Stumbled on this restaurant while exploring Eze. The outdoor seating was full but they had seats…read moreinside, which actually had a great breeze from the open windows and ceiling fans. It was very comfortable and cozy inside this historic restaurant. It was a pretty late breakfast/early lunch so my wife had an omelette and I had carbonara. They were both very average but the service was friendly. We saw some people around us get the pizzas and they looked great. They weren't traditional pizzas but more like a flatbread or bruschetta style serving. Overall, not a ton of options in Eze but this did the job. We were starving and it felt good to sit in the dining room to relax while having a meal.

The trek to the restaurant is well worth the climb. When you ask for seat request the upper room…read morethat over looks the Mediterranean and cross. Then order a latte and the homemade Croissants that are served in a tin bucket and make sure to ask for Butter and Jam, although not needed. The views the scenery and the old castle makes you feel like you're waiting for Marie Antoinette to sit next to you.

This is one of the nicest, enchanting, unique restaurant you'll ever go to amazing living dining…read moreroom. Fantastic service amazing local food. This is one of the more romantic, very special restaurants of the world.

Beautiful little gem tucked between Monaco and Nice. From outside the restaurant looks like a big…read morebush, while inside looks like a fairy village. All the flowers are fresh. My suggestion is go with the lamb and the risotto. The lamb was so tender. Simply seasoned but very flavorful at the same time. The risotto comes in a big cheese wheel (and you cd. Get second!). This place is A MUST visit if you happen to go to Nice or Monaco.

Our only food stop in Eze but it was great. The duck was tasty on a bed of flavorful mashed…read morepotatoes.

Very nice little spot. Great drink menu. Very nice wine selection. I had the fish and chips. I…read morethought it was great. The service was above and beyond. Very convenient after exploring Eze.

La Chèvre d'Or is a one-of-a-kind restaurant in the medieval village of Èze, with extraordinary…read moreviews over the Mediterranean toward Saint Jean Cap Ferrat. The village itself is incredibly charming, and the restaurant feels completely integrated into its stone lanes and hillside setting. I had never been anywhere quite like it. Admittedly, I cannot remember exactly what I ate, but the meal was rich, elaborate, and left me ridiculously full. I do remember a salt-crusted fish special priced at roughly €300, which captured the scale of the experience. This is classic luxury French dining in one of the most beautiful settings imaginable. Beyond the meal, the entire visit felt special because the restaurant, hotel, and village all seemed connected. Walking through the old stone streets before dinner made arriving there feel like part of the experience. It remains one of the most memorable places I have ever eaten.

We have been to Éze before, but have never stayed in town. We couldn't wait for our stay here, but…read morewere disappointed in many ways. We arrived early and booked with Amex Platinum. We were told that they would try to honor the early check-in upon availability and the room upgrade. We were told that they would call us when the room was ready. Waited until 3PM and had to go to the front desk again to see if the room was ready, it was and no upgrade. My husband was taking a nap due to the jet lag, and we put a do not disturb sign on our door. The front desk called us and woke him up anyways, saying that they saw the "do not disturb" sign but wanted to see if housekeeping could clean now. We found housekeeping staff to be rude as well. Now onto the worst service on property, which was valet. Not only are they unhappy to help you, but they called a taxi for us and forgot to load our luggage. We arrived to the Nice airport without our bag. The only silver lining here was breakfast, which was delicious and accompanied by a beautiful view. We can't recommend this hotel.

So basically, we hiked up this really tall mountain to get to this town and it was 1 PM and it was…read more95° out and we came to this restaurant and it saved us genuinely. Honestly, one of my favorite meals of the whole trip because it was just so fresh and such a cool atmosphere?? You are surrounded by the plants and the restaurant is built directly into the mountain basically. The service was amazing and we split the goat cheese salad, and the chicken sandwich. Truly, the best chicken sandwich I've ever had because they used really good French cheese and everything is just so fresh. We consumed so many beverages here, but I just cannot stop thinking about how much I love this meal. I will definitely return if I am ever back on top of this mountain lol

Amazing food and service. Our waitperson answered all our questions, made some great suggestions…read morealong with some tips. She was also personable - we enjoyed sharing some laughs and a bit of fun. The atmosphere and views were so nice. I only wish we were closer to enjoy this place again. What a gem and treat!

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.

Ended up here purely accidental for dinner. We rented a car for the day so go to Eze. We were…read moretrying to get dinner, but the bar at the castle was only serving alcohol You needed a resy for dinner which we didn't have so we left the premises and walked around outside. This corner caught my eye so we pulled up. There were a good amount of people dining in. Notably next to us was a group of men getting their drink on. We ate family style and shared an order of mussels, salad and pizza. It was just the right amount of serving cos we ended up eating everything. The service was impeccable. From the man who seated us to the dude who brought over our drinks to the lady making the drinks - thanks for such a fun meal.

How can anyone not enjoy exploring the old town of Eze and eat at a charming spot on cobblestone…read morestreets? Our server happily managed to understand our English and brought us a fine meal! Eggplant Parmesan was my choice and I loved it. Others chose mushroom risotto and Salmon with veggies. All left happy.

Ordered: Aperol Spritz (€11)…read more Aya's take: If you find yourself at the beautiful medieval town of Èze, chances are you will walk by Le Cactus as there's not too many restaurants in the village. This is probably one of the busier ones simply due to the foot traffic of people walking by. We stopped by for a quick drink. Service was fast, the ambiance was relaxing, and it's a great spot for slowing down and taking a break from the walking. The Aperol Spritz was pretty standard; it was refreshing and cold which is just what I needed. Nice spot!

