Lunch: Tuesday – Saturday, 12pm – 2pm
Dinner: Tuesday – Saturday, 7:30pm – 10pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
Market bistronomie · Vieux-Port de Marseille
Every week, Émile's suppliers — fishermen, market gardeners, farmers — deliver the best of what they have. The menu starts there.
Le Comptoir d'Émile doesn't work with central distribution. Every Monday, Émile places his orders directly with a dozen Mediterranean producers — a fisherman from Sète, a market gardener from the Bouches-du-Rhône, a breeder from the Crau plain. What arrives determines what you eat that week. There is no other logic.
The room is small — thirty-five covers under exposed stone vaults. The kitchen is open: you can see Émile work from any table in the room. No partition between the fire and you. The smell of brown butter and braised fennel arrives before the plates do.
The lunch menu at €28 changes every week. The tasting menu at €55 follows the current arrivals. If you're looking for a menu that stays the same all year, this isn't the place. If you want to eat the best of what Marseille is producing this Tuesday, welcome.

Trained in a starred brigade, he left prestigious restaurants to open thirty-five covers a stone's throw from the Vieux-Port. The choice can't be explained — it has to be tasted.
Émile Rougier learned his craft in a starred brigade in Lyon, under a chef who taught him one rule: never put on the plate what you wouldn't be proud to serve your mother. He kept the rule. He left the rest.
At 38, he came back to Marseille — not to conquer the city, but because its markets, its sea, and its producers were what he missed. Le Comptoir d'Émile was born from that absence. Every dish is a conversation with the land. None of them has existed for more than a week.






Le Comptoir d'Émile
27 rue des Olives-NoiresOpening hours
Lunch: Tuesday – Saturday, 12pm – 2pm
Dinner: Tuesday – Saturday, 7:30pm – 10pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
35 covers, two sittings a day. Friday evenings book up in 48 hours. Reserve online or call us directly.