Incredible pastries at great prices. Literally the best pastries I've ever eaten. I wish I could…read moretransport this place home.

I love Canet! I stopped by here for breakfast every morning when visiting Nice. The pastries are…read moreamazing, and all recipes of Mr. Canet himself (the owner). I always ordered a cappuccino, a pastry or two, and sat outside. The green pastry is the best! And the brown French cookies - I wish I remembered the name - I brought a package home and they were devoured by my family! So amazing! The shop is on a small street with boutique clothing stores surrounding it, so there isn't much traffic, except for the occasional car and pedestrians. Perfect for sitting outside and observing the street scenery. There is also indoor seating, but I always sat outside. The service is amazing and the staff are so friendly! I developed a quick friendship with one of the ladies working at Canet. She helped me pick out the desserts she thought I'd like and was very patient with my indecisiveness. I love that this place was so warm and inviting when I was traveling solo through Europe!

I had a "Rocher" here and came back for two. Un Rocher et une bouteille de l'eau pour €3.80. 10/10…read more The Rocher is like a coconut macaron but also shaped like a square cake/bread. Very tasty. Warmed it for 20 seconds. Service was 10/10, very friendly and helpful baker. The bakery also sells produce, the bread looked good but I didn't get to try any. Mostly a walk-in, but and leave bakery, I didn't see a place to sit inside but wasn't there to sit. Would definitely go back here.

Mama baker was such a hit that we came back twice. They don't have any croissants if that's what…read moreyou're looking for on your trip to France, but they have a very lovely selection of bread. I pretty much loved everything we tried here - the chocolate bread (fun fact, they don't add any sugar), chestnut loaf (strong chestnut flavor!), tomato and zucchini focaccia, sesame baguette, scone (prob my least fav). There's minimal seating, with just one table outside. But you can totally bring it on your day trip or to the beach for a fun picnic idea!

I was looking for places open for breakfast on a Sunday morning, and very few things showed up on…read moreYelp. Fortunately, I was walking around and followed my nose to La Lorraine. It had a long line, even on a Sunday morning. My hungry eyes picked up way too much food. The mini croissants were perfect. I also had a very good coffee eclair, strawberry cake, and pissaladiere. Everything was cheap, and I was extremely satisfied. FYI, there's no coffee or seating area. I would definitely go back.

Great food - wonderful English breakfast if you need more than pastries in the morning like I do -…read moreand such welcoming people. The prices are very fair and the eggs were done perfectly. Everyone speaks English and they helped me with directions and sorting out some info I could only find in French. Highly recommend.

Very cute coffee & tea shop. Perfect for a quick breakfast or afternoon snack. We came here on a…read moreweekday morning to get an espresso, hot tea, nutella muffin, and bittersweet chocolate chip cookie. There is limited indoor seating since it's cozy inside. The employee was friendly and spoke a little bit of English (and most of the menu items are easy to understand even if you don't speak French). The nutella muffin was surprisingly not that sweet, and the cake part of the muffin was tasty. The bittersweet chocolate chip cookie was good but nothing crazy!

I like Emilie's! She's fun and reeeeeally good for breakfast / brunch / sweet-snack-moment. Divine…read morecookies.... It's a small, cute little store where you can hang out on fauteuils, stools at the bar, and some small tables with a sofa. The bagel options are as expected; plain, sesame, onion, mix-it-all-ups. They have quite a good selection of healthy salads and juices to refuel your inner-engine, so it's a solid breakfast during the week as it's not that busy. Plus: they do take out. Cute store, the service is fine and, oh, have I mentioned the DIVINE cookies?! Gaaawd, don't be on a diet and take them cookies!!

This shop was just two blocks down the street from our apartment in Nice, and we enjoyed coming…read morehere for breakfasts of fresh croissants and coffee -- Espresso et Croissant (5/5 2,80 €). A very nice was to start the day! Aux Délices de la Buffa is more than Petit Dejeuner treats. It also offers panini and other sandwiches, as well as sweets to go with them. The women behind the counter are very pleasant and helpful. Being on a corner with natural light from two sides, the shop is bright and welcoming. There are three tables indoors, which is where we sat, and one outside on the sidewalk.

