Outstanding renditions of classic Provence and French Riviera fare. Intimate setting (i.e. small…read moreclosely arranged tables) and rather minimal service which the quality of the food more than makes up for. Do note the their CASH ONLY policy so as not to be surprised at the end of your meal. Highly recommend.

Homey comfort food that is authentic Provence. Not a bad option if you're looking for the real…read morething at reasonable prices. The calf liver was great if you're into that sort of thing. The stuffed vegetables were classic though nothing special.

Walking around Cannes before heading back onto the ship, we settled into this great little place…read morealong the beachfront. What a fantastic place to enjoy the Mediterranean views while enjoying some fine wine. The wait staff was very nice and quick to make our visit one to remember. He was actually very funny! The salads were exceptional and the wine/beer selection was very good. However, it's the views that give this place a great rating. Great for people watching and enjoying the Blue Coast.

Beautiful location with a staff that goes out of there way to provide an outstanding experience…read more Food is wonderful & very reasonable in price. A must if in Cannes

Excellent food with a wonderful experience. The owner was attentive and explained the dishes…read morespeaking English for us . The Sea Bream fish plate was delicious preceded by a unique "crazy salad". Apple Tart with ice cream was a perfect ending . Unique experience in a non tourist restaurant and instead a local eatery.

The food was so flavorful and well presented. We look forward to our next visit. Service was…read moreimpeccable and our host was gracious as well as truly witty -- I enjoyed myself tremendously and laughed so much. Ambience is great French experience. We will definitely be back to this jewel that we happened upon by accident.

Really lovely French bistro in Vieille Nice. Wanted initially to go to another restaurant, but when…read morethey were full, the chef recommended this restaurant instead. Super quaint - the menu came on a black chalk board that was clearly written just for the day. Nice outdoor seating. Food: - Seared tuna with greek salad: the greek salad was more of a garnish to the tuna than a full salad, but it was chock full of flavor with the feta and peppers standing out; the tuna was cooked really well - Dorade: fish was cooked really well; the skin was very crispy and the fish itself was moist and tender; the fish sat on a bed of ratatouille that was very authentic and tender - Foie gras with pain au chocolat: I wasn't sure what to expect here, but the pain au chocolate ended up being two chocolate flavored crackers; foie gras was good, but not stand out Service: Looked like the staff consisted of only two people! The friendly chef and one waitress who was cheerful and accommodating

So, the newly renamed Missus Paradise and I found this place among the alley ways and side streets…read morebehind the flower market in Nice last week. Intent on finding a nice spot to have some wine and cheese on our day in this interesting French town. The interior was decorated with a hodge podge of different items, various cool pictures, a giant movie poster of "Chat Noir, Chat Blanc." (not entirely familiar with the film) and other assorted paintings which we were told from the owner, a tall, dreadlocked French fellow (reggae played in the background) he decorated himself. He was quite friendly to two tourists that could barely speak the language and brought us out a complementary bruschetta type dish to accompany our fromagé and wine. The various cheeses were really good and I have to say, and I bet this sounds a little dumb, (but anyhow) the sliced French bread was probably some of the best I've ever had. We didn't stay long, but in the little time we spent there, friends of the owner came by to say hello and chat for a bit. Seemed like place that the locals enjoy. The kicker for me, what sold me was simple. On a small wooden shelf above the main counter they had all their liquor bottles. In the center of the shelf, what sat there but a big bottle of Duff Beer. International, yeah. Great find. Look for it if you find yourself here.

We were so happy we ventured out of the heart of old town to find La Focaccia. The man working…read moreappeared to be the owner and, while he did not speak English, he was very eager to communicate with us through pointing at the menu. We had aperol spritzs and beer for our drinks. We split two awesome salads. My sister said the salmon salad was the best salad she's ever had. I also loved the other salad with burrata, avocado, and hearts of palm. For dinner, two people had pasta topped with burrata and I split a pizza with chorizo. Everything was super fresh and full of flavor. Honestly, it was one of the best meals of our trip. It's worth the five-minute walk out of town to come here!!

Great Restaurant! It was the first place I tried when I came to Nice, and I most certainly came…read moreback many times! They make great italian Pizza at reasonable prices (around 8 Euros) and an even greater Focaccia! It's a kind of Pizza baked with only smoked mozzarella an then, depending on what kind you're ordering, topped with mesclun (young leaves of lettuce), salmon, capres, and tomatoes or different kinds of french or corsican ham and sausages instead of the salmon. You can season it like a salad, with olive oil, balsamic vinegar an lemon juice. It is absolutely delicious! Also the wine is good, especially the rosé, at 8 Euros for half a liter. Service is always friendly and fast and the high quality of the food doesn't change. They also serve pasta, salads, fish and all kinds of other stuff. Lovely place.

The food here was excellent. Just a short walk from the hotel. Everything tasted truly amazing. The…read moreservice was top-notch. Really great service. And the ambience was wonderful. Definitely somewhere you could take someone for a very nice dinner.

Food and ambiance great service as I was one of few in the restaurant but I can see it being slower…read moreon more packed nights.