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!

j'ai acheté un pain merveilleux avec une grande croûte et à l'intérieur mou. C'était un pain de blé…read moreentier

Quality/Quantity - Sorry, I actually enjoyed yesterday's coffee and pastry more. This was not bad,…read morebut it was just that yesterday was better. Got my usual americano with milk. I like the fact that they gave the milk on the side so I can do my own froth art, lol. And more importantly, I was able to control how much milk to add. The pastry was "flat," did it get crushed...? It was still good/okay. Ambiance - A very small shop on the main road. Well because it was on the main road (yesterday's cafe was on the side road next to the main road), I think I enjoyed it less. There were too many people walking by who were too close to me. Too many people interrupting my morning coffee asking for $$. Yesterday, I stayed an hour drinking my coffee, today... 20 minutes. Service - Counter service. It was okay and quick. He cracked jokes with the people behind me. Hard workers also, not sure if they were brothers...? Price - 7 Euros, $8.20 USD. 10 Euros minimum for credit card. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Started my day here every morning. Pastries and coffees were both incredible. Service and…read morehospitality were even better. Totally recommend.

We liked this place on our recent trip to Nice. The menu had a lot of options, and all of our food…read morecame out great. We got one of the fruit bowls and one of the pastrami clubs. Also had a great atmosphere.

Loved this place! From the vintage decor filled with…read morememories ferrin the 80's and 90's, to the beautiful dig greeting you, it was heart warming... The latte I ordered was perfect. All pastries are homemade. You also have a choice of breakfast items and sandwiches, all healthy and made there. I'd highly recommend.

Didn't get to try the place. The hours posted were wrong. Showed up at 10:20 am on a Tuesdays and…read morewas told rather rudely that they're closed. Perhaps got them on a bad day?

I really enjoyed the coffee here :) I love coffee and so do these guys. Was surprised at the…read moreespresso of the day only costing 1.80 - check it out!

Great little coffee stop! The woman was so lovely and helpful. Fun vibe and delicious cappuccino!…read moreDecent selection of pastries .Lots of seating inside and a couple tables outside, Recommend!!

Friendly people behind the counter serving up coffee, pastries, bagels, salads and hot dogs. Small,…read morefun seating area inside and a few tables outside.

Where did all my pictures go?…read more Quality/Quantity - Decent size location. Well plenty of seats inside. The outside was slightly smaller and shared with the other businesses...? But on another beautiful day like today, everyone sits outside. Not many souvenir options. Ambiance - See above and pictures. Service - Good. Price - Above average; we are paying for the consistent brand name. Owner Comment - Congrats to Alsea, SAB de CV is the largest independent chain restaurant operator in Latin America who holds the license in France to operate and develop Starbucks here. Parent company: Congrats on all your success since 1971 and for being the largest coffeehouse chain in the world! #114 on the Fortune 500 list. As of 2024, 40,200+ stores. 1992 IPO. 2003 Acquired Seattle's Best Coffee. 2008 Loyalty card program. 2014 First Starbucks Reserve opened in Seattle.

Coming from the States, this was your typical Starbucks in terms of menu and food offerings (less…read moresnacks than the larger Starbucks) but super super crowded on a Sunday afternoon at the mall, probably because the mall was one of the few things open on a Sunday (the joys of France). They had the usual teas, coffee drinks, Frappucinos, new tea lattes (matcha latte, rooibos lattes), and baked goods. The wait seemed longer than normal, especially since I got just a hot tea, which at just over 4€ seems expensive for just a tea bag and hot water. I could've just gone to the Kusmi Tea and bought 10 tea bags for almost the same price. The line was fast to pay (didn't have to wait more than 1 min) but the drink took around 5 min. I wasn't in a hurry so it was fine. There weren't a ton of seats since it was really crowded and the mall store layout is on the smaller side. All in all, this is fine if there's nothing open or you're craving Starbucks, but I'm sure there are better tea and coffee places out there. Maybe the Starbucks novelty is worn off on me since I'm from the States and we have copious amounts of Starbucks.

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 place is delicious! We were walking Rue de France on a Sunday evening and looking for…read moresomewhere fun to get dinner and people watch. There were a fair amount of people sitting outside already and the waitress was super inviting as we approached the restaurant. They only had tapas available but we were excited to try a variety of things. The staff did speak English, which was helpful, though we used google translator to help figure out what to order. The charcuterie was beautifully plated and the bread that came with it was toasted. Super yummy. I loved the salmon rolls- they were so fresh with no fishy flavor at all. My favorite, though, were the vegetarian meatballs. Both the salmon and the meatballs were served on a creamy cheese. Incredible! Our food was so good. We also had some yummy drinks. This is a great spot!

This Caffe is a change in Nice, France. It's like the Starbucks of Nice but with not as many…read morelocations. Every morning my husband and I would walk to Caffe Vergnano 1882 to have an espresso and croissant. The croissant was the flakiest I've ever had, and I've had some good ones. The espresso was delicious for a quick pick-me-up to continue your stroll around the old town. It's worth it.

Nice little Tunisian restaurant and cake store a minute away from the tourist area of the Jean…read moreMédecin avenue For lunch tuna brick with a drink and choice of Tunisian is only €6 You can also go for just cakes or mint tea

So good! I'm in town on a visit for my birthday. I saw this recommendation from a local blogger and…read moreit did not disappoint. The decor is super cute and welcoming. They have free wifi and I saw a couple of people working. You can sit inside or outside and someone will come to take your order. The waitresses were nice and efficient. The kitchen was also efficient with getting our food out. My husband had the French toast which was topped with crème fraiche and frozen berries. He really enjoyed it. I had the eggs Benedict with bacon which came with spinach, pomegranate, guacamole and citrus hollandaise sauce. It all went together so well. The menu pricing is in line with other brunch places we looked up. We also had fresh orange juice and lattes-all great stuff. We almost came back the next day but wanted to try something new. If I'm in Nice again, I'll definitely make this a stop.

It's a nice chain restaurant in Nice, few locations in town, good for breakfast, brunch or just pop…read morein for a pastry. This location has ample of seating inside and outside, very cozy. The food is tasty and the breakfast formulas are pretty good deal!