EN: A lovely bakery in old town Nice. I had some sort of tuna sandwich on rustic Italian-style…read morebread which was really nice. Afterwards, I had a chocolate tart which was lovely and rich. The lady behind the counter was very considerate and kind. Definitely a must-visit if you're snooping around the old town, especially in the morning for breakfast and/or brunch. FR: Une boulangerie charmante dans la vielle ville. Je prenais un sandwich au thon avec du pain italien rustique qui était très sympa. Plus tard, je prenais une tartelette au chocolat qui était délicieuse et riche. La femme derrière le comptoir était très prévenante et gentille. Il faut absolument visiter cette boulangerie si vous fouinez dans la vielle ville, notamment le matin et pour le petit-déjeuner et/ou le brunch.

So happy this was where we ate our first croissant in France!!! It was dreamy, buttery, flakey and…read morefull of flavor!

If I left with a plain croissant, it might've been four stars, but I don't like how the vendor sold…read moreme a almond croissant that was burnt and strategically hidden with a placard to hide the burnt section. It's kind of crazy, but I haven't found an ideal croissant in all of France except for possibly Lyon. Sacrilegious, I know. This one is good, but can there be such a thing as too much butter? It ate a bit heavy.

So good! I'm in town on a visit for my birthday. I saw this recommendation from a local blogger and…read moreit did not disappoint. The decor is super cute and welcoming. They have free wifi and I saw a couple of people working. You can sit inside or outside and someone will come to take your order. The waitresses were nice and efficient. The kitchen was also efficient with getting our food out. My husband had the French toast which was topped with crème fraiche and frozen berries. He really enjoyed it. I had the eggs Benedict with bacon which came with spinach, pomegranate, guacamole and citrus hollandaise sauce. It all went together so well. The menu pricing is in line with other brunch places we looked up. We also had fresh orange juice and lattes-all great stuff. We almost came back the next day but wanted to try something new. If I'm in Nice again, I'll definitely make this a stop.

It's a nice chain restaurant in Nice, few locations in town, good for breakfast, brunch or just pop…read morein for a pastry. This location has ample of seating inside and outside, very cozy. The food is tasty and the breakfast formulas are pretty good deal!

Very cute coffee & tea shop. Perfect for a quick breakfast or afternoon snack. We came here on a…read moreweekday morning to get an espresso, hot tea, nutella muffin, and bittersweet chocolate chip cookie. There is limited indoor seating since it's cozy inside. The employee was friendly and spoke a little bit of English (and most of the menu items are easy to understand even if you don't speak French). The nutella muffin was surprisingly not that sweet, and the cake part of the muffin was tasty. The bittersweet chocolate chip cookie was good but nothing crazy!

I like Emilie's! She's fun and reeeeeally good for breakfast / brunch / sweet-snack-moment. Divine…read morecookies.... It's a small, cute little store where you can hang out on fauteuils, stools at the bar, and some small tables with a sofa. The bagel options are as expected; plain, sesame, onion, mix-it-all-ups. They have quite a good selection of healthy salads and juices to refuel your inner-engine, so it's a solid breakfast during the week as it's not that busy. Plus: they do take out. Cute store, the service is fine and, oh, have I mentioned the DIVINE cookies?! Gaaawd, don't be on a diet and take them cookies!!

Fantastic!! I had the variety pack of macaroons and my mom ordered the tarte de pomme. Oh la la!…read moreThey were both incredible. My macaroons were very light, yet very flavorful. Unlike any I've had before. My mom's tarte de pomme was prepared beautifully, and tasted wonderfully light yet full of flavor. The crust was baked to perfection, and there was a wonderful filling that I can only describe as heavenly. Although the price was a bit pricey for my macaroons (9€), it was well worth it! The shop is also very charming and the sales women was very polite and patient with my mom and I (we didn't know what we wanted at first). We will be back! À plus tard!

Superb! Best croissant and brioche I've ever had. Friendly service. Their beautiful selection of…read morepastry is extensive, delicious and a work of art. Highly recommend.

c'est une boulangerie fantastique avec un personnel très sympa. il y en a une grande variété. nous…read moreavons eu un beignet et un sarcistain qui étaient excellents.

First Impressions: cute little pastry shop. The ladies working that day were very nice and…read morepatiently allowed me to struggle to order in my sparse and broken (attempt at) French. Some outdoor seating completed the cute French Boulangerie set up. (Only one indoor seat but I don't recommend because the line of people ordering in a small space means you will have someone's butt in your space while eating.) The Noms: I had the Tarte au Citron. It was wonderful. It was tart and sweet but very bright. The shortbread crust was perfectly crumbly. I very much enjoyed it and came back at the end of my day trip to Menton to get one to go, but too late because someone else had already taken the last one. In conclusion: 10/10 would recommend and wish I had ordered a second one when I had my first but I hadn't wanted to carry it around with me as I was exploring or take it with me to the beach

Lovely bakery!! We stopped for a quick lunch at this bakery…read more- the quiche aux poireaux et lardons (leek and bacon) was good but the crumble aux pommes (apple crumble) was amazing - and big enough for the two of us!!

Incredible pastries at great prices. Literally the best pastries I've ever eaten. I wish I could…read moretransport this place home.

I love Canet! I stopped by here for breakfast every morning when visiting Nice. The pastries are…read moreamazing, and all recipes of Mr. Canet himself (the owner). I always ordered a cappuccino, a pastry or two, and sat outside. The green pastry is the best! And the brown French cookies - I wish I remembered the name - I brought a package home and they were devoured by my family! So amazing! The shop is on a small street with boutique clothing stores surrounding it, so there isn't much traffic, except for the occasional car and pedestrians. Perfect for sitting outside and observing the street scenery. There is also indoor seating, but I always sat outside. The service is amazing and the staff are so friendly! I developed a quick friendship with one of the ladies working at Canet. She helped me pick out the desserts she thought I'd like and was very patient with my indecisiveness. I love that this place was so warm and inviting when I was traveling solo through Europe!