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Le Caribou
Lively terrace of Le Caribou, place Thiars on the Vieux-Port of Marseille, under the parasols.
Vieux-Port · Place Thiars · 13001

A late-night restaurant in Marseille when the night is still hungry

At Le Caribou, we keep serving when many close. Homemade cooking until late, a lively terrace and a busy counter: on the Vieux-Port, a table where you can sit down late in the evening, with nobody rushing you out.

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After dinner time

Where you can still dine late

Steps from the quays, Le Caribou is one of those spots where you stop watching the clock. When the neighbourhood kitchens start to pack up, ours is still running: you settle in, you order, you take the time for a real meal — even past the usual dinner hour.

A late-night restaurant is not a room left lit on principle: it is a brigade still at work, hot plates still coming out and a room that keeps its rhythm. In Marseille the Vieux-Port keeps watch — and Le Caribou’s kitchen with it.

A cook at Le Caribou plating braised meat with purée in the evening.
Brasserie-style dining room at Le Caribou, rattan chairs and banquettes, in the evening.

Service runs late

The kitchen stays lit later than elsewhere

When hunger wakes up late in the evening, you can still order a real dish at Le Caribou. You sit down without watching the clock, you share, you extend the meal — and nobody pushes you towards the door while the room is alive.

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Three moments of the evening

From a late apéro to the last dish

An evening at Le Caribou reads like a stretching tempo. Three moments, one table, to find yours.

The apéro sliding into dinner

You come for a drink facing the harbour, pick at a sharing board, and the apéro turns into a full meal before you notice.

The dinner that stretches

At the table, no rush. The plates arrive at their own pace, the conversation lasts and the meal settles in for the whole evening.

The last dish of the night

As the city quietens, the kitchen still serves. A hot plate, a last dish to share, the soft late-evening mood of place Thiars.

Smiling man in a burgundy t-shirt in Le Caribou dining room in the evening, in front of wine bottles.

The welcome

A team still here, late into the evening

What makes a good late-night restaurant is not the hours on the door: it is finding, when others are closing, a welcoming room, a smiling server and the genuine wish to feed you well. At Le Caribou the welcome never drops as the hour grows late.

Tell us your appetite — a craving for meat, for fish, for something warming or a lighter plate — and we steer you to what will please you, even for the last order. That consistency, service after service, makes Le Caribou a table to come back to late in the evening.

At the table

Generous plates, even at a late hour

Slow-cooked meats, seasonal fish, sharing boards and house specialities: Le Caribou’s menu keeps being served late, with no watered-down version. What we bring you past midnight comes from the same kitchen, with the same care as at the heart of service.

We cook from scratch, with chosen produce, a touch of Marseille accent and real portions. Enough to settle a late-evening hunger or a proper dinner, around a fine table on the Vieux-Port.

Bowl of glazed pork belly with sauce and grenaille potatoes, a dish served at Le Caribou.

Our tips

Make the most of a late dinner

A few simple markers to carry the evening on at the table in the best conditions, from the first drink to the last order.

  • Book once evening comes

    On busy nights the room and terrace fill fast. A booked table means your spot is kept and dinner starts without a wait.

  • Flag a group

    Birthday, afterwork or a table of friends wanting to dine late: a word to the team and we keep everything you need, late on.

  • Plan the last order

    For a hot plate right at the end of the evening, let us know when you arrive: we organise things to serve you without a rush.

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The menu, dinner by the harbour, the house: carry on around the table.

Good to know

Late-night restaurant in Marseille: frequently asked questions

Where is this late-night restaurant in Marseille?

Le Caribou is on place Thiars, on the Vieux-Port of Marseille (13001), steps from the quays, the cours d’Estienne d’Orves and the Canebière — at the heart of one of the liveliest squares in the city in the evening.

How late can I dine?

The kitchen stays in service late: you can sit down for a real meal well after the usual dinner hour, into the late evening on place Thiars. For the very last order, a word to the team on arrival lets us arrange everything.

Can I turn up late without a booking?

It is possible, especially on weekdays. But at the weekend or in fine weather the room and terrace fill fast: booking secures a well-placed table for a late dinner, with no wait.

Are hot dishes still served late in the evening?

Yes. Slow-cooked meats, fish, sharing boards and house specialities keep coming out of the kitchen for as long as the late service is open — with the same care as at the heart of the evening.

Can I come just for a drink and a few bites?

Of course. Settle at the counter or on the terrace for an apéro, a sharing board or a few seasonal bites, at whatever hour suits you. Le Caribou is a real restaurant as much as a place to carry the evening on.

Can we dine late as a group?

Yes. Birthdays, afterworks, tables of friends or team dinners: let the team know and we tailor your evening, with the space you need and service running late.

Fancy dining late at place Thiars?

Book your table at Le Caribou, on Marseille’s Vieux-Port — homemade cooking served late, a lively terrace and a friendly atmosphere, right to the last dish.

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