Quality/Quantity - The French Riviera! What is there not to like?!?! Well for me, crowds and too…read moremany tourists. We try to (of course) do all the "tourists" stuff, but my joy is really spending time with the locals and getting to know the real culture. So much to see and do here: Castle Hill, Old Town (had so many meals here), Promenade Des Anglais (walk around the water front), Cathedral of St Nicholas, Farmers markets, flea markets, Palace Massena, squares, shopping, etc. Other popular things to do that we did not get to do: Marc Chagal National Museum (closed Tuesdays, the day we went), all the other museums, beaches, gardens, Gairaut Waterfall, castles, etc. Population - Almost a million people. 72KM. Ambiance - It's the French Riviera! A great place to watch people, both in the morning when I drink my coffee in one of the outdoor cafes, and during my daily happy hours. Well located, since we are staying a week here, we had more than enough time to visit neighboring cities and countries, but you know that because you are following. We visited Cannes (Film Festival), Eze (a crazy 1 hour uphill hike to the village!), Monaco (Monte Carlo) where I actually won $$ and had my James Bond Martini. Service - Overall good. Price - Depends on what you do, eat or drink. Expect tourist prices. Well, we also went to the Michelin Star restaurant in Eze, Chateau Eza. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1526.

I always wanted to visit Nice, France. Nice, the capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department on the…read moreFrench Riviera, sits on the pebbly shores of the Baie des Anges. Founded by the Greeks and later a retreat for 19th-century European elite, the city has also long attracted artists. Former resident Henri Matisse is honored with a career-spanning collection of paintings at Musée Matisse. Musée Marc Chagall features some of its namesake's major religious works. Our NCL Viva cruise ship stopped here on our return to the port of Rome, Italy. We had to take a tender from our cruise ship to the port of Nice. See my tender pics. At the port we loaded onto a tour bus, which took us to the Old Town Square area on the Mediterranean Sea. We were visiting Nice for the first time with another couple of our friends. As we were touring the old town square center, we decided to stop at the El Merkado Restaurant for a snack and some cocktails. We had a nice table for 4 outside. We ordered two of their cheese boards and some local red wine. The cheese board and local red wine was spectacular. There was lots of cheese to eat. We could not eat all the cheese. We should have ordered only one cheese board for the four of us. Service here was very good for us Americans who could barely speak French. Our total bill for both of us was 58 euro. I would return here for another cheese board. After our lunch and some shopping we took our tour bus back to the port to return to our ship. Nice was a very pretty town.

La Chèvre d'Or is a one-of-a-kind restaurant in the medieval village of Èze, with extraordinary…read moreviews over the Mediterranean toward Saint Jean Cap Ferrat. The village itself is incredibly charming, and the restaurant feels completely integrated into its stone lanes and hillside setting. I had never been anywhere quite like it. Admittedly, I cannot remember exactly what I ate, but the meal was rich, elaborate, and left me ridiculously full. I do remember a salt-crusted fish special priced at roughly €300, which captured the scale of the experience. This is classic luxury French dining in one of the most beautiful settings imaginable. Beyond the meal, the entire visit felt special because the restaurant, hotel, and village all seemed connected. Walking through the old stone streets before dinner made arriving there feel like part of the experience. It remains one of the most memorable places I have ever eaten.

We have been to Éze before, but have never stayed in town. We couldn't wait for our stay here, but…read morewere disappointed in many ways. We arrived early and booked with Amex Platinum. We were told that they would try to honor the early check-in upon availability and the room upgrade. We were told that they would call us when the room was ready. Waited until 3PM and had to go to the front desk again to see if the room was ready, it was and no upgrade. My husband was taking a nap due to the jet lag, and we put a do not disturb sign on our door. The front desk called us and woke him up anyways, saying that they saw the "do not disturb" sign but wanted to see if housekeeping could clean now. We found housekeeping staff to be rude as well. Now onto the worst service on property, which was valet. Not only are they unhappy to help you, but they called a taxi for us and forgot to load our luggage. We arrived to the Nice airport without our bag. The only silver lining here was breakfast, which was delicious and accompanied by a beautiful view. We can't recommend this hotel.

So basically, we hiked up this really tall mountain to get to this town and it was 1 PM and it was…read more95° out and we came to this restaurant and it saved us genuinely. Honestly, one of my favorite meals of the whole trip because it was just so fresh and such a cool atmosphere?? You are surrounded by the plants and the restaurant is built directly into the mountain basically. The service was amazing and we split the goat cheese salad, and the chicken sandwich. Truly, the best chicken sandwich I've ever had because they used really good French cheese and everything is just so fresh. We consumed so many beverages here, but I just cannot stop thinking about how much I love this meal. I will definitely return if I am ever back on top of this mountain lol

Great location in Èze Village for lunch! The food was very good, complimentary olives with the…read morelocal olive oil with basil, la Pissaladiere (pizza with caramelized onions, olives & sardines) and a local wine. Everything was tasty and freshly made. Staff was very nice and really worked to seat people quickly. They don't take reservations so if the line is long they will have you come back. Seating is a cute area in the narrow streets through the village, shaded!!

