Nice casual spot for breakfast. Decent selection of baked goods and a nice selection of crepes and…read moreegg based breakfast options. The omelette and salad was a good size portion but still light. Very different style than American on letters that tend to be very thick. Owners speak English and are very friendly.

Excellent espresso, croissants, pain with chocolate and sweet/sugar breads. A young girl behind the…read morecounter speaks English.

Very tasty pastries, desserts. My fave was the pistachio and apricot pie type pastry and the…read morealmond croissants are decadent. Staff is very welcoming. Go early for best selection.

BEST BAKERY IN ALL OF FRANCE!…read more There was a bit of a line during lunch hours, but its worth the wait! €4-5 Super duper yummy sandwiches and salads €1-6 Super duper yummy pastries and desserts €8 for 6 Super duper yummy but expensive macaroons. They have a small "Chocolate Cave" you can eat in, its fabulous! You can smell it! Only about 10 seats though. The two men working were both friendly and HANDSOME! I think there are other locations in France.

Cute little bakery. Excellent quiche. Sweets galore and lunch sandwiches pre-made. Friendly…read moreservice.

Right in the vibrant and touristy main promenade of Nice sits this nice, quaint, and attractive…read morecorner pastry shop.  Our French tour guide recommended it to us and the place indeed has a huge and attractive selection of pastries.  We just picked a couple pastry sticks to sample with a cafe Americano. The sourdough one we picked was on chewy side, but the flaky pastry one was fine.  Nice place for a restroom stop (free with a purchase, otherwise 0.50 euro for public ones around here), but no WiFi.

This bakery is located near Old Town and its reputation has made it a go to place for locals and…read moretourists At lunch time they are known for their pan bagnat the typical sandwich in Nice that basically is a mini Niçoise salad in a round bread drizzled with olive oil or vinaigrette: it is a full meal in a bread as it has tuna ,green pepper, radish, celery, a filet of anchovy and half a boiled egg. They sell it as a mini sandwich for $3 or a large one for $5.5 You can have canned beverages or espresso coffee or bottled water The mini sandwich was good , the bread a little hard and the vinaigrette could have tolerated some more vinegar but overall flavorful and most importantly authentic. I didn't try the cookies or the pastries but they looked delicious specially the pies ( called tartes ) here What brought the rating down : the place deserves a better clean up between guests , and there are some flies ( I hate this anywhere) ; the restrooms didn't have soap; when asked , the young lady fumbled with some liquid soap containers and admitted that they had the wrong ones so no soap for the day !! I would suggest to get in , buy your pan bagnat walk to the Promenade des Anglais and enjoy it sitting on one of the chairs facing the sea.

I stayed at a hostel right next door to this boulangerie, so I ate here every morning. It was…read moreawesome. The food is delectable and the prices are more than reasonable. There is a very nice aesthetic as well, as the sandwich/pastry counter spans the entire restaurant. Seating is also available outdoors. FYI the boulangerie's awesomeness is evidenced by its constant queue, but it is never too long of a wait time-wise. The staff was very courteous and accommodating as well. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area! Deliciously, Clayton Cohn

If you're traveling by train to Monaco and want to get a quick breakfast or snack before your…read moretrain, come here instead of going to Paul or buying something inside one of the very over-priced places at the train station. This place is not the best bakery I've ever been to, but it has a really wide selection of pastries, savory breads, and sandwiches. We had a quick breakfast here which consisted of a chicken club sandwich and a tarte aux pommes. They had a decent selection of sandwiches - maybe 10 to choose from, and I opted for the chicken club sandwich which just had chicken breast, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, and mayo. It was not the best sandwich I've ever had, but it was one of the few savory options that seemed mildly healthy. They also had some small pizzas and phyllo dough with chicken and cheese inside, or cheese and vegetables. The sandwich itself was fine - the chicken was a little odd and seemed very processed, but it was edible. They had a pretty wide selection of pastries: almond croissants, millefeuille, Paris-Brest, tarte aux pommes, pain aux raisins, tartes, and chocolate pastries. Pretty much most of what you can think of for French pastries. The prices are fairly reasonable for a bakery, and definitely cheaper than going to Paul or any other place right in the train station. They have a decent amount of seating, and they have a microwave in the back if you want to warm anything up. If I were taking the train again, I'd come here to get something to eat, but more out of convenience than anything else.

This shop was just two blocks down the street from our apartment in Nice, and we enjoyed coming…read morehere for breakfasts of fresh croissants and coffee -- Espresso et Croissant (5/5 2,80 €). A very nice was to start the day! Aux Délices de la Buffa is more than Petit Dejeuner treats. It also offers panini and other sandwiches, as well as sweets to go with them. The women behind the counter are very pleasant and helpful. Being on a corner with natural light from two sides, the shop is bright and welcoming. There are three tables indoors, which is where we sat, and one outside on the sidewalk.

Legit. Best croissant I had in Nice. Best baguette. And I tried allot. Not much else to say. But…read morethere must visually impressive but best flavor, and texture.

There are days when I wish I still lived in Antibes so that I can walk to Au Palais and grab a…read morelarge macaron. Au Palais is one of the best places for macarons! Their main business is chocolate, but this is an awesome exception. The staff is very friendly and even helped me with packing macarons in tupperware containers for safer transport on my trip back home (which they came back in little to no damage) What makes a macaron delicious is the combination of the bite - the cookie and the filling, both of which Au Palais excels at. All of their flavors were delicious and the colors were beautiful. I really hope that when I return to Antibes for a visit, Au Palais is still there because I cannot wait to get my hands on a large Nutella maracon!

Christian Lutzelswhab has been creating amazing pastries for more than 20 years. The quality of his…read morepastries is not matched in Antibes or the rest of the Riviera. Some of my favorites include the craquelin, the Paris-Brest, St. Honore, and the millefeuille. If you like sweet confections do yourself a favor and visit Au Palais.

Started my day here every morning. Pastries and coffees were both incredible. Service and…read morehospitality were even better. Totally recommend.

Quality/Quantity - Sorry, I actually enjoyed yesterday's coffee and pastry more. This was not bad,…read morebut it was just that yesterday was better. Got my usual americano with milk. I like the fact that they gave the milk on the side so I can do my own froth art, lol. And more importantly, I was able to control how much milk to add. The pastry was "flat," did it get crushed...? It was still good/okay. Ambiance - A very small shop on the main road. Well because it was on the main road (yesterday's cafe was on the side road next to the main road), I think I enjoyed it less. There were too many people walking by who were too close to me. Too many people interrupting my morning coffee asking for $$. Yesterday, I stayed an hour drinking my coffee, today... 20 minutes. Service - Counter service. It was okay and quick. He cracked jokes with the people behind me. Hard workers also, not sure if they were brothers...? Price - 7 Euros, $8.20 USD. 10 Euros minimum for credit card. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.