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L'Épuisette — Restaurant in Marseille

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L'Épuisette
Description
Elegant waterside restaurant featuring seafood-focused fixed-price menus & an extensive wine list.
Nearby attractions
Plage de Maldormé
Anse de Maldorme, 13007 Marseille, France
Galerie Alexis Pentcheff
Pavillon de la Reine Jeanne, 10 Chem. du Génie, 13007 Marseille, France
Malmousque Marseille
Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Parc Valmer
Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Le Maregraphe
174 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Nearby restaurants
Chez Fonfon
140 Rue du Vallon des Auffes, 13007 Marseille, France
Bistrot Plage
60 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Chez Jeannot
129 Rue du Vallon des Auffes, 13007 Marseille, France
TABI
165 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
L'Avant Cour
122 Rue du Vallon des Auffes, 13007 Marseille, France
Peron Restaurant
56 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Son Thuy
108 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
L'Eau à la Bouche
120 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Cécile Food Club Malmousque
116 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
La Vallée du Liban
122 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Nearby hotels
Peron Hotel
119 Cor Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 13007 Marseille, France
Au cabanon de Malmousque
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Sea Terraces
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La Mer en Ville
261 Rue d'Endoume, 13007 Marseille, France
Mercure Marseille Centre Bompard La Corniche
2 Rue des Flots Bleus, 13007 Marseille, France
Hotel Royal
10 Rue Capitaine Dessemond, 13007 Marseille, France
residence des catalans
10 bis Rue Capitaine Dessemond, 13007 Marseille, France
Hôtel Du Pharo
5 Pl. du 4 Septembre, 13007 Marseille, France
T1 Moderne Plage Des Catalans
39 Rue César Aleman, 13007 Marseille, France
Le Malmousquin
35 Rue Boudouresque, 13007 Marseille, France
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L'Épuisette

158 Rue du Vallon des Auffes, 13007 Marseille, France
4.7(475)
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Elegant waterside restaurant featuring seafood-focused fixed-price menus & an extensive wine list.

attractions: Plage de Maldormé, Galerie Alexis Pentcheff, Malmousque Marseille, Parc Valmer, Le Maregraphe, restaurants: Chez Fonfon, Bistrot Plage, Chez Jeannot, TABI, L'Avant Cour, Peron Restaurant, Son Thuy, L'Eau à la Bouche, Cécile Food Club Malmousque, La Vallée du Liban
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Phone
+33 4 91 52 17 82
Website
l-epuisette.fr

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Nearby attractions of L'Épuisette

Plage de Maldormé

Galerie Alexis Pentcheff

Malmousque Marseille

Parc Valmer

Le Maregraphe

Plage de Maldormé

Plage de Maldormé

4.5

(349)

Open 24 hours
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Galerie Alexis Pentcheff

Galerie Alexis Pentcheff

4.9

(27)

Closed
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Malmousque Marseille

Malmousque Marseille

4.7

(99)

Open 24 hours
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Parc Valmer

Parc Valmer

4.3

(406)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

The Urban Hike of Marseille
The Urban Hike of Marseille
Tue, Dec 30 • 9:30 AM
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Eonarium FLOW : un spectacle lumineux immersif au Palais de la Bourse
Eonarium FLOW : un spectacle lumineux immersif au Palais de la Bourse
Fri, Dec 26 • 8:30 PM
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Explore Sainte Victoire
Explore Sainte Victoire
Wed, Dec 31 • 10:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of L'Épuisette

Chez Fonfon

Bistrot Plage

Chez Jeannot

TABI

L'Avant Cour

Peron Restaurant

Son Thuy

L'Eau à la Bouche

Cécile Food Club Malmousque

La Vallée du Liban

Chez Fonfon

Chez Fonfon

4.1

(1.6K)

$$$

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Bistrot Plage

Bistrot Plage

3.2

(726)

$$$

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Chez Jeannot

Chez Jeannot

3.7

(2.2K)

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TABI

TABI

4.4

(223)

