La Table de Nans — Restaurant in Marseille

They earned a Michelin star this year and while the food was great, I felt it was slightly lacking compared to other Michelin restaurants we came across during our trip to Provence and the Riviera. The thing that stands out as needing the most improvement was the service- it was slow and not as attentive as it should be. They gave us our menus and did not return for 20 min until we flagged them down asking to order. Maybe they were short staffed? Also, I know we are in France but all the other Michelin star restaurants had servers who spoke fluent English. There wasn't any staff here that spoke English well and sometimes it was difficult to understand their explanation of the dishes we were eating. This is not a big deal, but again for Michelin restaurants I have higher standards. We had dinner which was a good value at 98 euros each. The restaurant faces the ocean and we had a relaxing dinner, although it took a full 3 hours due to the slow service.

The food was outstanding. I really enjoyed the vanilla bourbon emulsion that came with our fish. It was perfect. The pork was tender and served with the most amazing sauce. This restaurant knows how to pair the correct flavors to accompany the main ingredients in their dishes. Their lemon dessert was one of my favorites I've had...

La Table De Nans in La Ciotat France. I wanted to report a major issue and the restaurant should lose its accolades. I had an allergy to all nuts and they were made aware. They sent a dish with nuts that I sent back. Then they brought it back again and there was still nuts on the plate, this time they were hidden, and I ate the food. I luckily survived. I have a a severe allergy that causes me to be hospitalised after eating. They specified that all allergies should be made aware and that they could accommodate. Almost killing a diner through neglect on the kitchen and staff is a restaurant undeserving of a...

An excellent culinary experience, perched in the hills above the Côte d’Azur. Perfectly situated in the countryside, this little restaurant is a true jewel.

Great views, exceptional service and delicious food— well deserving of their Michelin star. Two menus in offer (3 or four courses 62/90 euros respectively). The octopus dish was a particular stand out. Exceptional. The deserts were outstanding. Great wine list.

While it’s still a Michelin star place, it is popular with folks from the area. It s not just a place for a special occasion, this should be a regular place for us...