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Guests dining on the terrace facing the sea at sunset at l'Estéou restaurant, minutes from Mazargues, Marseille.

Marseille · Mazargues · 13009

Your restaurant near Mazargues, with the sea thrown in

Minutes from Mazargues, l'Estéou sets its table on the Pointe Rouge harbour: Mediterranean cuisine, the fresh catch of the day and a terrace facing the Mediterranean. The obvious spot to come down from the neighbourhood and dine almost with your feet in the water.

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Elegant restaurant dining room with colourful banquettes and a black metal bar at l'Estéou, near Mazargues, Marseille.
From Mazargues to the sea

The neighbourhood has its restaurant, facing the open sea

Mazargues is that village within the city, between the Prado and the road to the calanques, living to the rhythm of the South. It was only missing the sea at the table: it's just minutes away, on the Pointe Rouge harbour, where l'Estéou lays out its dining room and its terrace.

Coming down from Mazargues to dine here means trading the neighbourhood streets for the horizon. You find the same southern simplicity — honest cooking, an easy welcome — but with the Mediterranean as a backdrop and the day's catch on the plate.

Why l'Estéou

Three good reasons to head down to Pointe Rouge

1

A step from the neighbourhood

Only minutes separate Mazargues from the Pointe Rouge harbour. You slip out for dinner by the sea without leaving the south of Marseille, with seafront parking close by.

2

The sea on the plate

Fresh catch of the day landed at the port, seafood, tartares and grills: a Mediterranean menu that follows the deliveries, never frozen.

3

The terrace facing the sea

A table almost with your feet in the sand, at sunset, garlands lit: the setting the neighbourhood doesn't have and that you find right here.

The Mazargues locals' spot

A moment for every mood, a step from the neighbourhood

I

Lunch as a neighbour

At midday, you come down from the neighbourhood for a break with your feet facing the sea: a grilled fish, a Mediterranean salad, a glass of chilled white, and the afternoon takes on a holiday feel without leaving the south of Marseille.

II

The weekend family dinner

On Saturday or Sunday, you bring the generations together around a seafood platter or a big table. The house adapts to children as well as food lovers, between Mazargues and the harbour.

III

Drinks with friends at sunset

As the light fades over the bay, you head down from the neighbourhood for a drink and a few bites to share, garlands lit, the sea turning orange before your eyes.

IV

The big occasion

Birthday, reunion, a dinner that matters: the terrace facing the open sea gives every event the setting the neighbourhood doesn't have, without having to go far from home.

The golden hour

When Pointe Rouge becomes the balcony of Mazargues

At the end of the day, the light slides across the harbour, the garlands come on one by one and the sea turns orange. It's the perfect moment to come down from the neighbourhood, settle on the terrace and let the evening drift: you share, you toast, you take your time, the sea before your eyes.

On the plate

Mediterranean cooking, honest and in season

Whole grilled fish, red-tuna tartares and sashimi, seafood platters, pasta and wood-fired pizzas: l'Estéou's menu unfolds the Mediterranean with the deliveries. You build your meal as you like, from a light lunch to a full dinner facing the water.

Vegetarian wishes, special diets, a table of children: the house adapts. Tell us your preferences when booking, and everyone makes the most of their table between Mazargues and the sea.

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Whole grilled fish plated with lemon, lime and tomatoes on a silver platter at l'Estéou, Marseille.
Small Mediterranean harbour with moored boats and colourful houses near Pointe Rouge, minutes from Mazargues, Marseille.
Getting here from Mazargues

The sea at the end of the avenue, in just a few minutes

From the village of Mazargues, you reach l'Estéou by heading down towards the seafront: a few minutes are enough to trade the neighbourhood streets for the Pointe Rouge harbour. You come by car, with seafront parking nearby, or by bus towards the sea.

Once here, your table awaits at 1 Avenue de la Pointe Rouge, facing the open sea. For a lunch or an evening, Mazargues is no more than a horizon away.

Turquoise-water calanque lined with limestone cliffs near Marseille, in the spirit of the Mazargues coastline.

Around Mazargues

Between the village, the Prado and the calanques

Set at 1 Avenue de la Pointe Rouge (13008), l'Estéou is the natural extension of Mazargues towards the sea: minutes from the neighbourhood, on the road that leads to the Prado, Roucas Blanc and the calanques. People come as neighbours for a sunny lunch, as a family for a weekend dinner, with friends as the light fades over the bay.

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Keep exploring our neighbouring districts, the sea-facing terrace and our Mediterranean menu.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions — restaurant near Mazargues

Where is the restaurant in relation to Mazargues?

l'Estéou is at 1 Avenue de la Pointe Rouge, 13008 Marseille, minutes from Mazargues on the way down to the sea. It's the closest sea-facing restaurant to the neighbourhood, on the Pointe Rouge harbour.

Can you dine on a terrace facing the sea?

Yes. l'Estéou's terrace looks straight over the harbour and opens onto the Mediterranean. It's one of the few places near Mazargues where you truly dine almost with your feet in the sand, especially at sunset.

What kind of cuisine does the restaurant serve?

Mediterranean cooking to the rhythm of the sea: fresh catch of the day, seafood, red-tuna tartares and sashimi, pasta and wood-fired pizzas. The menu changes with the deliveries from the port.

Do I need to book?

Booking is strongly recommended, especially at weekends and at sunset. Book online or call us on +33 6 02 05 65 46 to be well seated facing the sea.

What are the opening hours and how do I get there from Mazargues?

We welcome you Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to midnight (closed on Monday). From Mazargues, allow a few minutes by car or bus down to Pointe Rouge, with seafront parking nearby.

Is there parking near the restaurant?

You'll find seafront parking near l'Estéou, on the Pointe Rouge harbour. In fine weather and at weekends, it's best to arrive a little early; booking guarantees you a well-placed table facing the sea.

Is the restaurant suitable for a family meal or a birthday?

Yes. l'Estéou gladly welcomes family meals, birthdays and large tables, in the dining room and on the terrace. Let us know the number of guests and your wishes when booking, and the house adapts, from children to food lovers.

Can I come for lunch from Mazargues?

Of course. At midday, the terrace opens onto the shimmering sea for a lunch break minutes from the neighbourhood; in the evening, the same table takes on the colours of the sunset. Service Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to midnight.

A seaside restaurant for the Mazargues neighbourhood

Looking for a restaurant in Mazargues often means wanting what the village doesn't offer: the sea at the table. Just minutes away, on the Pointe Rouge harbour, l'Estéou brings together what the neighbourhood lacks — a terrace facing the open sea, a catch of the day landed on the quay and the spirit of a Marseille cabanon where the sea and the table are one.

From lunch in the sun to dinner at sunset, the house carries Mazargues on towards Mediterranean cuisine.

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Tuesday, Sunday · 10am to midnight · Closed on Monday