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Jessica LeitchJessica Leitch
DON'T COME HERE IF YOU'RE ALONE! For some reason they don't see you as a valued customer if you're just one?!? I selected the Cesar which was the top menu ($$$$). I requested advice from the sommelier and had a great recommendation for a glass. I guess buying a glass in this restaurant is not acceptable. I continued to beg for wine, finally gave up. If you want wine service, buy a bottle, maybe he'll pay attention to you 🙄. I was by myself so a bottle is not an option when you want to try a variety of things. They do a HORRIBLE job of telling you where you are in the menu you selected. I heard others asking "how many dishes left?" and "are we done?" You feel a bit lost when you don't understand where you are in your meal. Should I be drinking white or red, etc. The food was good but not amazing and given I was the ignored guest of the night I would not recommend going here as it's very pricey to beg for wine and spend three (3) hours for one person talking to yourself... When I went to leave, even though I asked, it took forever to get the check. Then the Manager argued with me about my experience. He compared me to people arrond me that had a companion sitting with them, talking to eachother. FYI: my experience is just that, my experience. I don't want to stand in the door arguing with you about what you think my experience should have been after spending €220.00. I came alone because my husband doesn't like seafood and I wanted a nice dinner with nice wine. I ended up with a long, lonely experience, with good food, limited wine, being confronted and told I should have enjoyed my loneliness longer. Not a way to end the night... I was completely deflated and just wanted to leave.
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We had the Marius set menu for lunch. The food was ok but definitely not worth a Michelin one-star status. The protagonist of the menu is Bouillabaisse but by the forth dish, it gets a bit boring and uninspiring. The Rock fish soup is too salty for our taste and we had to take it with bread to balance it out. The main course, different types of fish poached in soup, is no good; fish was overcooked and had no flavor that you would expect from fresh fish. The soup which the fish is soaked in too similar to the rock fish soup (or is the same?) they served in previous course. The soup’s taste was strong and too salty that it overshadowed whatever little flavor that was in the fish. The two courses were basically the same, except for the fish added to it. The dessert from the trolley are all no good either. The staffs were standoffish and pretentious. They had a “get-down-to-business’ attitude and had prioritized the food’s presentation than caring about the customers. Despite the beautiful view, we did not find the atmosphere relaxing nor the lunch enjoyable.
Chang AllenChang Allen
Highly recommended to have your lunch here. L’Epuisette is a restaurant right next to Mediterranean Sea. You can see Château d'If by the window seats. The service was nice. We are from Taiwan and waitress said “你好” to us with smile. And the most remarkable was their Aspic of Bouillabaisse which was a aspic reach of the flavor of Bouillabaisse. The second remarkable was “Red mullet, cooked and raw Tomato water and Kimchi butter.” We are from Asia and familiar with Kimchi. I must say this was the best Kimchi dish. The flavor was balanced and really tasty. It was out of the way how Asian use Kimchi in dishes. Really surprised. And the red mullet was cooked perfectly. Finally, the petit four cart was cute. You can choose anything you wanted. Reasonable price, high quality cooking, beautiful sea view.
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DON'T COME HERE IF YOU'RE ALONE! For some reason they don't see you as a valued customer if you're just one?!? I selected the Cesar which was the top menu ($$$$). I requested advice from the sommelier and had a great recommendation for a glass. I guess buying a glass in this restaurant is not acceptable. I continued to beg for wine, finally gave up. If you want wine service, buy a bottle, maybe he'll pay attention to you 🙄. I was by myself so a bottle is not an option when you want to try a variety of things. They do a HORRIBLE job of telling you where you are in the menu you selected. I heard others asking "how many dishes left?" and "are we done?" You feel a bit lost when you don't understand where you are in your meal. Should I be drinking white or red, etc. The food was good but not amazing and given I was the ignored guest of the night I would not recommend going here as it's very pricey to beg for wine and spend three (3) hours for one person talking to yourself... When I went to leave, even though I asked, it took forever to get the check. Then the Manager argued with me about my experience. He compared me to people arrond me that had a companion sitting with them, talking to eachother. FYI: my experience is just that, my experience. I don't want to stand in the door arguing with you about what you think my experience should have been after spending €220.00. I came alone because my husband doesn't like seafood and I wanted a nice dinner with nice wine. I ended up with a long, lonely experience, with good food, limited wine, being confronted and told I should have enjoyed my loneliness longer. Not a way to end the night... I was completely deflated and just wanted to leave.
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We had the Marius set menu for lunch. The food was ok but definitely not worth a Michelin one-star status. The protagonist of the menu is Bouillabaisse but by the forth dish, it gets a bit boring and uninspiring. The Rock fish soup is too salty for our taste and we had to take it with bread to balance it out. The main course, different types of fish poached in soup, is no good; fish was overcooked and had no flavor that you would expect from fresh fish. The soup which the fish is soaked in too similar to the rock fish soup (or is the same?) they served in previous course. The soup’s taste was strong and too salty that it overshadowed whatever little flavor that was in the fish. The two courses were basically the same, except for the fish added to it. The dessert from the trolley are all no good either. The staffs were standoffish and pretentious. They had a “get-down-to-business’ attitude and had prioritized the food’s presentation than caring about the customers. Despite the beautiful view, we did not find the atmosphere relaxing nor the lunch enjoyable.
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Highly recommended to have your lunch here. L’Epuisette is a restaurant right next to Mediterranean Sea. You can see Château d'If by the window seats. The service was nice. We are from Taiwan and waitress said “你好” to us with smile. And the most remarkable was their Aspic of Bouillabaisse which was a aspic reach of the flavor of Bouillabaisse. The second remarkable was “Red mullet, cooked and raw Tomato water and Kimchi butter.” We are from Asia and familiar with Kimchi. I must say this was the best Kimchi dish. The flavor was balanced and really tasty. It was out of the way how Asian use Kimchi in dishes. Really surprised. And the red mullet was cooked perfectly. Finally, the petit four cart was cute. You can choose anything you wanted. Reasonable price, high quality cooking, beautiful sea view.
Chang Allen

