Restaurant Les Fenêtres

• ★★★★★

  For those traveling to the South of France, specifically to Marseille during the summer when the weather is quite similar to Thailand's, I highly recommend this restaurant located within the InterContinental Hotel for dinner. It's advisable to make a reservation in advance, especially if you wish to secure a table with a stunning view to enjoy the sunset. Around 8 PM is the perfect time to dine and take in the ambiance. For appetizers, I highly recommend the Pork Ravioli – it's absolutely delicious. As for the main course, the beef steak is a fantastic choice; it's flavorful and satisfying wit

  Sumol · a year ago

• ★★★★★

  We had an absolutely great experience dining here. This is not the main restaurant of the hotel, but the brasserie, but the quality of both the food and the service is exemplary. The menu has some very creative dishes, including novel twists on French classics. Everything we tried was delicious. Service was super friendly, and except for trying to get and then pay the check, very efficient and timely, too. The hostess deserves special mention for being extremely friendly, helpful and courteous. The location and its view are what makes the while experience extra memorable, with a gorgeous view

  Daniël · 5 years ago

• ★★★★★

  My wife and I had dinner here as part of our honeymoon trip to Marseille and stay at the Intercontinental. The food was phenomenal!!! The cauliflower soup was one of the best things we have ever had. The service was great and they gave us a celebratory dessert as well. Nestled right in the hotel it was super convenient for us to just walk downstairs and be greeted. We wanted to eat out on the terrace but it was a little too chilly and indoor seating was the only option at the time I believe. Overall, would highly recommend.

  Lauryn Day-Schmitt · 10 months ago

• ★★★★☆

  The service and the atmosphere was really good, and with beautiful views of Marseille while dining it then it’s worth eating at the restaurant just to enjoy the scenery. We had the Grilled Cockerel, Roasted Sweetbread, and the traditional soup au Pistou so it’s a mix of local dishes from Marseille. I enjoyed the ambiance alongside the food we had. We did order a lot but we were starving when we arrived from the airport.

  Your Next Food Trip · 2 years ago

• ★★★★★

  A restaurant worth visiting while in Marseille. Incredible view on the terrace. Excellent food and service. Great wine selection as well.

  A.J. · a year ago

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