This Nice, France Restaurant and beach spot was absolutely amazing…read more I simply cannot express how much we all needed a day to just chill at the beach. After we had already spent a week in Belgium and a day in Monaco we were already exhausted. So luckily when someone asked does anyone want to go to the beach??? we leaped at the chance to relax on the beach oh yasssss beach please!!!! This beach spot belongs to the hotel that is just behind and across from the street is Hotel Le Negresco a beautiful old hotel. The views are gorgeous the beach is beautiful and the best of all is we got full on restaurant on the beach, the servers brought us menus so we ordered French Champagne Moet Chandon Ice Imperial, my favorite of all French Champagnes OMG lucky meeeee lol We had access to this amazing and beautiful restaurant we could either eat at the open air restaurant where they had tables with umbrellas or we could order food from the restaurant and they will bring it to you on the beach so you can enjoy your food and the gorgeous views ah excellent! So we had a beautiful salad with chicken and frites with mayonnaise as the French do lol And of course we greatly enjoyed our delicious lunch and French Champagne while loving that spectacular view. They have big white chaise lounges and they give you towels and each with your own umbrellas, that these darling boys would adjust for us as the sun moved, I love love loved it all. We ate a beautiful lunch from La Plage the Restaurant it was delicious it was Champagne bliss! This is not free obviously you're paying for the food and bubbly considering it came to a little over $350 per couple for Lunch and a bottle of French Champagne and personal servers so we were there the entire day around 5 hours of heaven on a beach in Nice France. If you happen to be in the neighborhood, I highly highly recommend you will not be disappointed I can assure you! À votre santé means to your health in français. Cheers ALL see you on Yelp Review 315 -06/01/23

Cool place to wait for your boarding time. The only drawback is it's not easy accessible. The…read moreescalator wasn't work when I went here, so I need to carry my luggage. Imagine if it's a big one ‍

The food was pretty much an afterthought (and €€€ 1/2) - the asparagus was nice and fat and well…read morecooked, but everything else was pretty forgettable. The scene was out of this world - rich Riviera folks on the outdoor patio. And the interior is filled with museum quality Picasso's and Calder's and such.

To begin, this is a charming place to eat outside. If the setting could stand up and take a bow, I…read morewould applaud vigorously. It has the added advantage of being right at the entrance to the town. To continue. The service is abrupt and not particularly attentive, but professional without grace. The food was very mixed. I had a delicious beef, carefully prepared and sauced, but one of my dining partners had a lamb which was tough and tasteless. The real issue that lowered my review score to just "OK" was the cigar smoke from the next table. it is bad enough to have to endure the lessening addiction of the French to stinking up their environment with cigarette smoke, but cigar smoke is beyond the pale. Nothing is as annoying as having a bite of perfectly prepared beef ruined by a cloud of stink from another table. A word to the restaurant management; If you can't see fit to ban smoking from the restaurant, then at least keep it to cigarettes. I would think any self-respecting chef would want his work to be appreciated without the smell of ash over-riding his creations.

Wow, what about amazing meal!! This place was fantastic from start to finish - a cozy atmosphere…read moreand great service. The downstairs area feels more intimate, like a speakeasy. We had the "first adventure" dinner menu and were absolutely stuffed by the end - definitely did not have room for more. Loved the finger foods at the beginning and the Tokyo inspired fish course with dashi beurre blanc. We thought the walk by the sea desserts were so cleverly done and well presented. Drinks wise, we had the Rouge and sesame dore. They do offer drink pairings but we opted out. There is also a nice wine list to choose from. This is going to be a difficult meal to top!

If you're craving something a tad more fancy, head over to Les Agitateurs for a gastronomic…read moredelight! The resto itself is gorgeous outside as it is inside. Simplistic white washed walls for an oceanic touch accompanied by growing avocado plants in glass vases & wooden furnishings as decor. The food & the plating are fantastic - elegant, filling without being over the top & fully innovative. Thank you for a beautiful night!

Lovely restaurant, Cosy atmosphere. We ordered many drinks and plates and everything was great. The…read morewaitress was very attentive and brought everything out with a smile.

We had a nice dinner here - the quality of the food and the presentation was nice, and the prices…read morewere reasonably despite being in a touristy part in town. Make reservations ahead of time (it's easy to do online) because this place will fill up for dinner. They have 4 appetizers to choose from, about 5-6 entrees and about 7-8 desserts to choose from, and the prices are reasonable for dinner: 24€ for plat + entree or plat + dessert, and 29€ for the 3 courses. Entrées: - Velouté de topinambour / Jerusalem artichoke soup - This soup was super, super creamy and buttery. I don't want to know how much cream and/or they put in here - it was good, but very rich. There was a piece or two of bacon, and the soup was tasty. - Trilogie de betteraves / Beets cooked three ways - I was looking for something healthier to eat, and was happy this was on the menu. I wasn't sure what to expect with this dish, other than it was beets cooked three ways. There was one little dish of beet salad with green onions or scallions, a small beet poached or roasted, and a beet purée that went well with the bread. I would recommend this appetizer if you want something on the lighter/healthier side and different. Plats: - Risotto with asparagus and tomatoes - My husband ordered this and it was good but not outstanding. He added the 2 pieces of seared foie gras for 5€ which made the dish better; I think it would have been a bit bland without the foie. The asparagus was very fresh and the risotto was on the lighter side which was nice. - Salmon with Cajun seasoning and leeks - This was different than what you'd normally find in a French restaurant since I've never seen Cajun spiced things before. The salmon was a little on the small side, but it was still good and the caramelized leeks on the side were a really perfect compliment. This dish was tasty and really good, but just a bit on the smaller side compared to all the other main dishes that were meat-based (from what I saw other diners getting) We were full so we skipped dessert, but it looked pretty good - they had things like a chocolate lava cake, a praline crème brûlée, spéculos tiramisu, and financier with a passion fruit center. Overall, a good meal that won't break the bank and that has a good selection of things on the menu. More heavier " comfort food " than lighter fare, and slightly less traditional French. The ambiance was very casual - it almost felt like you were eating in a graffiti park with dim lighting and metal walls, but overall, we had a decent meal at a reasonable price. The waiters here all spoke English well and it seemed most of the clientele were tourists.

