Marseille: Lunch at the Green Bear Coffee Café
Guest Post · Restaurant Recommendations · TasteSeeking a healthy snack at lunchtime in Marseille?
Look no further than the Green Bear Coffee Café close to the Vieux Port in nearby rue Glandeves. They have been offering bio fast-service food since 2007
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