Another Rick Steve's hit. We were the only non-locals and happy to be. I had the cod and my wife…read morehad the vegetable lasagna. Everything fresh and hardy as you would expect from local produce and seafood. We split an apple tart with ice cream for desert.

I love restaurants which have more locals as customers than tourists! Many locals fill the…read morerestaurant on Friday and Saturday evenings when live music begins at 8pm. La Trinquette's owner actively supports local folk and jazz bands and strives to give them wider visibility. And oh yeah, the food. I love their mussels (Moules) and thought I would never order anything else on the menu. During our last visit the server encouraged my wife and I to try their signature dish, the whole fish. Although I could not understand her description in French I could see her enthusiasm for this dish, and enthusiasm does not require a translation! So we both ordered the whole fish. I'm originally from Seattle and now live in San Diego so I've eaten quite a bit of seafood. Honest folks my wife and I rated this as our favorite fish dinner, ever! Lastly, La Trinquette sits quietly, somewhat undiscovered alongside Villefranche marina. The main tourist zone and train station are east of the castle. La Trinquette is just west of the castle. Although easy walking distance most tourists don't venture past the castle. Better for me as I can dine with the locals!

Very nice spot for a meal! I am baffled by the negative reviews. Our food was good. We came at 11…read moream and they let us order from either menu (breakfast or lunch) which was very nice and accommodating, most places don't allow that because it's annoying for the staff. My companion got breakfast (eggs, yogurt and coffee) and I got the goat cheese salad, which was really delicious! Service was perfectly fine. And the location is wonderful.

Seaside casual ......BUT view blocked. Neighbors have the view. Good service, good pizza,…read moresalads, 8Euro wine. Steps from the cruise dock.

If you visit no other hotel bar in the sleepy town of Nice...I urge you to make a point of visiting…read moreGustav at the bar in this lovely, one of a kind hotel with the best views imaginable. I've traveled the world over and have met many a barkeep. This refined gentleman makes the trip worthwhile as he oversees the bar area and pours a delicious drink- all the while making interesting and polite conversation with old world elegance. If you are looking for the slick modernism of a Four Seasons or a Mandarin Oriental, La Voile D'Or is not for you. But our older and charming room with views off the sea were just what made us very sorry to leave. Each day my wife and I tumbled out of bed and down to the stunning pool area where we were greeted by Muriel, Catharine and Isabel who reserved the best chaise lounges for us to gaze at the ocean, enjoy an impeccable lunch, and slip into the sea while ordering off of the refreshing cocktail menu. Such hospitality and service is a hallmark of this gorgeous jewel on the ocean and I hope I return at every opportunity. What a treat! Thank you to the gracious staff that made our trip so memorable each day. Absolutely the best!

From the owner: Une maison prestigieuse Luxe discret et faste simple, c'est une belle villa ancienne de saint jean…read morecap ferrat qui abrite cette adresse gastronomique provençale. De la salle style florentin ou en terrasse, la vue panoramique sur le petit port est délicieuse, tout comme les spécialités de george pelissier.

Horrificly high prices for awful food (11 euro for a tomato and a fork of greens). Terribly…read moredisinterested service as well. Oh ... it is in the water with the best view in the freaking world though I am now typing more than I need to to ensure this review gets posted to keep other folks from this horrific experience

I think they actually try to make you hate them. I can't possibly comprehend any of the reviewer's…read moreratings beyond 'horrible' - except bonuspoints for ballsiness maybe... First off, let me say: I'm an Idiot for going in there in the first place... run down, waiters in dirty t-shirts, shabby interior... Literally every other Restaurant has nice looking staff, white tablecloths etc... When I needed a few more seconds to decide on what would be the least of the evils on the menu, the waiter actually said 'ok, I'll come back next week'. Aaaalright. Then there was an amuse-bouche... onion pizza, which wouldn't have looked very appetizing WITHOUT the Bitemarks(photo) - serving as a stern reminder that we shouldn't throw something out just because the last guest/waiter had a little nibble... Yeah, at that point it was damage control, don't get sick... Of course the changed side didn't arrive with the main course of grilled-to-death freeze-dried fish and the Scallops on the Nuked Risotto(ish Substance) were raw and therefore, at least at this fine establishment, less than trustworthy. When I asked for the side he yelled 'you still want that?!' and sure as S+@#! it popped up on our Check at the end... the guy was obviously very used to not giving a shit after people didn't like the food, so I didn't go down that particular road. I couldn't help but admire the sheer joy the staff seemed to feel punking the guests. Try to Avoid being on the receiving end, though. My Tip: Pick one of the places on either side. You'll pay more, but that buys you the entertainment of watching the poor guys suffer on the other side.

