Specialty gourmet food, specifically olive oil... Delicieux…read more AMAZING!!!! i bought a bottle of fruit extra virgin olive oil ... and it is spectacular. also am in love with their spreads... sun dried tomatoes...should have gotten eggplant. this is the type of store that would do so well at Eataly or Chelsea Market. I could come here on a weekly basis. Absolutely adore!!! i will be back for more :)

This is THE place to buy your olive oil from Nice. This tiny shop is seldom empty as hords of…read morepeople, local nicois and tourists, queue up to get hold of the delicious olive oil from Nice packed in a beautiful old-fashion metallic bottle, in blue and yellow. We go there 3 or 4 times a year and pack up our oil that we religiously bring back to London, then we feel we always have a bit of Nice in our kitchen The store is next to the Cours Saleya and the Opera of Nice, and also sells lots of other local products, typically olive oild based like tapenade or pesto and even soaps. The oilive oil is the perfect souvenir, both delicious and decorative.

Well you know you have found the best place for fresh pasta in Nice when you have to line up 1 hour…read morein the street to buy some raviolis and gnocchi 2 days before Christmas and everyone in line think the wait is worth it. Yep the wait was worth it. Not a lot of choices: gnocchi, panisse, a few ravioli flavors, fettuccine... but all they do they do fresh and it's outstanding. My favorite is their lemon and ginger raviolis which luckily for me is not a crowd favorite so they seldomly run out of that one. I have tried a few other fresh pasta stores in Nice but maison Barale is at the top, no question about it.

For sure when you're a element of the diaspora nissarda, La Maison Barale has a strong…read moresignification and makes you cry also! And if you're a tourist also I think you gonna cry specially if u love Gnocchis and all traditional pastas not from the Supermarket. Go, eat and dream!

I was introduced to Specialites Nicoises during a walking food tour that I took to Nice (so glad I…read moredid it, otherwise would be really hard to narrow down where all the best local specialities are). It was fun to watch how socca is made and, as someone who has never tried it, I really liked it (not something I would crave immediately again but it's a good option for gluten free street food). Seems like there is always a line outside (which is an indicator for delicious and cheap food). It's more of a to go place so make sure it's packaged well as socca is pretty greasy and can create a huge mess. Overall, I would definitely go there again if I am in Nice.

Stopped here as part of a walking good tour with the hubs. This spot is in the old town part of…read moreNice, and it had a line of folks eagerly waiting their chance to order from among the various options, which included their traditional local classic socca, which is what our guide brought us there to try, and what appeared to be a selection of flatbreads, and thick crust pizzas. We got a chance to see how they make their socca, which is apparently just the same flour used for couscous, mixed with water, then placed an big, round, metal baking dish lined with olive oil, and then oven roasted for 3-5 minutes. Once done, it's just lightly seasoned with pepper - our guide said no other spice, otherwise it's not authentic in terms of local custom. I wasn't the biggest fan of the socca, though it wasn't bad, and their pizzas on offer all looked amazing - there's a reason they had the long line that they had. Next time in old town Nice, I'd give them a try!

Simply amazing. Super fresh. Made in house, pâté & saucissons fait maison. I went here a LONG time…read moreago. André is amazing, although I imagine he has retired by now. His son Julien is following in his father's footsteps, so the business is in good hands & I'm confident that the quality remains impeccable.

From the owner: Charcuterie pied-noir Le maître des lieux M. Pons n'a pas son pareil pour vous préparer ses merguez…read moreet autres charcuteries épicées nord-africaines, mais aussi espagnoles.

This is the one place I missed the most now living in California…read more I was born in Monaco and went to college and live in Nice for years A fantastic town especially the old town and this shop Thanks good for online shopping I can get a taste of my country and I adore this store and their products On line orders very professional Hopefully will visit next summer

The new favorite store in Provence. The oils, the salt, the…read morespice and the very helpful staff that urges you to taste everything before buying. A beautifully curated gem

I package olive oil in the U.S. so when I first decided to go to Nice and saw that this store was…read morehere I reached out. They emailed back and told me about the grove and the mill they do tours of. I'm an idiot and tried walking over an hour to tour what I thought was the mill. It's closed on Saturdays. It's Saturday. So anyway I had to come back down the hill to this shop. I don't regret it. This shop was so cool. We tried flavors of the oil and seasoned olives. All pretty delicious. Bought a bunch to take home. Even threw in some as a wedding gift. It's so cool that it is harvested right here. I will have to come back in the correct season The shop is so cute inside. Lots of wooden cookware too that looked cool. Put a pin in this place because you gotta go.

This is a cute little store along the "Old Town" of Nice, France. The store is a 2 minute walk from…read moreour hotel. They have a variety of olives, olive oils, and vinegars. We purchased the Olive Oil and Basalmic vinegar and they are delicious! We went back and got two more bottles to bring back to the States. You can definitely taste the quality of the oil and the vinegar. The customer service is also great. They do speak some English. They also have scones available for a taste test, but I'd skip those. Overall, cute little store in a cute little village.

Great story: wonderful, family business and the product is top notch. Not to be missed!read more

It's a cute chain store in France. Has many fun things to explore, spreads (savory and sweet),…read moreliquors, biscuits, chocolate...etc., especially during the holiday season, there are many festive items that are good for gifting (or a treat for yourself)! It is a bit pricey compared to local supermarkets but the staff are friendly and items are more novelty! Worth checking it out!

As we shopped up and down the streets of the Old Town, this was a great find…read more We were quickly drawn in with all the various displayed products. The two associates were so helpful explains the types of spices and salts. We loved the flavors of the salts. Selected several to take home. Secondly was the choice of jams. We waited until our return home to break the seals on all three and sampled. Wonderful homemade freshness. The pepper grinders, flavored vinegar and spices all looked inviting. I recommend that you step in and sample some of the product and plan what you will take home. We ended up stopping by three times to visit. Perfect discovery.

Be patient and be ready for a long wait but yep it's worth it. The locals know it. The sausages,…read moreblood sausages, head cheeses and the kind are outstanding at this little shop.

The only public swimming pool in the old Nice. Entrance =…read more2EUR Hard to park, but it's not a scoop, choose the car park if you don't want to get crazy by looking for a place. The swimming pool was recently redone, it is pleasant thus now to come to bathe there. Swimming pole covered.

From the owner: Des sirènes et des poissons Horaires et jours d'ouverture : D'Octobre à Juin : Lundi 12h-14h…read moreMardi-Jeudi-Vendredi 12h-14h/16h30-19h Mercredi 12h-17h/19h-21h Samedi 10h-17h. Petites vacances scolaires : Lundi 10h-17h Mardi-Jeudi-Vendredi 11h-19h Samedi 10h-17h Mercredi 11h-17h/19h-21h.