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Reviews of L'Épuisette

4.7
(475)
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3.0
2y

DON'T COME HERE IF YOU'RE ALONE! For some reason they don't see you as a valued customer if you're just one?!?

I selected the Cesar which was the top menu ($$$$). I requested advice from the sommelier and had a great recommendation for a glass. I guess buying a glass in this restaurant is not acceptable. I continued to beg for wine, finally gave up. If you want wine service, buy a bottle, maybe he'll pay attention to you 🙄. I was by myself so a bottle is not an option when you want to try a variety of things.

They do a HORRIBLE job of telling you where you are in the menu you selected. I heard others asking "how many dishes left?" and "are we done?" You feel a bit lost when you don't understand where you are in your meal. Should I be drinking white or red, etc.

The food was good but not amazing and given I was the ignored guest of the night I would not recommend going here as it's very pricey to beg for wine and spend three (3) hours for one person talking to yourself...

When I went to leave, even though I asked, it took forever to get the check. Then the Manager argued with me about my experience. He compared me to people arrond me that had a companion sitting with them, talking to eachother. FYI: my experience is just that, my experience. I don't want to stand in the door arguing with you about what you think my experience should have been after spending €220.00. I came alone because my husband doesn't like seafood and I wanted a nice dinner with nice wine. I ended up with a long, lonely experience, with good food, limited wine, being confronted and told I should have enjoyed my loneliness longer. Not a way to end the night... I was completely deflated and just...

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3.0
1y

We had the Marius set menu for lunch. The food was ok but definitely not worth a Michelin one-star status.

The protagonist of the menu is Bouillabaisse but by the forth dish, it gets a bit boring and uninspiring. The Rock fish soup is too salty for our taste and we had to take it with bread to balance it out. The main course, different types of fish poached in soup, is no good; fish was overcooked and had no flavor that you would expect from fresh fish. The soup which the fish is soaked in too similar to the rock fish soup (or is the same?) they served in previous course. The soup’s taste was strong and too salty that it overshadowed whatever little flavor that was in the fish. The two courses were basically the same, except for the fish added to it. The dessert from the trolley are all no good either.

