One of the things I love about travel is experiencing local cuisines. Particularly, their sweets…read more My sweet tooth is alive and well and Cannes did not disappoint. We came across Paul's and the window alone was tantalizing.

During our stay in Cannes we tried several different bakeries which I had no complaints about…read more However, I especially liked Paul's the most. Every morning my fiancé would go pick up fresh croissants and a baguette! The location is great as it's right in the heart of Rue Meynadier which was one of my favourite streets to shop. Really enjoyed everything we tried from this bakery (also tried one of their sandwiches which I really enjoyed). Especially loved the poppy seed croissant. Highly recommend!

Visited today and was shocked to find the dirtiest grocery store ever!! Produce had many moldy…read morelemons (clearly visible) and limp lettuce. There was trash on the floor throughout the entire store. Left without buying anything. Caution.

This is almost a destination when visiting Cannes. I looked forward to pushing my cart up and down…read moreeach row of items and if I ally the piece de la resistance is the amazing meat and seafood counter in the middle of the store. It's a work if art! I have never visited a a supermarket I felt compelled to photograph but Casino deserves every pictorial homage.

Just up the street from their specialty foods store is the most divine souvenirs shop. I always…read morevisit them to stock up on my favorite scent. They have everything there to bring home; French milled soaps and perfumes, table linens and fresh lavender. It's a must-stop to bring home the joy and beauty of Provence. Also a small tip is Cannolive is one of the few places you will find Bois de Oud.

English is very limited here, but they will try to help you if you try to speak a few words in…read moreFrench. I still highly recommend this place for any shopping needs if you are in the area though. This place is basically a Costco. In the front of the store, there are many mall style shops for fashion. They even have a H&M that has two levels and is bigger than the one that I see in my area in the states. Going inside, the security guard would need to staple any mall bags you bought so be sure to give them your bag for this process or put them in your car. Their baskets are interesting. Unlike the United States, where you carry your basket, you can both carry it and turn it into a mini cart here in this shopping market. They do have the normal sized shopping carts too. They have the usual basic needs like anything you need in the kitchen to things you find in the bathroom. They even have a section for electronics. Of course, they even have a selection of wines, and lots of it to the point where it is in two different areas of the store. The most impressive part about this place are the groceries. They have a large selection of food from meats, seafood including sashimi, which is fresh, cheeses, and typically any food you would find in any regular market. They even have a baguette cutting machine if you want it cut into slices. There is also a baked goods section, which have many beautify desserts. I highly recommend picking up something from here. If you are picking up eggs, they do not refrigerate it here, so be sure to leave it outside when you bring them back to the area you are staying in. An important thing to keep in mind for fruits and vegetables is that you would need to weigh it on a scale and get the produce information before checkout. Otherwise, they will take away your produce and all you can do is watch in horror as the dish you were planning on making is thrown out the window. They do not bag your items here and you would need to pay for a bag, or in France "un sac", which you would need to ask for. You should learn your numbers here if you would like multiple bags, but hand gestures would work here.

Love a Monoprox for food, wine and souvenirs! It has a good selection and good prices. Wine and…read moretoiletries have separate sections. The aisles are big enough to pass other shoppers. Some stores have clothing. This one didn't :( I buy lots of food items to take home. It also has good prices on deodorant (around 3 euro) and toothpaste similar to Sensodyne for about 5 euro. Checkout has self service or cashier.

An absolute disaster of a place. Food prices were stupid high and the check out queues were far too…read morelong. It seemed that the electronic system had broken down. Customers could not pay with cards for goods. There was zero communication with customers and if there were managers then they stayed well away. I stood in a queue for 15 minutes to buy 2 small items. It would have been far longer had several customers in front not just abandoned their shopping and walked out with that French air of indignation and indifference. When I got to the check out my Revolut worked but no apology from charmless staff with personality by passes. No doubt all minimum wage with lousy management so I'm not criticising rather stating my 1st hand experience.

Wow! My husband and I ordered a creme brûlée and literally demolished the serving in under 2…read moreminutes. A must to try this if you're in Antibes!

Best. Pastries. Ever…read more The chocolate hazelnut one blew my mind. I've never had chocolate that intense and complex in flavour. The millefeuille had cream the lightest and most flavorful I've ever had. Pistacio and raspberry tart - insane. I've ran out of superlatives.

Amazing location between the farmers market and and the waterfront. Pleasant service and great…read moreselection. They even had liquors made my the monks from Ilot d'Illon. This is a must stop!