Just an absolutely amazing place…read more Came here while on a short tour of France and it ended up being my favorite place. I have a tradition that my favorite place is the the place I return to before going back home and the tradition remains. Stopped by here while walking around and exploring. It looked like a chill place I could read and have a coffee and it was just that. Emilie's has a nice outside (with awning) and a chill inside, with air conditioning. All the seating is very comfortable, but inside has soft seating, if that's your thing. WiFi is excellent and you've got some table games to choose from on a shelf also. The staff is exceptionally nice and speak magnificent English. The coffee is good, but it's the tasty treats that are incredible. I had a cookie, which was great, but their zucchini bread BLEW ME AWAY!!! If I go back to Canne, I think I'll end up living here. PS: Watch out for pigeons if you sit outside. They're as aggressive as my native NYC pigeons.

This was my favorite Bagel, Brunch, and Coffee place while I was in Cannes!…read more The staff are very friendly! Many of them speak English fluently, but are very nice and patient with you if you practice speaking your French! The cafe also has a "set menu" where you can choose from a salad or bagel menu and combine it with a cookie or a drink for a relatively affordable price! This is very helpful for students on a budget. The portions sizes were large and could match up American sized meal standards! The place is also very cute and trendy for pictures or just hanging out! Ps the Nutella muffin is amazing!!

From the owner: Nolita Café est un endroit de convivialité, on y sert des plats faits avec des produits frais et de…read moresaison. Tout est fait à la minute et chaque plat peut être adapté en fonction des demandes de clients. Petit déjeuner, déjeuner, goûter, servons en service non stop de 8h à 18h.

A huge group of us showed up for a reservation in the middle of the Cannes Lions festival and…read morediscovered there was no room at the restaurant we'd booked. After walking a bit we heard about Chef Jeff's place down the road. We called they were happy to take us and Chef Jeff treated us like royalty. What delicious fresh food. Vegan options were a big hit with the vegans in our group. We had the salmon tartare which was spectacular. The arugula salad with truffle was delicious. The Dorade was perfectly cooked and deboned in front of us. The desserts were akiller, but that tiramisu was crazy good. Thanks to Chef Jeff for such a great meal and a warm and welcoming night.

Excellent find. Unique dishes that excite all the senses. Their caprese salad is the absolute best…read more It's topped with the chefs own basil ice cream. Delicious.

Hmmm. I waited to post review because I was thinking I was angry and needed to just forget about…read morethis terrible lunch experience. I think pictures are the best so I ask you , if someone made you a sandwich with tomato's , and this is what you received , would you be upset?

Lovely place to have a coffe, breakfast or an aperitif. Very nice and gentle staff. Right in front…read moreof the Hôtel de Ville with a beautiful terrace in front of Marché Forville.

Fast, friendly service for a quick breakfast. Place is cozy & nicely decorated even with fresh…read moreflowers. There is outdoor seating as well if you like people watching. Coffee was good . Btw, price is very reasonable.

Arrived in Nice airport at 8:15 AM after 15 hour travel and getting up at 4Am to get to the airport…read morewhile a kid in tow is not fun for anyone. Our loft wasn't ready for a check in and I had giant luggages so looking for a place to eat proper food with the luggage's in tow felt like a daunting task. We lucked out and found this little joint and they were so very accommodating. Allowed me to leave my luggage inside since everyone was sitting out on the patio and served a full breakfast menu(had. Gluten free bread woot!) Pretty good food over all, I think the cheese in my sandwich was processed slice cheese but other than that, I enjoyed my almond milk latte and breakfast. Lovely service!

I had the best croque monsieur (or was it madame?) here, and it actually saved my life. It was…read moreearly, it was Sunday, nothing was open at 8am - what would be open at 8am in France? Esther was open and gave me a wonderful breakfast to energize me and enough coffee to keep me going until the late afternoon. Je vous en prie.

We stopped in for a quick drink before hopping back in the boat. Ordered a pimms and framboise…read morespritzers to cool off from the heat of the day. They were both well constructed cocktail served in with a generous pour. The pimms was a very traditional cup style with a light sweetness from the ginger ale. The framboise was good but I would avoid if you don't have a sweet tooth, but they do a nice job of not overdoing the elderflower liquor.

