Happened to come across this shop while walking around in the area. Perfect place to pick up some…read moreolive oil or other related products as memento for the trip or for gifts. The prices were reasonable. Staff was super nice & you can get a tasting of all the different olive oil flavors which was a lot of fun. Ended up picking up 4 small tins in various flavors - favorite being the black truffle. The only quibble was that the taste seemed much tastier in the shop - must be the ambience. Turns out my local Whole Foods carry a limited flavor of the brand. Of course, at a much higher price.

Super formal, beautiful bakery. They have so many delicious looking baked goods, and it was hard…read morefor me to choose just one thing! I got here a few minutes before they closed on a Thursday afternoon. The guy at the counter was friendly and didn't rush me. The signs for the baked goods are all in French, but he spoke English. * Tarte framboise (4,20€) - 5 stars Buttery soft crust, delightfully fresh raspberries, and a lovely cream filling.

I loved their macarons and ended up saving it to enjoy them in Cannes later that day. They are not…read moreas pricey as some of the other places in France, but the taste is the same, if not better. I was in heaven bite after bite. The guy behind the counter was very helpful and even though I was speaking with him in French, he was nothing but polite and helpful. A definite stop while in Nice.

The gelato was good but we paid with 20 euro and they gave us 10 Deutschmark mark for change. Being…read morea tourist we didn't notice, but they definitely should have known the difference since they are totally different (see photo). They don't even use that money anymore (euros now)! It is worthless... so our two small gelatos cost us $20 euro. Check your change carefully if you're a tourist.

I miss this place already. There are no seats. Try their insanely good gelato in what tastes like a…read morefreshly baked cone. Vanilla and lemon meringue were my favorites. I think I had pistachio also. So so good!

A gem in the rough! The place is comfortable and cozy but not too fancy, service is exceptional…read more and personal . The fish and seafood are so fresh, out of this world ! We are coming back again tomorrow, prices are very reasonable for the quality!

This is like a pasta deli, homemade pasta and sauce, no seating…read more We were in Menton on a Monday, so there are hardly restaurants open for dinner, luckily we have an airbnb with a kitchen so we just got some pasta and dined-in - lasagna was pretty good!

First Impressions: cute little pastry shop. The ladies working that day were very nice and…read morepatiently allowed me to struggle to order in my sparse and broken (attempt at) French. Some outdoor seating completed the cute French Boulangerie set up. (Only one indoor seat but I don't recommend because the line of people ordering in a small space means you will have someone's butt in your space while eating.) The Noms: I had the Tarte au Citron. It was wonderful. It was tart and sweet but very bright. The shortbread crust was perfectly crumbly. I very much enjoyed it and came back at the end of my day trip to Menton to get one to go, but too late because someone else had already taken the last one. In conclusion: 10/10 would recommend and wish I had ordered a second one when I had my first but I hadn't wanted to carry it around with me as I was exploring or take it with me to the beach

Lovely bakery!! We stopped for a quick lunch at this bakery…read more- the quiche aux poireaux et lardons (leek and bacon) was good but the crumble aux pommes (apple crumble) was amazing - and big enough for the two of us!!

My 2 friends and I stopped here for a lunch break during our bike-ride the other day.. Such a nice…read morelittle cafe!! We had soft drinks, coffee and lunch (tapas plate of the day 10€, tuna salad 9€, baguette sandwich 5€).. the food was absolutely okay, and staff and service the same.. inside they have a wide variety of sweets and cakes - you've to try out something! :)