Bakeries & cafés in Marseille

All 31 places are filed as bakeries, yet the list reads like a map of the city's neighbourhoods. Thirteen are in the 1st and 2nd arrondissements, and in the 1st the counters are North African as often as French: Pâtisserie orientale Tanite on Rue du Marché des Capucins doubles as a tea room, with Moroccan tea alongside beignets and oriental pastries, Lina - pâtisserie orientale is a few streets away on Rue Rouvière, and Maison Journo on Rue Pavillon makes Tunisian casse-croûte sandwiches and fricassés, closing on Saturdays and opening only in the morning on Sundays. Further north in the 3rd, Lina pâtisserie on Place de Strasbourg adds jalebi and tcharek. Hours run long: Boulangerie Pâtisserie Cours Lieutaud and Campaliette Snack Pizza on Boulevard des Dames are among three bakeries listed as open 24 hours, and a bakery on Rue d'Aubagne serves until 11 PM from Monday to Saturday. Nineteen list prices of €1–10 per person.