Ludovic Turac's discreet restaurant needs no further publicity, as it has a loyal following, happy and well-informed to know that this is one of Marseille's finest restaurants. This little restaurant, hidden away on the second floor of a building in the Old Port, is an esplanade of Mediterranean culture, led by a chef with a sure touch and well-executed intuition. He blends his signature dishes and new ideas in a well-balanced, harmonious eight-course menu, including the must-try oyster from the Etang de Thau, merguez, gribiche and daikon, aïoli with pearly cod and seafood en persillade, the elegant gambero and reduction of a Marseille foot and package juice, smoked carrot, the signature red mullet "bouille-abaisse" dish, veal from Jacques Abatucci, roasted squash and romaine with ajowan seed, figatelli sucs, a dessert of blood orange, red sechuan and matured olive oil. Very fine cellar with many great references.