like here, very happy! The shakshouka!! The egg coque!!! Items that are unique: chestnut-bread, how the egg is served! And if we are very very lucky, we get to experience something where we realize that this is the basis, the column the place is built on: the cinnamon roll! This! Is! Baked! Heaven! The lightness, the fluffiness, the sophistication shows: Someone here knows how to bake!! Thank you for the most delicious Kanelbullar...

Nice location that’s the only good point been coming here for coffee for a couple of months and thought I’d try the lunch specials! What a mistake tiny portion of bio vegetables and maybe 20g of tuna to be honest it looked like a starter the plate was so small and for that l had the pleasure of paying 22€ also half a very small glass of carrot juice 6.5€ absolute rip off. Avoid this place there’s plenty of great affordable restaurants in Marseille but they’re not...