Legit. Best croissant I had in Nice. Best baguette. And I tried allot. Not much else to say. But…read morethere must visually impressive but best flavor, and texture.

Giving props to Pierre Herme as they make the best macarons that I have ever tried. Sadly, this…read morelocation at Galeries Lafayette has closed. A victim of the pandemic. Fortunately, Pierre Herme still sells their macarons at Nice Airport. Though I am skeptical about buying macarons at the airport, after buying a bad batch of macarons (not from Pierre Herme) once before a flight. Not sure if it was because I bought them later in the day or because flying does something to the quality. I would recommend eating them sooner than later, in any case.

I needed to add this review because google maps doesn't recognize that this place exists!! Only…read morefound this through one lone trusty yelp review but YES this is located in the mall of Galeries Lafayette near the entrance and close to longchamp. Similar to my previous review of its Paris counterparts definitely try these: +orange blossom - has that slight flowery scent and filled with some citrusy light cream ++jasmine - omg. If you like jasmine tea this is delicious and tastes like they captured jasmine into this delicious shimmery macaron ++hazelnut praline - it tastes like NUTELLA so good ++rose and rose litchi (lychee)- it tastes like I'm actually eating a soft crumbly melt in your mouth flower, deliciouS

We were in Rome, Italy last year on the hunt for the best gelato we could find. We found it in…read moreNice! On a sweltering hot August afternoon a few weeks ago, our first Mom & son overseas trip, we'd eagerly hunted for a pleasing looking spot for ice cream in the old town, Vieux Nice. I'd followed some yelp reviews to a different spot beginning with an F and had some extremely below average gelato. I figured maybe this was the best we could hope for in town. I was a bit disappointed but my son was happy enough just to get some ice cream at all, so we went on with our day. After a blisteringly hot climb in the mid afternoon sun to the highest overlook at the chateau park followed by a gorgeous dip in the sea, we were wending our way back through the old town once more towards the tram and back to where we were staying. Crossing the pretty square containing the Palais de Justice, my son was drawn to Qui, Gelato! and pleaded to go in. I'd mentally moved well past ice cream, it was now early evening, but it only took a moment to let go of the boring "we've already had one!" mindset and remember we're on vacation, he'll only be a kid this happy for ice cream a short while longer, and hey, life's for living. SO glad I did, because this compared to the stuff we had earlier was like night & day. Holy gelato - I'll be dreaming about this ice cream for a long while... we shared a two scoop cone: dark chocolate (son) and pistachio (me). They actually paired beautifully. Chocolate had chunks of dark chocolate inside and somehow felt so rich despite being gelato. Amazingly rich flavor without being too sweet. I'm a sucker for pistachio and this was honestly one of, if not the best I've eaten (& I've eaten a lot!). Again nothing like the overly sugary stuff we have in the US. Just heavenly. Tried to wrangle another visit to old town next day just to go back to Qui gelato on our way to the airport, but ran out of time. So please go and enjoy a scoop or two for me!

4.5 stars for good quality gelato but will bump it up for good quality. Not the best I've had but…read morevery good. A bit pricier than alternatives in the area but their quality makes up for the premium. They do have smaller servings as well compared to the ones around. Good decoration with the wafer on top. We came here 3x and would do more if we stayed longer. I recommend trying it out!

DELICIOUS croissant. Got there at around just past 5pm on a Wednesday so lines were not bad, only…read moretwo people ahead of me. Got a croissant and an apple danish. 10/10. I came back another day for three croissants. It can get busy here, so when it's not busy, do check it out (I'm not a fan of lines). Staff were helpful, there is room for lines and a couple of tables to stand and eat your pastry if you want.

This bakery was highly recommended and we took a few items to try - almond croissant (pretty good )…read more, quiche Lauren (mediocre ), zucchini quiche (pretty bad , tasteless ), a bread w olives in it (excellent , 5 stars). All together I would say it's worth it for the bread and the croissant .