My favorite chocolate store in France. I love this place, I used to go to their old location and…read morelove this new store even more. While traveling, I had to get my Easter chocolate there. Very high quality chocolate, and delicious. The owners are very nice and helpful, and always give me a chocolate to go when I buy something. Great choice and beautiful presentation. I highly recommend this store.

From the owner: La bonbonnière antiboise vous propose ses chocolats aux saveurs subtiles. Différents parfums…read moreconstituent la gamme de nos pralines belges "amandolas" de fabrication artisanale 100% pur beurre de cacao... ... Pralinés, ganaches, pate d'amande, crèmes, orangettes, cerisettes, liqueurs, marrons glacés, mendiants, pâtes de fruits... Figurines artisanales de grande qualité pour noël et pâques. La richesse, la diversité de nos chocolats ainsi que nos prix "les plus bas du marché" (32 € le kg... Prix public), contribuent au succés de notre maison. Pour les plus exigeants "amandolas" est le symbole traditionnel de toutes les fêtes

My friend and I had dinner here this evening. I had the butternut squash risotto and my friend had…read morethe rum steak with potatoes. Both delicious. Service was truly impeccable. Could ask for anything more. Ambiance is delightful.

Amazing food with a small seasonal menu. Located in a small side street in downtown. You can tell…read moreeverything is fresh and seasonal and everything was delicious.

while visiting antibes from nice France, we stumbled across this small storefront that led to a…read morelobby in an underground restaurant. We are so fortunate we found this location and gave it a try. we had the feta and spinach risotto, and the charcuterie board. this was the best risotto we have ever had. Natalie, the owner is such a friendly person. We could not recommend this beautiful underground restaurant enough.

Absolutely one of the best meals we had while in France!…read more We stumbled across Le Chaudron while in old Antibes, looking for a place to eat dinner. We walked around and around, but because it was February, some restaurants were closed because it was not tourist season. After walking past Le Chaudron twice already, the third time I looked down and saw a light on, and realized, "Hey, that's a restaurant down there in that cave place!" Ok, I don't think it's LITERALLY in a cave, but maybe it is. It's set downstairs and the walls are made of old stone, and of course, it's in a very old building as is all of old Antibes. I ordered a fantastical pasta dish while my husband ordered a seafood dish. Not only was the food tasty, but what really put this place over the edge was the service. We are not fluent in French, but my husband speaks a little. The owner of the restaurant spoke very little English. She was just so gracious in trying to listen to my husband attempt French, and the three of us really tried hard to communicate which actually made for an interesting and enjoyable time. She understood our dietary needs and was trying really hard to make sure certain ingredients would be ok for us. We ate vegetarian on this trip, with my husband adding in seafood here and there, so it wasn't tough at all. I really loved how cozy this place was. While the menu (although all in French) was good with a nice variety, and the food quality and taste was excellent, the service really put this over the edge for both of us!

The food was delicious, the location is great ( especially for people watching) and the service was…read moreoutstanding. We sat outside but for dinner or drinks they have the cutest and funkiest area inside. If we return to Antibes it will be a must stop!

Such a beautiful place. I love this vintage wine bar. When you order a dish you are not expecting…read moreseeing this big amount in your plate. Very good quality and not expensive!

Oh my god, the pastries here are sooooooooooo good. This place is a must have if you visit Antibes…read more I mean, I crave these french delicacies several times a week, clearly I need to make another trip to France. ;) Antibes is beautiful and picturesque, and the location of this bakery is perf. People are extremely kind. So many cute little shops. AMAZING farmers market right up the street. So much to see so much to do so much to eat. Make a day out of it.

A beautiful setting for a small boulangerie and patisserie. The store had a steady stream of local…read morepatrons served with a friendly familiarity. The selection was wide for a small shop with decorative breads and the standards. The setting alone in old Antibes make this worth the visit.

One can't help but feel joy when visiting such a lovely Farmers Market, vibrant and full of soul,…read morecharacter and culture. One of the best worthy of a stroll in Côte d'Azur. Its gentle buzz, colors and scents exude an authentic south-of-France vibe, simplicity, and ease. Surrounded by open spaces, coffee shops, specialty stores, and restaurants, it is a quaint market that embodies the essence of local life and the true spirit of Provencale - showcasing a blissful array of artisanal goods and fresh produce: flowers, fruits, vegetables, spices, herbs, lavender, cheeses (love the truffle cheeses!), a variety of olives and colorful flavored salts, plants, fresh seafood, meats, oils, baked goodies, unique specialties and lots of foods to try and enjoy. The merchants are easy to talk to. I'd gladly keep coming back here.

Pleasant farmers market to stroll around in Antibes, like most open air European markets they have…read morea bit of everything--fresh produce, dairy and cheeses, meats, seafood, herbs and spices, baked goods, flowers and plants, and other local vendors for honey, small handicrafts, and some brewed concoctions both alcoholic or non. If you're staying in the area and looking to cook I think this is a suitable location to pick up some products. Opening hours are 7:30am-1pm everyday except Mondays. The surrounding adjacent shops include a variety of restaurants, cafes and other retailers, and the market is also within a 5 min walk to the Picasso museum and about 10-15 min walk to the harbor area. No bathrooms though there are nearby public restrooms available. Tip: During winter months vendors tend to start packing up a bit earlier since there's less foot traffic.