We were visiting Cannes and had lunch here. I ordered a glass of white wine for my father. She did…read morenot write down what I ordered, but only tried to remember it. A little later, the server said I pointed a rose wine, not white wine, when I ordered it. I am a certified sommelier and extremely careful what to order. Because she insisted I ordered a rose wine, I asked her to bring the menu again, and pointed what I ordered (white wine). She said I did not point it when I ordered it. How could I point the same wine in less than a second if I did not order it before? Still, she insisted "I did not make a mistake, you did," and she said "You are rude" that I did not accept my mistake and "You should be nicer to me." It was her who was very rude - she kept interrupting me when I was talking. I feel like she acted in that way because we are Asians and she did not like to serve for us. Would never recommend this place to anyone.

Korean American tourist from California…read more Went to Le Palais des Pains since it's nearby the Cannes train station and we were treated with such racism.. I was honestly shocked. My husband ordered a "hot coffee with milk" and the younger staff began to laugh in his face saying, "what is MILK??? What is MiLK?!!!" Girl- u should know what milk is if you're working at a coffee shop across the street from a train station in a tourist location that serves tourists. She continued to take other peoples orders - letting them pass us in line_ talking to her coworker in French while looking straight in our eyes and laughing. I don't understand how someone can be so blatantly rude and disgusting - and for what reason?! Please avoid this place. Nothing special anyways - just go to the Starbucks right across the street.

On a desperate hunt for a perfect pain au chocolat in Cannes, my friend and I found this gem of a…read moreplace one morning and made sure to go back every morning we were in town. The boulangerie is conveniently located right across from the train station, which made for super convenient breakfasts as we hopped on and off of the train. The prices were super fair and everything looked incredible! A bonus for Americans who can't kick the habit of sitting down for coffee is that they do coffee to-go! PAIN AUX RAISINS: Not my favorite, I've had versions of this where the "escargot" is more of a croissant texture throughout but this one was more like bread with raisins and formed into a spiral shape. I was thrown off by the breadiness, but still a good option if you're just looking for fun bread! PAIN AU CHOCOLAT AMANDE: Quite possibly the best chocolate almond croissant I've ever eaten in life. With enough time to kill, I made sure to carefully look at every single item this bakery sold to make sure I was choosing the best option. My eyes were locked on this croissant and I'm so glad I tried it. While some versions are overly sweet and others are not flavorful enough, this one was a beautiful combination of flaky, sweet, and decadent. Chocolate and almonds and carbs and lots of butter, what more could you ever ask for?? Convenient location, perfect croissants, and on-the-go options... this palace of bread has everything you'd ever need.

I've been going to LPQ locations frequently in Los Angeles and New York, and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised to see one here in Cannes! They have a similar menu to the ones in the US, and the food was just as good! You can definitely tell the French take pride in their bread, because there was a pretty full (free) bread basket provided for each table, unlike in the US. I had the vegetable quiche, which was a little bit different than the one I normally have in the US, but it was still delicious!! Halfway across the world, I was comforted being surrounded by familiar foods and atmosphere.

I think horrible service is part of their brand! One hour to get the coffee, another hour for the…read morefood!

I really dislike giving businesses a one star review but I really disliked Croisette Corner…read more In short: the service was appalling, the food quality below any standard and it was overpriced. I came here on a morning of an otherwise really great stay in Cannes, looking for somewhere to have breakfast. It took more than 30 mins for them to bring out the menu and I had to walk up the bar to order my food. Was it because they were understaffed and busy? Absolutely not. There was one other table and there were plenty of waiters who just choose to sit around. I tried to wave them down but I got the silent treatment. When I commented on it, they rudely told me that i wasn't patient enough. I thought it would be better once my omelette arrived but alas, it was under-seasoned and bland. Worst of all, it was more expensive than the breakfast I had the next day in a posh cafe (while this is just a simple kiosk). Avoid at all costs I would say.

Ottima sorpresa, ci siamo fermati casualmente e alla fine ci abbiamo pranzato, piatti di buona…read morequalità, prezzi ragionevoli ( 1 omelette, 1 crepe, 1 macedonia + coca e birra 40€ ). Personale gentile e cordiale, anche per richieste difficili ( scaldare il brodo vegetale del poppante :) ) Consigliato