The service was excellent (our waiter was Adam). Very lively ambiance. Casual and drink's…read morereasonably priced. Would recommend if you had a group or out for fun!!

All I can say is if you're ever in Nice go here if you're American and you won't go wrong!…read more The staff is super friendly and super cute and so attentive! Also the best part: ALCOHOL! I have never ever had such yummy cocktails in my life! These were my two favorites: Mediterranean Blue Vodka, Blue Curaçao, violet syrup, 7Up and a slice of lemon Sex on the Rocks Vodka, crème de peche, Amaretto, pineapple & cranberry juice My mouth is already salivating to go get some more! Sadly, I live in America.

Stopped for lunch. Typical pub appearance. Service was excellent…read more Fish and chips were perfect. Spouse had ham and cheese toastie- she felt it was a bit dry and a lot of bread. Recommend if in Nice and wanting a change from French food

Best live music and great place to stop in for a drink in the Heart of Old Town! We also grabbed…read moretwo burgers which were delicious. The bands they have in to play are excellent. It does get pretty busy so come here with patiences but it's definitely worth it!

Grabbed some drinks on your way back to our hotel from the beach. I started with a beer brewed…read morespecifically for the pub. I was not impressed by it. The beer was a typical adjunct Lager. I decided to double down. I grabbed a menu and researched intensely. After some help from the bartender, I settled on a French biere de garde. The bartender was diligent in assisting me choose. This second beer was quite pleasant and we shared the bomber over a game of dominos.

We came here to go to the restroom and had to get a drink. The beers were very mainstream (horribly…read moresweet Gueuze) and pricey, but the complementary wasabi chips were kind of cute. Nonetheless, Le Big Ben is a typical tourist pub. If you, like us, are a beer enthusiast, you should probably avoid this place.

Beware. My wife and I came here for a quick snack to share after a swim and had a horrible…read moreexperience. We ordered wine, water, some bruschetta and what turned out to be microwaved lasagne. First she brought us our water and after we saw her leave the restaurant. We didn't pay any attention to it until we noticed her return holding a plastic bag. Now we got a little curious and sure enough she pulled out a frozen lasagna and put it in the microwave. At this point the only thing they brought us was a bottle of water so I immediately went to the counter and said no thank you to the food. I refuse to pay for something they are simply microwaving. Cinque Terre is a once in a lifetime experience for most, I can eat a frozen lasagna anytime. Our water was €2.50. My change only added to about €1.90 so I attempted to give him a €5 to pay for the water and he refused to give me change. He even threatened to call the police. After having to argue with him for awhile and him refusing to give me my change I decided to grab another water for the €2.50 and left.

One of many options to grab a drink and a quick bite in Manarola. We stopped by to relax for a bit…read moreand grab a drink. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. During the afternoon, they'll have someone playing guitar right outside while at night, he'll be playing indoors, where Cantina dello Zio Bramante is probably one of two places open late at night. My friend had a Spritz while I opted for the house wine. Spritz seemed alright, but the wine left a little bit to be desired in that it was probably the least favorite house wine I had in Italy. I didn't have any issue with service, but if you know how to say spritz, vino rosso, and il conto (check) and can point to the menu, you should be fine.

I've never (a) been charged 20 euros for a small mimosa anywhere before or (b) had the cops called…read moreon me when I disputed the price. Come to think of it, it was probably just the other owner on the phone pretending to be a cop. Horrible salty food as well--this place is an embarrassment to the country, should shut down, and the owners should spend their time trying to amend for being horrible human beings. I'd give zero stars if I could.

I had the worst customer service experience in France ever here....and the guy was British, not…read moreFrench! He was so absurdly rude to me and my sister. We misunderstood his initial French phrase, and after that, he was just awful!! Also, the food is expensive for what you get. 4 euros for an orange juice? I just want to put this out there so other foreigners who visit Nice can avoid this place. No need to ruin one's vacation by dealing with such poor service. I don't know his name and I don't know his position (if he was the manager or not), but he is old (about 60-65) and terribly grumpy. Also, there's way too many restaurants with better service nearby, just walk away from the beach towards Place Massena or towards the Vieille Ville.

Good drinks .. good food .. very American but great jovial servers. Great ambiance in the old town…read moreof Nice . A good visit

The people working at this American themed bar were nice and welcoming. The seating outside was…read moreperfect for people watching. $3 Euro will get you a glass of house wine here and $5 Euro for a beer. Reasonably priced with good service. It was a great place to sit outside at night and enjoy the lovely atmosphere, even on a week night! They also have bathrooms and a pool table upstairs. The wall going up is lined with license plates from different states. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ ) 2018