Sausset-les-Pins is a gem of the Cote Bleue, nestled between Marseille and Martigues. This former fishing port turned seaside resort attracts many visitors each year in search of Mediterranean cuisine. Here is our guide to the best places to eat in Sausset-les-Pins.
Seaside restaurants in Sausset-les-Pins
The charm of Sausset-les-Pins lies in its restaurants facing the sea. Along the harbour and the corniche, several establishments offer terraces with stunning views of the Mediterranean. Among them, Le Spot stands out with its sea-view terrace, open from breakfast to dinner. To find out everything about our restaurant in Sausset-les-Pins (menu, atmosphere, booking), visit its dedicated page.
Culinary diversity is the commune's strong point. You'll find seafood and plancha restaurants, convivial brasseries, pizzerias and traditional Provencal tables. Each establishment brings its personal touch to Mediterranean cuisine.
Where to eat seafood in Sausset-les-Pins?
Sausset-les-Pins is renowned for its seafood. Plancha cooking is a coastal speciality: it sears fish and shellfish while keeping their natural flavour. At Le Spot, whole sea bream, tellines sauteed with garlic and parsley and the octopus, cuttlefish and king prawn plancha trio are among the signature dishes of the menu, depending on the catch.
Seaside brunches
A new trend on the Cote Bleue, seaside brunch is attracting more and more visitors. Pancakes, avocado toast, scrambled eggs, waffles and fresh juice: brunch menus let you enjoy Sausset-les-Pins' exceptional setting from the morning.
Cocktail bars and terrace aperitifs
At the end of the day, the terraces of Sausset-les-Pins come alive. Cocktail and spritz bars serve mojitos, Aperol Spritz, margaritas and house creations to enjoy facing the setting sun. It's one of the most appreciated moments by regulars and tourists alike. To extend the moment, Le Spot cultivates a genuine seaside beach-bar spirit steps from the harbour, between a sunny aperitif and tapas to share by the Mediterranean.
Practical tips for dining in Sausset-les-Pins
Booking recommended: in high season and at weekends, sea-view terraces are in high demand. Book ahead to guarantee your table.
Access: Sausset-les-Pins is accessible by car or by TER train (Sausset-les-Pins station, Cote Bleue line between Marseille and Miramas). The train journey offers lovely views of the coastline.
How to choose: among the restaurants in Sausset-les-Pins, look at the view (sea-facing terrace or sheltered dining room), opening hours (some places only serve at mealtimes), menu variety for families or groups of friends, and the option to book. Le Spot ticks these boxes: open every day from 8am to 11pm, it serves brunch in the morning, a brasserie menu at lunch and dinner, and ice cream and crepes in the afternoon. All the details are on the page of our Sausset-les-Pins restaurant.
Also discover our Cote Bleue restaurant guide to broaden your gastronomic horizons across the region, from Marseille to Martigues. For a table facing the Mediterranean, also discover our seaside restaurant in Sausset-les-Pins and its terrace open from morning to evening.