Restaurant Cédrat

Restaurant · 6th Arr.

Restaurant Cédrat

Restaurant · 6th Arr.

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81 Rue Breteuil, 13006 Marseille, France

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Nestled in a serene back garden, chef Éric Maillet's bistro offers a rotating menu of vibrant Mediterranean dishes that deliver fresh flavors and a cozy dining experience.  

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Featured on Michelin
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81 Rue Breteuil, 13006 Marseille, France Get directions

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81 Rue Breteuil, 13006 Marseille, France Get directions

+33 4 91 42 94 41
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Cédrat

"A couple, two chefs, two different culinary formulas: at lunchtime, chef Maëlyss Vultaggio chalks up her menu on the blackboard, assisted in the kitchen by Éric Maillet, a young chef who earned his stripes working for the likes of Gérald Passedat. In the evening, the roles are reversed: he takes the lead, creating more of a fine dining menu with his partner supporting him. Dishes such as farmhouse chicken on the barbecue, celeriac confit, sorrel, ginger/lemongrass sauce and XO reduction exemplify this modern Mediterranean-style cuisine. Using organic vegetables, locally caught fish and well-reared meats, the food certainly packs a punch. Contemporary setting." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/provence-alpes-cote-dazur/marseille/restaurant/cedrat
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The 21 Essential Marseille Restaurants

"Before opening his snug bistro with a back garden terrace, chef Éric Maillet was sous chef to Gérald Passedat, the dean of Marseille cooking, at his excellent seafood restaurant Le Petit Nice. The pedigree shows up in the precise creative bistro dishes on Maillet’s regularly changing chalkboard menu. Seafood and vegetables are the stars, including a recent starter salad of string beans, peas, snow peas, cherries, and pine nuts in an earthy vinaigrette; and sea bream and grilled baby potatoes with a sauce vierge (chopped tomatoes and basil in olive oil)." - Alexander Lobrano

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Marshall W

Google
It was an extremely hot day. So everything on the menu was cold. We think this might have affected the quality of the food so I don't want to be too negative but the dishes were really hot or miss. Some dishes weren't cooked well or the presentation was off. Maybe it was an off day for the kitchen since it was about 35°C/95°F. I would maybe go back on a cooler day. The atmosphere of the back garden was really serene and the staff was very friendly and service was good. Just seems like the kitchen had an off day.

Kirsten Still (Kirdoodle)

Google
Fantastic lunch set, every dish bursting with layers of flavour

Zoe Marans

Google
The absolute BEST meal I had in all of France (big claim, I know). Incredible service, attentive staff, spoke English. The chef would even bring out courses for us! The food was indescribably good. Full of flavor, good portions for a high end restaurant. Felt like fine dining in a chef’s home, so you get bigger portions and the flavor combinations are perfect, not overly experimental. The menu is small (a couple appetizers, three entrees, and a couple desserts) but intentional, with seasonal ingredients. You order a la carte, but probably not the best place for picky eaters due to small selection. We ordered at least one of everything and not a single dish disappointed. The patio vibe was warm and homey, off from the street so you couldn’t hear the busy Marseille traffic. If you enjoy food, this will not disappoint! We easily made a same day reservation. Multiple accolades (Michelin guide etc) and will be back next time Im in Marseille. Thank you for the best dinner yet!

Eddie Ricarti

Google
I came to Cedrat on a recommendation from Eater, which is usually a sure bet, but unfortunately, this time it missed the mark. To be fair, the food was creative and flavorful. I started with poached asparagus, followed by dourada as my main. Both were well executed. Dessert, however, fell short, visually underwhelming and a bit chaotic flavor-wise. The real letdown was the ambiance and service. It felt cold and disconnected. The server was on her phone at times, sat down for her own meal while plates still needed clearing, and I had to get her attention just to pay. Turns out, the chef himself was handling payments at the counter. It’s a shame. For a small, chef-led restaurant, there’s a real opportunity to create something intimate and special. The food has potential, but the overall experience left me feeling overlooked. I hope this feedback is helpful. With some attention to hospitality and guest connection, Cedrat could be something truly memorable.

Tom Hulme

Google
I really wanted to love this restaurant; it is listed in the Michelin guide and the website told a strong story about the ethos and menu. Unfortunately, neither the food nor the vibe quite hit the mark. We arrived for an 8pm booking at 7:55pm and the reception from the front of house staff - who was sat on the front step - was not welcoming. They warmed up as the evening went on, but it started the experience on a frosty note. The food was hit and miss. Some courses were bland and underseasoned; a chicken dish - leg and wing, so not much meat either - was in a green curry sauce that had no spice. Others were far better, like a very memorable strawberry and meringue dessert - one of the best I had in Marseille. At just under 50 euros for amuse-bouche/starter/main course/dessert, I expected more consistency. A great and reasonably priced wine list, though. It was only a Tuesday night, so understandable to not be full to capacity, but there were only a couple of other tables of diners present, which made for a slightly strange/quiet experience. The Michelin guide is usually spot on, so hopefully this was just an off night.

Wendy Day

Google
I started with sweet potato and salad. It was delicious. I then had a poached egg with yogurt, and grilled vegetables. The food here is excellent.

Cathal Quinn

Google
Starter and main course were bursting with flavour … sensational really. A little let down by the dessert, but overall a very tasty meal. Especially the starter!

Nix Adarme

Google
Amazing. Great value for a Michelin guide restaurant. Tomato salad, aubergine main, and dark chocolate ganache desert were all excellent. Also wonderful atmosphere. Loved it.