Sat down with plates covered in ash from cigarettes. No one seemed to care. The food was ok but…read morenothing special for the price. Was charged a service fee just for them to walk around "patrolling the area" I don't know what was wrong with the employees it felt like daycare for adults. The ambiance wasn't even that nice. Made the mistake of going here after a long travel day because it was by the hotel. Could have walked three blocks over to get anything else. Please do not eat here.

Best kabobs ever. The hummus and rice excellent as well. Superb drinks and service too. Came back…read morethe next hight it was that good. Highly recommend.

Le Chaudron is one of those rare restaurants that reminds you why people fall in love with French…read morefood in the first place. Tucked into the winding streets of Old Antibes, this little gem does not rely on gimmicks, trendy presentations, or a waterfront view. Instead, it focuses on what actually matters: remarkable food, quality ingredients, and the kind of preparation that makes every plate feel like it was made just for you. There is something deeply romantic about this place, and I do not mean romantic in the candlelit-table-for-two sense. I mean romantic in the French sense. Stone walls. Warm lighting. The smell of butter, garlic, and wine drifting from the kitchen. Food made with care and served without hurry. The belief that a meal should be an experience rather than a transaction. The first thing you notice is that everything arrives piping hot from the kitchen. Not warm. Not "restaurant hot." Actually hot. The way food should be. Every dish feels cared for from the moment it leaves the stove until it reaches your table. We started with liver pâté and escargot, both excellent examples of French classics done right. The kids had pasta Bolognese followed by ice cream and chocolate mousse and left nothing behind. For the mains, the beef stew with gnocchi was rich, deeply flavored, and comforting without being heavy. The beef tartare was beautifully prepared, although the French fries quickly became the twins' favorite side dish at the table. A Kir Cassis for me and a Chardonnay for my husband rounded out the meal perfectly. Dessert somehow managed to raise the bar even higher. The crème brûlée cracked perfectly under the spoon, and the warm apple dessert with caramel sauce was the kind of dessert that makes conversation stop for a few minutes. What truly elevates Le Chaudron, however, is the service. Friendly does not begin to describe it. Every interaction feels genuine, welcoming, and effortless. You are not treated like a customer being turned over for the next seating. You are treated like a guest in someone's home. Old Antibes has no shortage of restaurants competing for your attention. Le Chaudron does not need to compete. It simply serves some of the best food in town and lets the experience speak for itself. If Le Chaudron is not on your Antibes itinerary, it should be. Some places are worth visiting, but a few become part of the reason you remember a destination years later. This is one of them.

This is a tourist trap. Below average food and incredibly rude service. Not worth it. Dirty…read morerestroom as well.

Walking around the port, we decided to stop here for dinner. The service was friendly but…read moredefinitely more of a language barrier than some other touristy spots around the point near old town. They had a variety of specials on a chalk board as well as a full size menu. The bottle of wine we ordered was sold out but he suggested something similar that we enjoyed. The dishes were all beautifully plated and nobody complained about their dinner. The service is your typical European service where you need to flag them down for anything, but that's expected anywhere. The seating outside has a great view of the marina as well. We would come back.

A lovely casual place with good food and excellent service. Had the seafood soup and it was very…read moregood.

Quality/Quantity - Break time. After walking uphill for an hour in the HOT sun... We deserved a…read morebreak! Found this Michelin Star hotel and restaurant. They gave us a good seat upfront by the rail. We actually could have moved even closer towards the ocean, but were just too tired after the hike. My wife got a coke and I got a glass of wine. They gave us some snacks, see pictures. Limited foods in the bar seating area. We had to go downstairs to get the Michelin Star food. But we were just not that hungry, so we passed on lunch. We did watch the people below us eat. :) Beautiful plating and entrees, my pictures will not do it justice. Ambiance - Beautiful views. Both indoors and outdoors. Indoors had beautiful upscale decor. Clean restrooms with two outside sinks, thank you. Service - So professional and welcoming, not just to us but everyone here. We watched the team take care of all the customers that were coming in and out. Price - 23 Euros. $27US. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2003.

