Pretty good kiosque on the boardwalk. The Mozza sandwich is delicious!read more

Ordered: Socca (€3.50)…read moreTrouchia (€3.50) Aya's take: I couldn't leave Nice without trying some proper Niçoise street food! We came across Chez Theresa at the Cours Saleya Market which is well worth visiting on its own. Chez Theresa came highly recommended for Socca so we decided to grab a fresh one, along with one order of Trouchia. Socca is a thin, crispy-edged pancake made from chickpea flour that's soft & creamy on the center and crispy and smoky on the outside. I enjoyed it so much and the fact that it's low carb (since it's made of chickpea) made it even more enjoyable! Trouchia is an omelet made with grated zucchini, onions, eggs, and herbs. It was filling yet light and pretty well-balanced in flavor. Definitely a must try street food if you're visiting Nice!

This review is for their stand at the Nice flower market…read more Being it was our first time in Nice, we couldn't leave without having some local specialties sooooo, strolling the city flower market, we stumbled across Chez Theresa. I had spotted them on You Tube travel videos. Naturally, I ordered the "Socca" and "Pan Bagnat" The socca was yummy! A savory chickpea flour pancake- a bit creamy, a bit crispy rolled up and placed in paper. The pan bagnat was fresh and delicious . Think of salade nicoise in a sandwich. Two thick pieces of French bread with tuna, anchovy, sliced boiled eggs, veggies , and a light oil dressing. We didn't get a chance to try the onion tart. The socca was delivered fresh by bicycle frequently from their mother restaurant. Give it a try, you wont be disappointed.

Great service and a super staff. They liked my French! Good location on the place Nationale. even…read morein January it is the sun, ideal for a bite and a sandwich.

tired, hungry after a day on the water, this casual bistro a short walk from buddy's flat in old…read moretown was ideal. and gotta say we had a most excellent dinner of socca (chickpea flatbread) topped with marinated roast beets and chèvre chaud. then a first taste of delicious tarte aux blettes - a pie made of swiss chard, cream, gruyère de comté, ham and pinenuts - all washed down with a memorable Crémant de Limoux, a sparkling wine from sud de france (said to pre-date champagne). great food, drink & sounds of rock française among some tall, tanned and lovelies sure gave us a second wind for another late night. yup, as good as it gets.

Thin and crisp pizza baked fresh in the trucks oven. If the truffle pizza is being offered, this is…read morea must try, but just about everything on the menu is excellent. Check the website for when they are setting up in the Tourtour square, if not in Tourtour, they will be in the region and the drive will be worth it. Congratulations to Suzy & Gilbert for creating this movable pizza kitchen and quality of life!

Great place where the locals went for their coffee and food. Service was incredibly inviting.read more

We had a family lunch here for our party of 8, and it was good. Service was friendly and attentive…read more Seating outdoors was nice. The restaurant and restroom were clean and modern. The food was really good. We had no complaints at all.

Lasagne was good. Service was mid. I watched all the non black customers receive better Customer…read moreService than I did. But, it's France.

i got the carbonara and it was 10/10 so good. my friend got the pizza and also really liked it. i…read moredefinitely recommend. our server was so kind and attentive to us. and the vibes were great!!!

A beautiful little place with free wifi. Barbara was very kind and the ambiance was perfect for a…read morecloudy day. They served sweet crepes as well :-).

You will wait an hour for a smashburger around dinner time…read more Life's too short. I dunno.

Great, fast, and affordable meal in Cannes. They have self-service kiosks for ordering and a large…read moreseating area near the fountain. Burgers and fries were served hot and served its purpose as a quick meal during our day in Cannes. If you order soda, they give you a barcode to scan before you can use the soda machine. Minimal interaction with staff since we ordered using the self-service kiosks.