Le Petit Nice sits above the anse de Maldorme, below the corniche Kennedy, in the 7th arrondissement. The Passedat family has built here a cuisine anchored to the Mediterranean at arm's length, in a position set into the rock itself that sets the address apart from any other Marseille table.
The house describes two spaces available for private hire: an intimate dining room with a sea view, and a panoramic terrace suited to standing formats. The formats mentioned are a seated dinner built on five or seven course menus, a terrace cocktail with optional floral or musical staging, and a combination with the sixteen-room and suite hotel that completes the whole. A tailored food and wine pairing and adaptation to specific diets are among the services the house sets out.
Other experiences in Vieux-Port de Marseille
At Le Puy-Sainte-Reparade, a biodynamic wine estate where Jean Nouvel's cellar and a contemporary art trail answer one another.
Shopping & CraftsmanshipSavonnerie Fer a Cheval, cauldron-made soapA Marseille soap works active since 1856, listed as a Historic Monument, which receives constituted groups at its Sainte-Marthe site.
Shopping & CraftsmanshipAteliers Marcel Carbonel, the santon maker's craftIn the Saint-Victor district, a house of santon makers opens its production workshops, by appointment only and from Monday to Thursday.
Culture & HeritageHotel de Caumont, the privatised town houseA town house in Aix-en-Provence's Mazarin quarter whose salons, auditorium and formal gardens can be hired once the site closes to the public.
Culture & HeritageFondation Vasarely, the privatised alveoliVictor Vasarely's architectonic centre in Aix-en-Provence opens its seven monumental alveoli and its three-hectare grounds to private hire.