Bagnat
Sandwich shop · 7th Arr.
124 Bd de la Corderie, 13007 Marseille, France
Highlights
Specialty pan bagnat and Ricocetta sandwiches plus cookies
Specialty pan bagnat and Ricocetta sandwiches plus cookies
"This narrow sandwich shop in Saint Victor is named for Nice specialty pan bagnat, a salade niçoise sandwich minus the potatoes. Theirs has great texture, with crunchy radishes, green peppers, spring onions, and an umami hit from anchovies. But they really knock it out of the park with the Ricocetta, which is one of the best sandwiches in the entire city: ciabatta with Sardinian ricotta, mushrooms in garlicky persillade sauce, arugula, and pancetta chips. There’s enough seating here to enjoy your sandwich—there are eight seats outside and a dozen in the mezzanine—but to-go sandwiches are always wrapped perfectly for a picnic. Take yours and a couple of crispy-chewy chocolate chip cookies to Catalans beach, on the ferry to Frioul, or around the corner to Parc Pierre Puget. " - sophie friedman
"This narrow sandwich shop in Saint Victor is named for Nice specialty pan bagnat, a salade niçoise sandwich minus the potatoes. Theirs has great texture, with crunchy radishes, green peppers, spring onions, and an umami hit from anchovies. But they really knock it out of the park with the Ricocetta, which is one of the best sandwiches in the entire city: ciabatta with Sardinian ricotta, mushrooms in garlicky persillade sauce, arugula, and pancetta chips. There’s enough seating here to enjoy your sandwich—there are eight seats outside and a dozen in the mezzanine—but to-go sandwiches are always wrapped perfectly for a picnic. Take yours and a couple of crispy-chewy chocolate chip cookies to Catalans beach, on the ferry to Frioul, or around the corner to Parc Pierre Puget." - Sophie Friedman
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