Aix-en-Provence Vegan Meals and Language Lessons at Anticafé
Guest Post · Restaurant Recommendations · Taste
I wonder if you have visited Anticafé Aix yet? Founded two years ago, its principle is that customers pay per hour. Your 5 euros per hour gets you as much coffee or tea as you like, plus there are breakfast cereals, bread to toast with jam, or later in the day other snack food. Recently, they expanded the offering to include a ‘lunch bag’ of 100% pure vegan food, produced by local company Dissident (you can pre-order your box online).
The owners, Anita Groff and Melanie Münch launched a concept that is decidedly nontraditional and slightly anti-establishment. The space is geared toward students or anyone who needs a clean place to work, study, and socialize. You can stay for an hour, for the day, buy a month-long pass, or join the co-working space as a member. Launched in 2013, the company has 12 locations in France (Aix-en-Provence, Bordeaux, Lyon, Paris, and Strasbourg) and Rome.
Language Lessons in Aix-en-Provence
Anticafé Aix has developed a series of workshops which now include four (4) language sessions or Blabla cafés.
- Spanish, Tuesdays, 12-13h
- ‘Franglish, Melting Party’, Wednesdays, 18-20h (mainly for students)
- French Rendez-vous, Thursdays, 11:15-12:15h
- English Talk n Lunch, Thursdays 12:20-13:30h
- Italian, Fridays, 11:30-12:30h
Dynamic manager Anita explained that they have other workshops – Yoga, how to use Instagram, Job-finding – for instance.
Where to Find this Café
Anticafé (Facebook)
27 rue Granet
13100 Aix-en-Provence
Tel:+33 (0)4 42 96 68 96
Discover this location “with love (and coffee).”
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