Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Cassis from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Cassis
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Selected entries from the current guide for Cassis.
Cassis, France
La Villa Madie holds three Michelin stars and a 95-point La Liste ranking, placing it among France's most decorated coastal restaurants. Chef Dimitri Droisneau's modern French kitchen sits above the Anse de Corton outside Cassis, a setting that amplifies rather than distracts from serious cooking. Opinionated About Dining has ranked it in the top 40 Classical restaurants in Europe for three consecutive years.
Cassis, France
Les Belles Canailles holds a Michelin Plate recognition (2024 and 2025) and sits at the premium end of Cassis dining, where Mediterranean cuisine draws on the full arc of the basin rather than any single national tradition. At address 9 Avenue des Calanques, it occupies the kind of coastal position that places the sourcing conversation front and centre, with the calanques limestone and the sea as permanent context.
Cassis, France
Sitting above the Anse de Corton on Cassis's eastern fringe, La Brasserie du Corton holds consecutive Michelin Plate recognition for 2024 and 2025, placing it among the small tier of modern cuisine addresses in this port town that take sourcing seriously.
Cassis, France
On Rue Pasteur in the old port quarter of Cassis, Café Sardine occupies the modest, sun-warmed register that defines the town's most honest dining. The address reads as a neighbourhood café, but the kitchen draws on the Provençal coastline's daily catch in a way that places it firmly within Cassis's broader conversation about where Mediterranean ingredients actually come from and what to do with them once they arrive.
Cassis, France
On a narrow street a short walk from Cassis's harbour, Calendal occupies the kind of address that the Provençal coast does better than almost anywhere in France: intimate, unhurried, and grounded in the flavours of the immediate region. The restaurant sits in a town where the local AOC white wine is poured more freely than in most of Paris, and where the calanques define what ends up on the plate.
Cassis, France
On the quayside at 20 Quai des Baux, L'Oustau de la Mar sits within one of Provence's most photographed harbour settings. The restaurant draws on Cassis's deep-rooted fishing tradition, positioning itself among a small group of waterfront addresses where the Calanques coast and Mediterranean larder define the cooking. Reserve ahead, particularly during summer, when the port fills and tables are scarce.
Cassis, France
On a narrow street in Cassis just back from the port, La Bonne Mère works within a tradition shared by many of the town's long-standing bistros: Provençal cooking that draws directly from the Mediterranean and the surrounding garrigue. The address at 19 Rue Michel Arnaud places it in the older residential quarter, away from the harbour-front tourist circuit, and that positioning alone tells you something about the clientele it attracts.
Cassis, France
On the quayside at 1 Quai Jean Jacques Barthélémy, Le Bistrot de Nino occupies one of Cassis's most direct addresses for harbour-front dining. The setting frames the ritual of a Provençal meal as much as the kitchen does: slow lunches, local seafood, and the particular rhythm of a port town that has never needed to perform its charm. A reliable fixture in a village where the serious competition is thin but the standard has risen sharply.
Cassis, France
Le Poisson Rouge sits on a quiet impasse in Cassis, the small port town on the Provence coast where the calanques meet the Mediterranean. In a village where waterfront tables draw most of the visitor attention, this address occupies a more discreet position, placing it in a different register from the harbour-facing brasseries that define the town's more obvious dining circuit.
Cassis, France
On a quiet side street one block from Cassis's harbour, Ô Rev occupies a position typical of the town's mid-tier dining scene: close enough to the waterfront energy to draw visitors, grounded enough in neighbourhood texture to hold local regulars. The address at 5 Rue Lamartine places it within walking distance of the port without the premium that seafront tables command elsewhere in town.
Cassis
Selected entries from the current guide for Cassis.
Cassis, France
Built in 1887 on Cassis's limestone coastline and awarded Michelin 2 Keys in 2024, Les Roches Blanches occupies a position between the village marina and the Calanques, with Cap Canaille's cliff face filling the horizon. Its 45 rooms carry Art Deco bones from a 1920s transformation, updated with rain showers and sea-facing terraces. Rates from $552 per night position it at the upper end of the Cassis market.
Cassis
Selected entries from the current guide for Cassis.
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Cassis
Selected entries from the current guide for Cassis.
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