A bit of mix up as they thought I reserved 8 people at 4pm rather than 4 people at 8pm. The manager…read morethough was friendly and good-natured about it. We enjoyed our walk to the restaurant through the more modern (less old) part of Nice vs the old town where we had spent most of our time during our stay. I sat on a plump leather chair which I thought was unusual for dining (more akin to sipping scotch). They had a menu where you pick from a set of entrees, mains, and desserts. They brought out bread with a small sampling of what I think was chic pea spread with a foamy creme fraise on top - very good. The split pea soup with sausage was delicious. The duck was good, but a bit chewy. For dessert, I had the sorbet of the day and we ordered the souffle which was not on the fixed menu. I think you have to try soufflé at least once in France.

My experience here was nothing short of five stars. My fiancé and I came to do the three course…read moredeal and we both loved our meals. Even though I'm not a huge fan of seafood, I ended up ordering their twist on pissaladière as my starter and the salmon as my main course, and I couldn't have been happier with my meal. The quality and flavor of the fish in both dishes was some of the best I've ever had. The chocolate dessert made for a rich and satisfying finish. I especially loved experiencing something regional with a fine dining twist. Everything was beautifully plated, and service was excellent. When it began to drizzle, staff instantly moved all outdoor tables under a dry awning. They timed the courses well and thoughtfully refilled our wine glasses without being annoyingly over-attentive. From beginning to end, this was a smooth, perfectly balanced experience in flavors, aesthetic, and atmosphere.

The restaurants here are truly some of the most spectacular I've been too - partially because of…read morethe view but also the food and service is such high quality. We were lucky and got a table on a whim later Sunday evening. After being seated on the patio at high top table, we actually gasped seeing the view. It's UNREAL. For the entire dinner, it's almost distracting to just keep staring out at the mountains, water and yachts looming down below. Gorgeous. The service matches the hotels 5-star expectations. Super attentive, quick, and friendly. We had drinks to celebrate a proposal and they also brought out some on the house champagne. For dinner, we actually split the blue lobster pasta. It was more than plenty for 2 people. Absolutely delicious. They bring the lobster and pasta out to mix together in front of you and ugh I am still thinking about that dish to this day. Its a hike to get up to this point. Once you reach the gated area, no cars can reach the top. Well worth the challenge to get up and it's such a unique experience. The walk up is all along the hillside and through the little mountain shops. 100% felt like I was in a movie and would love to come back to stay at the hotel. I don't think they couldn't created a better experience here between the food, menu, view, and service... I wouldn't change a thing.

We only grabbed drinks here. The hotel restaurant is located in Eze Village on the hilltop. There…read moreis indoor or outdoor seating. The view outside is beautiful. It can get windy and chilly so ask for a blanket which they will kindly provide. Service was phenomenal. Highly recommend. Tip: when you leave the restaurant, stop by the bathroom across the hall in the hotel lobby. It's white marble and plays opera music...reminds you from the scene of The Shining.

Have you ever ate at a great place you think you will never forget? If you like paella, THIS IS…read moreTHE PLACE. We loved it. You need to make a reservation. When you arrive, you will find out the establishment is locally owned by a great family who is very friendly and take pride in what they do. Simply said, they make the best paella we ever had. The presentation was fabulous! They presented the paella, partitioned it between both of our plates, and arranged the sausage and seafood on the plate fabulously. With dinner, we had the sangria which was an excellent complement. The proprietor personally visited us several times to make sure we were enjoying the meals..we gave him rave reviews. The deserts were fabulous. If you like paella, don't miss Chez Mireille! We will come back!

Epic paella!! Fantastic food and dining experience! I came here with my friend on a trip to Nice on…read morerecommendation from some Trip Advisor reviews and was not disappointed. The chef takes pride in his food, and even offers seconds on the already large portions. The waitress was very friendly and endorsed me speaking in my rusty French. Ambience is warm and inviting, but not at all pretentious. Come hungry and craving paella! Note: Their menu consists of 3 types of paella, the third of which you have to order in advance. I had the first one on the menu which is the Mireille paella, meat and seafood paella, which was fantastic!

This lovely spot holds sentimental significance to us, as we returned ten years later to find the…read moresame delightful experience as before. Located on a quiet side street, the outside dining is our favorite. Properly cared for, you are provided a blanket if it's chilly. Service is excellent, not hurried even though they are busy. (Reservations are a must!) And the meal! A chalkboard menu listing their selections for the evening will tempt you with choices of risotto St. Jacque with fresh asparagus. Or perhaps you'd prefer a veal cutlet or lobster fettuccini. Dessert of lemon soufflé...and a second glass of wine with which to linger is the perfect end to the evening. This family run business knows how to create a memory, making time spent here a treasure. We hope to return again, yet not waiting ten years to do so.

We sat on the patio which was a great vibe. They even had blanket out if you were chilly. To start,…read morewe had the Tartare de Thon à l'Asiatique (asian inspired tuna tartare). I really enjoyed this. My bf thought the flavors were good, but it wasn't his favorite. For our entrees, we both got the Linguine de Homard Frais (Linguine with Lobster Tail). The lobster itself was great, but the flavors in the dish were not my favorite. My bf thought they grew on him as he ate. The service was top notch and incredibly attentive. Overall, I think the dishes were well curated but may have not been our favorite palette.