
Which Italian dishes to order on a first visit
Antipasti, pasta, pizza, dolci: which Italian dishes to order to discover real homemade cooking, dish by dish, with the Pépé Zino menu.
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Dining outside central Marseille: drive time via the A50, free parking, opening hours, booking and what to order for a first Italian evening.
Going out for dinner east of Marseille often means swapping the parking hunt for a simpler evening. Here is how long to allow, where to park, when to book and what to order.
An evening downtown takes planning: parking, rush-hour traffic, busy dining rooms. For many residents of the eastern districts, heading out to Aubagne, linked to Marseille by the A50, is just as easy.
About 23 km from central Marseille via the A50 towards Aubagne and Toulon, the A502 and the D43C: 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic. From La Valentine, about 13 km, 12 to 20 minutes.
Italian chefs and manager, largely homemade cooking, most ingredients imported from Italy, 120 seats including 60 in the veranda. See our article on authentic Italian cuisine.
Free parking right next to the restaurant. Open 7 days a week: lunch 11:30 AM-2:30 PM, dinner 7:00 PM-10:00 PM (10:30 PM Fri-Sat). Book on 09 60 37 25 97 or via our contact page.
Share a mixed board or focaccia and burrata, then Carbonara Roma or Cacio e Pepe, a Margherita or the signature Pépé Zino pizza, and finish with tiramisu, cannoli or rum baba. See the full menu.
Lunch Set Monday to Friday, dinner from 7:00 PM, and events for groups. Our page on the Italian restaurant near Marseille details the house and the route.

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