Verre a Cruise — Restaurant in Marseille

The food seemed well seasoned, although I am generally not a big fan of Lebanese spices. However, I found the cooking of the chicken to be a bit off—it was too dry and overcooked—as well as the cauliflower. The tahini was not ideal.

Additionally, the cutlery felt strange, with the knife being longer than the fork. The glasses were small and the colors of the tableware were random, with materials appearing mismatched (wood, glass, ceramic) for the plates.

The ground is also not flat but on a slope, making the tables and chairs unstable. Despite booking in advance, we were not placed on the terrace but right by the entrance.

Would not not recommend, but would definitely not...

Super sweet place and ambiance, serving delicious tapas and cocktails. As a Lebanese, I can be a little bit of a “snob” and critical when it comes to eating Lebanese cuisine in Marseille - it can come across very touristy, etc. Here, the mezzes are super fresh and tasty with a twist. Absolutely recommend it, don’t miss it next time you want to have a fun time with your friends, it’s the place to be! We finished off with a moscow mule shot offered by la maitresse des lieux - nuff’ said! Just go and see for yourself, you won’t be...

Nice place for tapas, which were very tasty, though a little expensive at 7-13€ per plate.

Drinks are focused on signature cocktails, which are around 11€ - served quickly and with flair, although I was not a fan of the taste and they felt very weak/watered down.

Outdoor seating is mixed on OK and super wonky tables - we got the shitty wonky one so that was not so great.

I would maybe consider coming back for the tapas, although the competition in this area is very tough, and I would not return...