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  • Sunset over a lavender field in Drome, France

    Cafés

    Provence

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Cafés The guide was updated:
While France may be more famous for its wine and cheese, the region's coffee scene is a hidden gem worth exploring. From quaint cafés in charming villages to chic espresso bars in trendy cities, coffee lovers will find plenty of options to satisfy their caffeine cravings.

The region's coffee culture is influenced by both French and Italian traditions, creating a unique blend of flavours and brewing techniques. Whether you prefer a classic café au lait or a frothy cappuccino, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region has something to offer for every coffee lover.
Torréfaction Noailles (Marseille)

Torréfaction Noailles (Marseille)

Looking for a taste of history in the heart of Marseille? Look no further than Torrefaction Noailles, a historic coffee shop that has been serving the community since 1927. Step inside and you'll be transported back to a bygone era as you take in the charming ambience of the shop. Enjoy a wide selection of coffee, as well as a variety of local and regional sweets such as pralines, macarons, and cookies. Whether you're looking for a quick pick-me-up or a sweet treat to enjoy with your coffee, Torrefaction Noailles is the perfect place to indulge in a little taste of Marseille's history.
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Angela Glacier (Roussillon)

Angela Glacier (Roussillon)

When it comes to finding the best ice cream in Roussillon (perhaps in the region), look no further than Angela Glacier. This artisanal ice cream shop offers a wide range of delicious flavours, all made with care and attention to detail. From classic favourites like chocolate and vanilla to more exotic options like lavender and fig, there's something to suit every taste. The friendly service and welcoming atmosphere make Angela Glacier the perfect spot to take a refreshing ice cream break during a hot summer day in Provence.
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Le Petit Arles (Arles)

Le Petit Arles (Arles)

Nestled away in a side street in the heart of Arles, Le Petit Arles is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, who come for the delicious savoury and sweet crepes that are a speciality of the house. But if you're in the mood for something other than crepes, you'll find plenty of other options to choose from too, including salad bowls, daily specials, and a tempting array of pastries. And of course, no café experience would be complete without a good cup of coffee. Luckily, Le Petit Arles has you covered in that department too, with beans that are roasted right here in Arles.
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