Marie Georgette NYC Style Menus to Aix
Guest Post · Restaurant Recommendations · Taste‘Marie Georgette’ is tucked away in Aix’s Passage Agard, just off the Cours Mirabeau.
It’s the creation of two brothers whose stated aim is to offer ‘specialities new-yorkaises et londoniennes’ adapted to French tastes and based on quality local ingredients.
The menu has lots of creative burgersit is atempting restaurant in Aix en Provence. With house-made fries, brunch and real burgers it sounds like one restaurant to add to your list.
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