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About Café L'écomotive
Café L'écomotive is a charming vegetarian restaurant nestled at 2 Pl. des Marseillaises in the heart of Marseille, France. If you're someone who loves healthy, organic dishes, this spot is a must-visit. With a focus on fresh, local ingredients, the menu offers a variety of vegan and vegetarian options that cater to different tastes and preferences. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, the café has something for everyone-small plates for a light snack or heartier options for a full meal.
The café also goes beyond just food, offering a great selection of drinks, including alcohol, wine, beer, and coffee. You can sip on a delicious glass of organic wine or enjoy a freshly brewed coffee as you unwind in a laid-back, cozy environment. For those who want to enjoy the fresh air, Café L'écomotive provides outdoor seating, giving you the perfect spot to relax and enjoy your meal. If you're on the go, the restaurant also offers takeaway and delivery options, making it convenient to enjoy their healthy and tasty offerings wherever you are.
Service here is top-notch, with friendly staff who ensure you have a great experience, whether you're dining in or picking up a meal. Café L'écomotive truly stands out as a place where good food meets a welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to enjoy delicious, wholesome meals in a vibrant part of Marseille.
Business Info
Hour time open
Right Now :
- Monday: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
- Tuesday: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
- Wednesday: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
- Thursday: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
- Friday: 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM
- Saturday: 09:30 AM - 06:00 PM
- Sunday: 09:30 AM - 06:00 PM
2 Pl. des Marseillaises, 13001 Marseille, France
Reviews
We had breakfast there, the staff were lovely and friendly. I had a set which costs 8€, but just 2 slides of toast with butter/ jam, coffee and orange juice. It’s quite overpriced, maybe they could be a bread more or lower price. Overall the experience was good and easy for taking breaks while waiting trains.
- Guan wei Chiu -
I was looking for a vegan/vegetarian place next to the train station and that's when I found this awesome place. Food was delicious and service was top notch. Very friendly atmosphere and considerate to particular requests. Would go again when I am in the city.
- n bhauryal -
A cute little place that is vegetarian vegan . A little too heavy in shabby chic. The food I ordered was wholesome and tasty and freshly made. Seems to be a very popular place, going by the crowds! A relief to eat a wholesome plate after a week of croissant, pain au chocolat and pizzas!
- Jayashree Arunachalam -
I went to this cafe three times during my short trip to marseille. a ton of delicious vegan options including a carrot soup and spirulina chia pudding!
- Aaron -
I had one morning to spend in Marseille while waiting for a train. I was looking for a café to sit at as i had some work to do. A friend of mine suggested me this place and it was just perfect! Plenty of space to sit, fit your bags in a corner, chill atmosphere to work, nice food and drinks and friendly staff. Plus they have beautiful ecological values making things from scratch, doing what they can to lower their carbon footprint. It's a 100% go-to for me :)
- Geraldine Marien -
Very chill vegetarian dish place in front of the station. Took a quick lunch before taking train. Friendly people trying to explain the menu to a non french speaking person. Food is delicious and chill atmosphere. Serving is very quick but gets crowded during lunch hour so keep that in mind with your schedule.
- Hyun Ally -
Amazing vegetarian restaurant that changes menus everyday, food tastes like homemade, which is amazing, and the employees are always happy and smiling. Beware, always full during lunchtime. They also provide amazing bread and soup, a must go even for non vegetarian, you won't even remember there is no meat in the food
- Nicolas LEE -
