Restaurants in Aix en Provence - Aix en Provence offers restaurants from luxurious cuisine to cheap food. Le Clos de la Violette offers local food; Le Yoji serves excellent Japanese and Korean food; Chez Maxime serves typical Provencal cuisine and some fantastic grilled meats with excellent wine list available; L’Arbre à Pain is very popular with vegetarians and the home-made desserts are a must.

Nightlife in Aix en Provence - For those looking for some entertainment, there are lots of pubs in the city like Red Clover, O’Neil, Queen’s Head, O’Sullivan’s or The Old Bulldogge. Favorite bars with students include Le Bistrot Aixois, and the IPN. There is no shortage of clubs also in Aix en Provence namely Le Mistral, Les Templiers or Le Divino, the choice is vast.

Shopping in Aix en Provence - The Aix en Provence city is famous for its calissons, a confectionary made from sweet almonds and preserved foods. Calissons du Roy and Léonard Parli offer good collection of Calissons. Mazarin district, around the cours Mirabeau is famous for Antiques. Monoprix on the cours Mirabeau is a handy superstore located right in the city center, and sells a bit of everything, from groceries to clothes.