Stumbled on this restaurant while exploring Eze. The outdoor seating was full but they had seats…read moreinside, which actually had a great breeze from the open windows and ceiling fans. It was very comfortable and cozy inside this historic restaurant. It was a pretty late breakfast/early lunch so my wife had an omelette and I had carbonara. They were both very average but the service was friendly. We saw some people around us get the pizzas and they looked great. They weren't traditional pizzas but more like a flatbread or bruschetta style serving. Overall, not a ton of options in Eze but this did the job. We were starving and it felt good to sit in the dining room to relax while having a meal.

The trek to the restaurant is well worth the climb. When you ask for seat request the upper room…read morethat over looks the Mediterranean and cross. Then order a latte and the homemade Croissants that are served in a tin bucket and make sure to ask for Butter and Jam, although not needed. The views the scenery and the old castle makes you feel like you're waiting for Marie Antoinette to sit next to you.

It was so nice to find good Mexican food in Nice. The salsa was nice and spicy and the beans were…read morenicely seasoned. As someone who comes from California and loves Mexican food, I feel like this restaurant did justice to the food. The margaritas were also really flavorful- they made me a spicy hibiscus version and it was really yummy. The nachos were really good - the chips are crispy and lightly salted. If you're looking for some variety in your food and want California authentic food, I'd recommend going here.

I was craving for some Mexican food and was happy to find La Lupita. It's on a very lively street…read morenext to some fun bars. I had to get my carne asada tacos and it hit the spot. Yes, it's definitely a bit pricey for tacos, and it was good but a bit greasy, but it curbed my cravings. I'm still looking for a good Mexican food spot, but for now, La Lupita will do.

This a true full service restaurant. Staff were accommodating and were able to explain the menu…read more I knew I wanted the lamb shank and it was very satisfying. Fairly tender served over creamy mashed potatoes. The sauce was sweet and not my go to for entrees, but it was a fruit sweet and toned down with herbs. Extensive wine list. I had the luburon which was fine for a table wine. My neighbors shared their bottle of 2017 gamay and I would order it instead. Bread and olives were nice starters. I liked how they cured it. Not overpowering brine with herbs. This is in the higher price range of the area, but the setting and staff is more polished. My adjacent dining patrons had the prix fixe menu. They did not love their entrees but had no complaints ( a fish and pork option). Oddly the establishment had only one bathroom.

Purely by chance, my family and I walked by this restaurant on the 1st night of our vacation in…read moreNice.  We were all hungry, so we decided to stop in for dinner.  It turned out to be an amazing dining experience! Tip: The cuisine here is Corsican, and everything we tried on their menu looked wonderful and tasted even better than it looked :-) The atmosphere is bright and cherry; the service is exceptional, and the food just may Rock your World! After a leisurely and totally satisifying dinner, we paid the check and went back to our hotel.  The prices turned out to be very reasonable given the quality of the food and the service - I'm going to make a point of coming back the next time I'm in Nice.

Excellent place on the French Riviera. On the grounds of a beautiful hotel with stunning views and…read moreexcellent service. This place would be ideal for a romantic date. The servers are on point, making sure your glass is filled, the plates are cleared and attention to whatever you may need. My choice for dinner was a glass of champagne and fresh oysters, my companion had the spring rolls. The oysters were very fresh and the spring rolls were tasty. Looking forward to returning someday!

The ambience here is everything. Service and view are excellent. Food is nowhere near what I was…read moreexpecting based on reviews - but it was certainly good. It's the only place in France that we left some of it on our plates, but we were thrilled to have gluten-free options. Solid 4.

We went to the opera house and found Le Frog nearby with great reviews, so we decided to check it…read moreout. It had just rained, so we sat inside, It's a cute little spot. The food was amazing. We ordered a double round of snails, plus shrimp crudo, steak tartare, and octopus to share. Everything was fresh, light, and had unique flavor combos. I also got an espresso martini for my fix, but honestly, I wouldn't recommend it. It wasn't great and came with a straw (lol)?!? Now, here's where it got wild. The staff, 4 of them, were literally screaming and fighting with each other in the middle of service with hands raised, ready to throw down. I've never seen anything like it in a restaurant, and it turned what could have been a nice meal into something that felt trashy. Our grumpy waiter was one of the people involved, which just made it worse. Food-wise, this place is a 5. But with the staff's behavior, I'm being generous giving it a 3. Honestly, I wouldn't go back because of that.

An unforgettable culinary experience in Nice! I had the…read moreduck confit, frog legs, and escargot--each dish was absolutely delicious and memorable. The team was so warm and welcoming, and they kindly guided me on what to try. Highly recommended! I'll definitely be coming back.

If there is a wine cave in town, I'm there. La Cave du…read moreFromager did not disappoint. The wine selection is excellent. We paired a Cote du Rhône with an assorted cheese board and a charcuterie of cured meats. Amazing atmosphere and a celebration staff.

Life changing work they are doing here in the cheese department. Our last dinner in France and even…read morethough it was 90°, we obviously had to get a large pot of hot cheese??? Pretty expensive at $30 per person, but honestly completely worth it. They only take cash and you are eating in a literal cave. Definitely make a reservation because this is a three person show. There is a busy boy and a waiter and a chef and that is all. LOVED it. Best fondue of my life