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.

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.

Pleasant sunny terrace, amazing food and excellent and friendly service…read more Christine was an amazing host and waitress, and Chrystel's food is outstanding. Highly recommend the Poëlée de Soupions (pan sautéed baby cuttlefish with a zucchini gratin, and the amazing orange cake for dessert.

We were looking for a place to have dinner that was not just for tourists, but had fresh local…read moredishes with interesting variety, and this place definitely hit the spot! My husband had the petite salad, but it was generously portioned, and it tasted great. I ordered the grilled shrimps on a stick and it was equally delicious. We would go back again for sure.

The food was bomb. I had the lamb and my mom had the sirloin. Gonna be honest the chef needs their…read moreass eaten. Desserts were good too

I should've looked at ratings before sitting for dinner. The restaurant was recommended by hotel…read morestaff. The pasta barely makes a 2.5 out of 5. I had arrabbiata sauce, medicore at best plus the bread was stale. Wine is overpriced, this is a tourist trap and I'm disappointed i ate here my first night in Nice. I live in NYC where I enjoy fabulous Italian food.

I absolutely love this tiny little resto in the heart of the old city. There are probably 8 samll…read moretables crammed into 300 sq ft, but its intimate and a great experience when you are in antibes. the Pistou is pesto, amde with garlic encrusted crostinis, the fish soup or soupe de poisson is remarkable. The menu is small but well identified for local fair. A real winner!

World-class restaurant and beautiful cans. See John Eve is one of the best host you will find in…read moreEurope can't go wrong with his awesome restaurant order the steak

I dined at le Marais with three colleagues while visiting Cannes on business. We walked from our…read morehotel, the JW Marriott, a lovely 10 minute stroll along the Blvd de la Croisette, then 5 minutes uphill to the Suquet historical area. Located on a narrow, lively street buzzing with small bars and cafés, which is very popular with locals (I assume this because everyone spoke French and it had a neighborhood vibe). Our friendly, server greeted us warmly and spoke very good English. We elected to go with the 37€ prix fixe menu, which included a first course, entree and dessert - each selected from the full menu or daily special. Our wine - a robust, jammy Syrah with a velvet finish - was recommended by our server and came from the nearby Lérins winery on St Honorat Island, where it is made by Monks at the Abbey. It was superb! My first course was one if the specials for the day, a crab ravioli in a delicious sauce that reminded me of a creamy creole sauce without the heat. The spices didn't overpower the delicate flavor of the crab. One of my colleagues started with the fresh lobster salad, which was half of a large, bright red, fresh lobster served alongside some fresh greens & tomatoes. If my raviolis weren't so great, I would have been jealous! Another colleague went with the mozzarella & tomato salad, a nice variation of a caprese salad, but more like a bruschetta minus the toast, which he thoroughly enjoyed. Off to a great start! Entrees didn't disappoint either! Two of us had the rack of lamb and the others had the pasta with seafood. My rack of lamb consisted of 3 ribs of perfectly cooked, medium rare lamb, accompanied by creamy mashed potatoes and a garlicky squash & tomato vegetable sauté that tasted good enough to make me consider becoming a vegetarian. I unashamedly consumed every fabulous morsel on my plate. I refrained from gnawing on the ribs in front of my colleagues, which required considerable restrain. The seafood pasta dish included fresh prawns, mussels & scallops sautéed in garlicky olive oil with herbs and fresh tomatoes. The seafood was fresh, generous and piled on top of a toothy fresh spaghetti pasta. Lone of my colleagues saw the longing in my eye and shared a fat, sweet prawn which was delicious. Round two was fantastic! Lastly came our dessert selections. Two went with the oversized macaroons, which was served with a creamy topping and fresh fruits. They were consumed very quickly, which I took as an indication they were very tasty. Another colleague selected the chocolate layer cake, which was light, moist and came atop a smear of cream and puréed fruit. It looked delicious, but it was a cake. I went with the special tiramisu, served parfait style with fresh berries & cherries and I think some crunchy biscotti crumbs or a better-than-average lady finger. It was without a doubt the best tiramisu I've ever tasted (included those consumed in several trips to Italy!). Our meal, including wine, service charge and tip came to 86€ per person. Definitely worth every penny! Should you find yourself in Cannes, if you are wondering whether or not to give le Marais a try, all I can say is OUI! QUI!!

This restaurant is absolutely excellent! Presentation of all courses was off the charts. Wonderful…read morewait staff. Food was delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant for a truly French cuisine experience.

Nice beach club restaurant, but definitely focused for like a bachelor/bachelorette party crowd…read more Rowdy club with a DJ both day and night - so loud you really couldn't even talk to people at your table. Beds on the beach were extra. Host and waitress were very nice. Food was surprisingly very good (albeit expensive for what you got). Would say it's a little out of the way but beautiful at water's edge. Not the most expensive club by any means but not the cheapest either. Good starter spot for people in the south of France. They did have a tender to bring people from their boats to shore

Booked this place for my 50th birthday lunch. Loved everything except they did not acknowledge my…read morebirthday even though it was put on the reservation. Other birthdays were being celebrated. So other than being a little butt hurt, loved this place. The location is everything, the view is spectacular, the decor is amazing, the food delectable and the staff was very accommodating. The food was fresh and combined different flavors to create a mouthwatering experience. I also rented us a couple sunbeds to relax after lunch. They did not get the reservation online, since I booked from America, but they quickly added more beds and an umbrella just for us. The drink service was amazing and quick. I had a wonderful birthday here!