Really amazing pizza place in Antibes. I was told to go there as they are #3 in the top 10 in…read moreFrance. I had the "Pizza Piémontèse" covered with amazing cheeses. My dad doesn't like pizza so he had some ravioli with ricotta in it, it was incredible. The place is small, so I suggest you make a reservation. They also do take out. I love it and will return for sure.

Very good pizza but definitely not worth being nominated the third best pizza in france. You should…read moredefinitely go there if you're in Antibes but it doesn't warrant a special trip. Prices are fair but the staff (team of husband and wife) seems tired and in need of a vacation.

Hidden gem- super thin yummy pizza. One piece is huge but you can eat up easily. Intimate cute…read moreplace.

The size relative to the price was antastic. There was a granny Smith apple with a type of white…read moresaucenot quite bechmel, but unbelievable! The pichets of red are much much less expensive than the reds bottles and not that bad. Overall great food. Went to the kitchen to talk to the cook and the owner was gracious enough to save an egg for the center of my pizza which I love! Good place to check out if you can find itits just off of the last sqare in the old city.

It's like eating at nona's house, excellent service by owner. Started with the typical so of france…read moremeat stuffed tomatoes & peppers called legume farci so unique & delish. Mains were shrimp pasta & a cannelloni and this Italian sliced meat loaf can't remember the name, all so good in a downstairs cave room. Highly recommend!

This place gets sold out given how small it is. The staff made an exception and got us in before a…read morereservation later in the evening. OMG you have to try - possibly some of the best Italian food we have had. The waiters made the day. They joked with us, talked about life in the US and France and then made us eat all our food - all of it. They kept bringing bread till the sauce was gone and water without asking. When my wife couldn't finish her dish they swapped plates so I had to - hilarious. They only have like 14 tables so you need a reservation but it was so fun and tasty!

We stumbled in on a rainy night. They were fully booked but allowed us to still stay and eat. The…read morewaiters were an absolute blast, their humor was as amazing as the food. Place was packed and they still made sure every customer felt special and truly enjoyed their experience. Cannot recommend enough, but make a reservation, it's small and intimate and worth the wait.

This is the kind of place that is so good you almost don't want to write a review because you know…read morethe minute people will try it it will become so crowded! This hidden gem is one of the reasons I make a trip to Antibes every summer. Couldn't pick a favorite pizza, and I think that's why I go back each time, haha!

I studied abroad in Antibes, France for a semester of college a few years ago, and I still…read morereminiscence about the wonderfulness of this pizza! I have had classmates from school live in Antibes through the same program, and they have also loved this place! The husband and wife who own it are kind and hard working, and their effort shows in their amazing pizza. I usually got a couple of the simple Margherita slices since they are vegetarian and fulfill my pizza cravings. You definitely need to try this place on your next trip to the charming Antibes. :)

congenial host and owner, delicious aubergine pizza , efficient service , limoncello to cap ot off-…read morethis place is worth a visit - finger licking good's

We forgot our cash at the Airbnb and the workers let us place our order while my husband ran back…read moreto get it. The kids were starving. We sat there munching on the crispy fries until he got back. We ordered: Fries: 5/5 fresh out of the fryer. Nice and crispy! Cheese pizza: 4.5/5 good flavor and super thin crust (Ie almost as thin as lavash). The kids finished this off quick. Mushroom and bell peppers pizza: 4/5 super duper thin crust. The cheese and toppings were tasty. If you are hungry order one pizza per person. Although they look big they crust is super thin. Everyone there is super friendly. Oh and the young handsome waiter looks like he walked right out of Emily in Paris. Watch out Gabriel!

Food was spectacular, they have the freshest fish and seafood…read more The service was excellent, friendly, Dhafer et Elena are the best hosts in all of France that I have experienced in many many years. The personal touch, the hospitality and everything you would wish for an amazing dinner was exceptional. Thank you, Merci et al bientot

The ambiance, the food, the service and the staff are so wonderful here! It was my first time to…read moreAntibes, and to Il GiArdino and they treated us like friends. I would absolutely go back and am so thankful for a wonderful dinner our first night!

I love Mamo so much! I always have the best memories going there, the place is charming. All of the…read morestaff is incredible. They're just so much fun and the vibe is incredible. The food was exquisite, along with all of the wine and champagne. I cannot wait to go back!

Humiliating experience. I would never return, and I would not recommend anyone come here…read more We went out to celebrate a special moment and spontaneously decided to stay at MAMO after being offered a table. We ordered a pizza and an appetizer because we simply weren't very hungry. At no point before being seated or ordering were we informed that there was a requirement for each person to order a main course. Only as our pizza arrived were we suddenly told that a main course per person was mandatory. When we explained that nobody had informed us of this policy, the waiter responded that this was "a restaurant" and that they never thought they would need to explain something like this to their public. The way this was said made us feel looked down upon, as though we somehow weren't the type of clientele who belonged there. Instead of handling the misunderstanding professionally, our food was taken away, the waiter raised his voice at us in front of other diners, and we were ultimately escorted out. We left almost in tears while other customers watched. What was supposed to be a special evening ended with us feeling completely humiliated. If MAMO requires every guest to order a main course, customers should be clearly informed BEFORE being seated or ordering. Had we known, we simply would have gone somewhere else. The issue was never the existence of the policy--it was that, in our experience, it wasn't communicated beforehand and the situation was then handled in an unnecessarily humiliating way. I have eaten in countless luxury restaurants and have never experienced treatment like this. Hospitality should never mean making guests feel inferior or unwelcome. We have formally reported what happened to the appropriate French consumer-protection service. Based on our experience, I would never return and would not recommend MAMO Michelangelo to anyone.