I was very disappointed in this restaurant for several reasons…read more The service here is beyond awful and the servers are very rude. I wanted to order the ceasar salad and take some items off of the salad. The server told me to pick them out of my salad by myself. I asked why they can't make the salad without including certain toppings and he rudely told me that when the salad comes to take the toppings I don't want out. The ceasar salad was also very disappointing and did not taste like a traditional ceasar salad. It was very bad. Also there were flies and birds everywhere. It's a shame because the location is very nice but I would not recommend eating here.

The Eze Village is magical in itself with the gardens, views and many little shops. Add the food…read moreand views of Les Remparts and you have a perfect afternoon. While staying in Nice, France, my husband surprised me with a driver and reservations at Les Remparts at the Château de la Chèvre d'Or for lunch. The grounds are incredible and out of a movie. They have quite a wine selection and we selected a nice Rose. we started with the Poichichade à l'huile de basilic (Riviera Style hummus) and Gambas en tempura, yaourt aux poivrons (king prawns). Both were delicious but I really enjoyed the prawns. They were huge and crunchy. I had the Dauradeen filet, poireau rôti au feu de bois, câpres et citron (sea brim) as my entree. The fish was fresh and the sauce perfectly complimented the dish. My husband enjoyed Poulpe rôti,tomate à la niçoise, eau de tomate épicée (roasted octopus). It was not a combination he had ever tried and really enjoyed it. When you walk to your seat you will pass a large case full of beautiful desserts. I chose the fig pastry and my husband chose the chocolate mousse. Both we indulgent yet not too sweet. The perfect ending to a perfect lunch. The service was attentive but not overwhelming. In addition we were not rushed through our meal. If you ever get the chance to visit Nice, look into visiting the seaside town of Eze and an treat yourself to a memorable meal by the sea.

Why blather on? It's high priced which I don't mind IF it…read morecomes with great food and outstanding service. When service is off my experience can be ruined. Service @ Les Ramparts was mediocre. What made it so glaringly mundane was numerous. Like? Lots and lots of staff looking busy but not really available to help. My daughter standing there looking for the ladies room. 20 staff walked right by her. Looked @ her. And? Nothing! It was obvious she needed help. Too picky on my behalf? (Perhaps.) The staff has the attitude of a high-end resturant w/out charm or much warmth. A common mistake really. Just stiff backed and rigid. Somebody trained them to be this way. (That person should be relieved of their duties.) Next came the young male wine sommelier holding a computer. What? Hands it to me. Ugh! A bright screened computer wine list! Folks I'm on a mountaintop in a medieval town. A computer? "Pick a wine? White? Push this button." Etc. Horrid! Talk about missing the point of it all. "Do you like this?" I asked the wine steward. Stiffly, he replied, "I LOOOVVVE it!" Snapping the blasted contraption shut and marching away. No suggestions from him? None. I promise it cost the resturant 100's of Euros from me alone this very night. Just clueless. As people are drinking less and less why make it even less romantic? Ugh! A glass of my favorite wine Chateau d' Yquem (a vineyard I just visited) was 170 Euros if I recall correctly.It is an expensive wine but this seems like a gouging. And when it comes time to pour the wine? They have some sort of robotic device on the top of the bottle. I kid you not! Is this malarkey machine to control how much the cork pulling servers can serve? It was slow and ugly device and again just tone deaf on the part of whoever is running this operation. The food was typically small and mostly lacking of flavor - but fine. And we all chuckled at THE FOAM. (What? Yes. Chuckled.) "Here we go... the foam!" It a passe' feature of fine French dinning that went out of style about 25 years ago. My pal Chef Curtis Duffy used to be big on the foam too. It's Just taking a dish and covering it with froth. This place is a wannabe of a resturant I figure. A place bested by a resturant sadly just up the mountain from them. The restaurant is like a paint by numbers Cezzane. Beautiful but just an echo of the real thing. It's as if the investors of Les Remparts went to the original Bocuse in Lyon 30 years ago and tried to mimic it but mostly missed the mark The view? It cannot be topped. It is rightfully the centerpiece of the dining area. Everyone looks out. Want a shot of espresso after dinner? 9 Euros. Seem excessive? "You pay for the view," one mid-80's TV star whispered to me. "And pay and pay and pay," I mused.

Le Grill @ hotel de Paris was a very beautiful dining experience. Really recommend a reservation…read more We did an 8 pm seating and we're on the patio with a view of Monaco and the sea. The service was very good . Started with Still water and champagne, ordered a salad each $44 euro, rack of lamb and chicken with mashed potatoes. Lamb was perfect cooking med rare . They present the food (meat or fish selection ) once ready, then bring it back to the kitchen and plate it for you. For desert we ordered the chocolate soufflé and it was easily the best we have ever had (I eaten in fine dining all over the world). My (female/ date) menu did not have pricing and my partners did. Ambience was lite music and lovely lighting. Attire was upscale (some more formal than others since it's Monaco- see pics. Located at the top of Hotel De Paris

From the owner: Survivance du passé De ce petit restaurant, tapi dans une rue étroite du village d'Eze, la vue sur…read morela Méditerranée est exceptionnelle. Les poutres apparentes, les tapisseries authentiques et les moulures style renaissance qui ornent les murs de pierre immortalisent un passé lointain, celui de ce petit village médiéval perché sur la montagne. La cuisine, raffinée, y est un florilège de saveurs provençales et fait la part belle aux produits frais.