First, the view is really stunning. The food is generally what you'd expect from a Michelin star…read more(in the fancy-sense), but some of the dishes were a miss. Now the things to beware: They start you on the terrace with a drink. Unclear if you are waiting for your table to be prepared, or if they are waiting on you to have a drink. For us, this turned into an hour long affair. For one single glass of wine. Next, the pace of service is very very slow. We ordered the seven course meal, and it was over four hours from start to finish. You're talking about 30min stretches between courses, and it just really drags on. A couple next to us left mid-meal because it was taking so long, and they couldn't stay. We were tempted to do the same, but stayed through the dessert course before we asked for the bill 3x.

Absolutely one of our best meals while in France!…read more My husband and I were lucky to enjoy a lunch here while staying in Juan les Pins. I ordered a fantastic seitan dish that resembled a steak on my plate. No kidding! Ok, ok, it was nothing like a steak, but it was a large slab of homemade seitan (yes, I found out later that the chef makes it himself) that was grilled just like a steak would have been. This restaurant understands cross-contamination, so my meal was cooked separately to avoid that catastrophe of getting me sick. The place was filled with locals on their lunch breaks and we were really lucky to find a table for two during the busy lunch rush. Best to arrive early if you're here during tourist season, but since we visited in February, we were lucky to find seating though there was a wait when we left. The final kicker for the 5 stars besides very friendly and attentive service, the good menu, and great food, was when the chef made his rounds to visit the tables. He asked us (in French) if we'd like anything else. Because my husband loves French hot chocolate so much, he ordered it, but the chef informed him that it's not on the menu...then hesitated, and then, with a smile said, "But I will make you one. Just give me a few minutes. I want you to be happy." My husband tried profusely to prevent him from making a special item, but the chef insisted. A few moments later, the chef returned with my cappuccino and my husband's specially made hot chocolate. He said it was thick, chocolately, and the best hot chocolate of our entire trip to France. We love Ti Toques!

Excellent food and service. Quaint French restaurant. Would return if we weee staying longer.read more

One of the best places around. Great hidden gem if your looking for amazing food for a good price…read morethis is the spot. Service is okay. It's really on you to flag down the servers, but when you do they come right away. The vibe was awesome. Sitting on the street people watching, street entertainment, what more could you ask for. Sitting between the buildings and the view of the sky is so beautiful. You really lose yourself and can just all France has to offer.

Looked for pizza options on YELP prior to arriving in Cannes and decided on San Telmo…read more Glad we did. We opted for a seat outside and was seated right away. Service was spot on and the pizza was awesome. Glad we selected this place. A nice thing about this place is that it is opened through out the day. During the time we went, it did not close between lunch and dinner like a lot of other places in Cannes.

We had the tasting menu with a good selection of wines and everything was absolutely superb - the…read moreatmosphere, the waiters, the food!! This is a one Michelin star restaurant, but based on this meal I think they deserve at least one more. We'were at Palm d'Or also, which is a two star, but Le Park was actually overall much better!!

The restaurant is opposite of the Cannes seaside with light blue ahead of you when sitting…read moreinside。Food was delicately presented and delicious as well。

Classy restaurant located in the Martinez Hotel, it needs a reservation if you want to go as it is…read morealways full, tourists from the hotel but itt is slso visited by many who do not stay at the hotel. If you arrive early you can stay at the bar/restaurant at the ground floor below, which is also quite nice, has live music and an interesting croud. The food is great here, this is one of my favourite restaurants in Cannes, prices are OK, I mean they reflect the locationn, as it should, you have privacy here and a great view. The staff is very professional, well mannered, dressed impecable, you feel good being here.

Took my family while staying at the hotel. My boys all got the 5 course tasting menu (even my 11…read moreyear old), and they loved it!! Any meal with my kids that lasts almost 3 hours with no devices is worth any price (and given the prices that's a good thing).