The staffs were standoffish and pretentious. They had a “get-down-to-business’ attitude and had prioritized the food’s presentation than caring about the customers. Despite the beautiful view, we did not find the atmosphere relaxing nor the...

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1.0
3y

Was für eine Enttäuschung!!!

Die Auswahl des Weins wurde bereits vor der Wahl des Menüs vom Sommelier bestimmt. Seine Empfehlung galt einem komplexen Weisswein, der hervorragend zu jeder Menüwahl passen sollte. Das hätte mich bereits skeptisch machen sollen. Grand Vin de Malherbe, Vin blanc, 2020. Es folgte die erste Enttäuschung: Von den drei angebotenen Menüs durften wir nicht jeweils ein 5- Gang und ein 7-Gang-Menü bestellen. Wir sollten eine gemeinsame Menü-Auswahl treffen. Es wurde begründet, es sei in diesem Restaurant nicht realisierbar. Nun gut, wir wollten uns zu diesem ersehnten Abend nicht betrüben lassen. Wir folgten also der Empfehlung von Florian. Er begründete seine Empfehlung, das Menü "Bouilliabaise" in 5 Gängen sei die Visitenkarte des Restaurants... Mein vorausgegangener Wunsch in meiner Reservierungs-Email, der Tischposition in der ruhigen Ecke nachzukommen, wurde kommentarlos ignoriert. Nicht so schlimm, denn die Lage des Restaurants, seine Aussicht und die Plätze scheinen alle gut, wenn Essen und Atmosphäre stimmen würden. Die Tischposition hatte aber zur Folge, dass wir als erste Gäste des Abends mittig platziert wurden und das gesamte Treiben der Belegschaft zwangsläufig verfolgen mussten. Vier, vermutlich auszubildende, junge Mitarbeiter servierten hastig und ratterten die Kreationen in einem atemlosen Tempo von ihren Lippen. So bewegten Sie sich auch, voller Hektik, im gut gefüllten Restaurant. Nach wiederholter Bitte unsererseits, das Tempo der Darreichungen zu entschleunigen, beherzigte Florian diesen Wunsch endlich. Das kleine Rotbarbenfilet auf dem Grund der tiefen hölzernen Schüssel war aufgrund des tiefen Schattens der Schüssel nahezu nicht würdigbar und musste mit der Tischleuchte illuminiert werden, um es am Grund der Schale sichtbar zu machen. Der zweite Gang hatte es einfacher, gesehen zu werden, da er zentral platziert wurde, und der vulkanförmige Teller die Sichtbarkeit des einen kleinen Ravioli erleichterte. Der dritte Gang war die durchschnittliche Suppe selbst, die einer Visitenkarte dieser Restaurantklasse mehr als unwürdig scheint. Zwischen den Gängen rotierte das Team stets mit drei Sorten Brot zur Auswahl. So auch zum vierten Gang, den Fischfilets, die in einer inspirationslosen Sauce von selbem durchschnittlichen Geschmack dargereicht wurden. Jede Darreichung erfolgte von den gleichen durchexerzierten zackigen Bewegungen, um den Zeitplan einzuhalten. Dieser Zeitdruck und die angespannte Atmosphäre innerhalb der Equipe waren zum ungenügenden Essen höchst unangenehm. Diese Kritik, die ich auch an Florian spiegelte, wurde lediglich mit Worten des Bedauerns entgegen genommen, dass die Touristen seinen Boulliabaise Menüvorschlag normalerweise geniessen. Eine Entäuschung von Anfang bis Ende für uns - zu einem Preis von wertvollen Abendstunden unseres Urlaubs in Marseille und 340 Euro.

Die hohe Bewertung im Guide Michelin oder Gault Millau für das L'Épuisette ist eine Ohrfeige für die Kochmanschaften, die eine vergleichbare Bewertung verdient haben und mit diesem Restaurant...

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