Very good for breakfast and brunch (during week ends only). Slightly more pricy than average, but…read moreworth it. There is a breakfast menu including salty breakfast as well during the week in addition to pancakes, muffins, typical French Brioche and Croissant. The lunch menu includes bagels and salads (also take away). I did not try this, but it seems good. The place is small, cute and cosy. It similar to the kind of Bruchplaces you can find in Soho or North Europe. It is highly recommended to have brunch here in the week end. The quality of the food is very good and it is French inspired Brunch. This place is a very welcome escape from the typical tourist places with the typical tourist breakfast places.

Amazing place. Great food and great service. The staff is very friendly. They are open for…read morebreakfast and lunch. They have daily specials at a very reasonable price.

Reviews from the web…read more 4.7/5Safarway · 1 review Google review summary Reviews aren't verified 54321 4.7 (667) All Service Meal Price food presentation63 quality48 gourmet restaurant15 tasting menu12 +6 John Smilgin Local Guide·40 reviews·47 photos a day ago New Le Vauban has to be one of the best dining options in all of Antibes. The 2 of us had their pre fixe menu for dinner last night, which at EUR49 is a screaming bargain. ...More Visited in September DrinkPints 7 reviews a week ago New Amazing value for money for the standard of food. Had the €49 set menu which was excellent. Waiter recommended the house cocktail to start which was very good and also provided great wine recommendations, especially the dessert wine. ...More Visited in September 28 reviews·4 photos 2 years ago Amazing experience. The food was delicious, especially the fillet that was spectacular, really the best fillet I've ate so far. The meat was done just to the point (I asked for medium-rare) and the sauce was amazing. The service was very ...More Visited in August 2022 Zhendong WU Local Guide·124 reviews·836 photos a year ago Dine in | Lunch | €50-60 We ordered the menu dégustation and all dishes were excellent. They provide traditional French foods but with unique flavors. Highly recommend. Don't forget to reserve. ...More Visited in April 2023 +10 John Smilgin Local Guide·40 reviews·47 photos a day ago New LVaubean Reviews from the web 4.7/5Safarway · 1 review Google review summary Reviews aren't verified 54321 4.7 (667) All Service Meal Price food presentation63 quality48 gourmet restaurant15 tasting menu12 +6 John Smilgin Local Guide·40 reviews·47 photos a day ago New Le Vauban has to be one of the best dining options in all of Antibes. The 2 of us had their pre fixe menu for dinner last night, which at EUR49 is a screaming bargain. ...More Visited in September DrinkPints 7 reviews a week ago New Amazing value for money for the standard of food. Had the €49 set menu which was excellent. Waiter recommended the house cocktail to start which was very good and also provided great wine recommendations, especially the dessert wine. ...More Visited in September 28 reviews·4 photos 2 years ago Amazing experience. The food was delicious, especially the fillet that was spectacular, really the best fillet I've ate so far. The meat was done just to the point (I asked for medium-rare) and the sauce was amazing. The service was very ...More Visited in August 2022 Zhendong WU Local Guide·124 reviews·836 photos a year ago Dine in | Lunch | €50-60 We ordered the menu dégustation and all dishes were excellent. They provide traditional French foods but with unique flavors. Highly recommend. Don't forget to reserve. ...More Visited in April 2023 +10 John Smilgin Local Guide·40 reviews·47 photos a day ago New Le Vauban has to be one of the best dining options in all of Antibes. The 2 of us had their pre fixe menu for dinner last night, which at EUR49 is a screaming bargain. Their degustation menu was slightly more, but had 6 or 7 courses on offer; with the wine option I think that came to EUR85 (no doubt, another great bargain). Overall the food, service and ambience were all great and we're happy to recommend this very attractive restaurant to any epicure / gourmand visiting Antibes. Reservations are required. We saw the hostess turn more than a few people away. The only disappointment was no dress code. I'm old fashioned. I wore white trousers, a button down shirt and a blue blazer and almost felt out of place. Most other patrons were dressed smart / casual but at least 2 guys showed up in beat up t- shirts, looking like they'd just finished a shift chipping barnacles or paint off of boat hulls; the kind of attire suitable for Burger King. In my humble opinion, Le Vauban should up their game and impose a reasonable dress code more aligned with their reputation, excellent service and gourmet cuisine.

Great steak with blue cheese sauce, followed by desserts of a dark chocolate velvety mousse (for…read moreme) and a dreamy delicious profiterole with ice cream, whipped cream and chocolate sauce (for my husband). The view of Entrevaux was beautiful, and the restaurant had the feel of a comfortable upscale local restaurant. The staff were so gracious despite us forgetting every little bit of French we knew. It's a nice place to linger too, with comfy sofas, a bookshelf of children's and adult books, and a smattering of toys to keep the little ones amused while the grown-ups relax. We loved it and would definitely come again.

Baguettes & croissants are baked fresh from the location, made in a traditional or non-mechanized…read moreway using good quality ingredients. Baguettes were still warm when we got them... not only very fresh but tastes great! Truly artisan! Staff was very helpful & friendly. They also have sandwiches and other baked goodies so there's usually a line but it's service is quick. It's worth the little wait. Came here daily.

Yay! The first review for an amazing bakery. Most mornings, there's a line out the door and it…read moremoves quickly. Everything is made in house, tastes great, and some items change daily. The usuals are bread, croissants, tartes, quiche, pizza and pissaladiere, and sandwiches.