100%, 10/10. Service was impeccable, just incredible. And there's no way you can beat the ambiance…read moreof being right on the port next to the harbor with sailboats on end. The magical twinkle of the lights and the fresh, local food, (plus a fun name) earns this place a 5 star review in my book- err, yelp Come here. Un excellent choix.

This place was the perfect ending to m Day in Nice !…read moreStunning views amazing drinks and right by the water what more can you ask for. I was so happy they could get us in without a reservation I was worried at first. Definitely a must try!!

We'd been counting down for two months -- the reservation was tough to get -- but today was finally…read moreour day to eat at the legendary Le Plongeoir in Nice. This isn't just any seaside restaurant. It's perched dramatically on top of a rock at the end of an old diving platform, a relic from the late 19th century when locals and high-society travelers would dive into the sea from a wooden pavilion built right above the water. Back then, this was the place to see and be seen along the Riviera. The elegant "plongeoir" (literally, "the diving board") was restored into the restaurant it is today, keeping that same spirit of Riviera glamour -- just with better food and no one belly-flopping into the sea. We were seated right on the lower terrace -- basically on the rock itself -- for our 1:30 p.m. reservation, ocean spread wide before us. It's a two-hour slot, but it felt timeless. Below, swimmers and snorkelers floated lazily, while sailboats, skulls, and the occasional motorized surfboard skimmed across the glittering blue water. The Mediterranean really does know how to show off. We started with an octopus salad that was tender and smoky, and zucchini flowers so delicate they almost felt like a sin to eat. For the main, fresh sea bass -- perfectly crisped skin, soft flaky center -- and for dessert, a white chocolate mousse and strawberry tart that pretty much ruined all future desserts for me. The service was warm and unpretentious, the kind where you feel like you've been coming there for years. Honestly, it was probably the best meal we've had in Nice -- maybe anywhere. (And that's saying something; my all-time greats include a cowboy ribeye and a swordfish steak, both thanks to dear friends from the Tournament of Roses/Rose Bowl days.) When the bill came -- 221 euros -- it felt like the price of a memory, not a meal. I sat there a little too long, full, happy, and reluctant to leave that perfect spot on the sea. One day, we'll be back.

Good food, high prices, exceptionally personable service…read more Try the happy hour - each tapas comes with a free drink.

Ate there yesterday! It was delicious! The decor is a mix of lot's of things and sometimes…read moremismatched colors, but the service is very nice, the owner is there each day, and the food is great! Do try the specialties, such as the Os à Moëlle, the Aïoli or the Fish Soup!

The food was good . But the service was much to be desired. For example, the server brings the…read moredessert display and right in the middle and without excusing decided to take care of another customer and ring them out. Leaving the tray for over 10 mins that another server finally came over to explain the items presented. How do you stop right in the middle and not say or present and then go to ring the other patrons. A big rude if you ask me

We've been going to AQ for 10+ years and love it! Tonight we ordered an appetizer, not available,…read moreentre, not available, another entre not available. Ok, how about a burger and beef tartare? 2+ hours later we are leaving with a burger that would make McDonalds proud and a tablespoon of hamburger. Still love you AQ but hangry right now.

Only had a drink, but the service was terrible. Got seated quickly, but the server took 20 mins to…read morecome back and take my order. Then another 15 to get the drink.

If there was a minus review, this place deserved that. We were here to use the private beach and…read moreyou can only do it by renting their bed and umbrella. We were asked to wait for an hour, when sat in the restaurant area, we were shown the lounge where we can wait only by ordering drinks. When 2 out of the party of two wanted to use the beach while we wait for the bed, they were told they can use beach if not in the bed area, so basically I had pay for the drink since I was already Seating and my family had to leave the private area to access the beach from the public side. While all this - the staff was super rude and we were ever ready to pay for the bed when was available... Avoid this place is my only recommendation

Delicious lunch. Filet of sea bass with homemade mash potatoes. White wine carafe of Provençal…read morewine. Basket of bread. Flan with figs, chocolate profiteroles. What a feast.