So basically, we hiked up this really tall mountain to get to this town and it was 1 PM and it was…read more95° out and we came to this restaurant and it saved us genuinely. Honestly, one of my favorite meals of the whole trip because it was just so fresh and such a cool atmosphere?? You are surrounded by the plants and the restaurant is built directly into the mountain basically. The service was amazing and we split the goat cheese salad, and the chicken sandwich. Truly, the best chicken sandwich I've ever had because they used really good French cheese and everything is just so fresh. We consumed so many beverages here, but I just cannot stop thinking about how much I love this meal. I will definitely return if I am ever back on top of this mountain lol

Great location in Èze Village for lunch! The food was very good, complimentary olives with the…read morelocal olive oil with basil, la Pissaladiere (pizza with caramelized onions, olives & sardines) and a local wine. Everything was tasty and freshly made. Staff was very nice and really worked to seat people quickly. They don't take reservations so if the line is long they will have you come back. Seating is a cute area in the narrow streets through the village, shaded!!

This is like a pasta deli, homemade pasta and sauce, no seating…read more We were in Menton on a Monday, so there are hardly restaurants open for dinner, luckily we have an airbnb with a kitchen so we just got some pasta and dined-in - lasagna was pretty good!

From the owner: L'entreprise familiale Pasta Piemonte est spécialisée dans la fabrication artisanale de pâtes…read morefraiches principalement. Associée à la promotion du citron de Menton, Pasta Piemonte a créé les Raviolis au citron de Menton... Retrouvez dans sa boutique des produits alliant tradition et innovation, mélange de saveurs du nord de l'Italie (Piémont) et du Sud de la France (ville de Menton). Des ateliers sont également proposés si vous souhaitez vous initier à la fabrication de pâtes fraîches, colorées au réaliser des raviolis !

Small kosher Boulanger tucked away in this quiet cool nieghbourhood. Had breakfast super early…read moreSunday morning, piping hot baquette, creaming omelette and super cafe. Ots very local and super casual which I like, lots of smiles. Ended up buying lunch to take home from the deli. Love this place.

We are staying at an Airbnb apartment in Nice for one month and got so lucky as to have discovered…read morethis little kosher boulangerie. What a gem ! Our favorite thing to do daily is picking up fresh baguettes and chocolate croissants first thing in the morning. Everything is amazing. Best baguettes hands down. Will miss it dearly.

Really good bagel sandwiches. We got the Leontine (salmon) and Garçon (egg salad and turkey)…read more Prices are good for the quality and will definitely be back.

Bagels amazing. Fresh. Creative. Service is very friendly…read moreand welcoming. Great spot for breakfast.

Food here was delicious! The deli case wide selection may have your head spinning, but it's okay,…read moreit seems like everything is delicious here. And pretty. Wow, their food was beautiful. Staff were friendly and helpful. Service was fast. Prices were reasonable. The store was spotless. There was some seating outside. I highly recommend and would absolutely return.

Oh this place totally saved me. I was craving a quiche like no other and the other place I had run…read moreinto only took Euros. I ended up getting a regular quiche lorraine, the quiche with asparagus and parmesan, and a bostock. All were so good and just really hit the spot for me. The prices were reasonable. They have all kinds of food items from appetizers, sandwiches, entrees, desserts, wine, cheese, and so much more. The staff is pretty quick and nice.

I got the chicken kabob (13 euros), as you could see on my picture, the dish comes with many…read moredifferent things. Salad, rice, 4 different types of hummus, etc. I thought the price is pretty normal for restaurants around this area. The owner was SO kind, talked to us a lot and exchanged conversations. Although, I didn't think the place itself was very clean but doesn't bother me. It might for others. He also owns a market next door as well! Casual place, very small, tables inside and outside. There's street parking around as well as garages near by.

Really fantastic neighborhood Lebanese and Greek, dine-in, carry-out or catering depending on the…read moreneed. Family owned, family recipes, and don't forget the Greek coffee!

This is a great small market 2 blocks from the Promenade de Anglais on Rue Meyerbeer. Very…read moreconvenient Produce is fresh, good selection of cheese and deli items, great wine too. Dairy and frozen items were good quality, Everything you need is in this store. The fresh bread, cheese and salad were a daily purchase while we were staying in Nice on vacation. This store has everything you need.

A very small market with very limited selection. They only had one type and brand of salt. Very…read morelimited alcohol selection. Hubby and I picked up some food items as souvenirs here. We went to Monoprix the next day and discovered the prices were cheaper and the selection was better at Monoprix. From a tourist POV, Monoprix is much better.

A l'occasion d'un cocktail organisé pour une quinzaine d'amis, nous avons découvert la Boutique…read mored'Eric Traiteur. Tout était parfait : variété, qualité, fraîcheur des produits. Nos invités ont été conquis par le buffet proposé. Nous avons apprécié la gentillesse et le professionnalisme d'Eric. En prime, il propose une gamme de vins sélectionnés par lui au rapport qualité/prix excellent. Nous recommandons absolument cette adresse.

This was my favorite place in Nice and a stones throw from our hotel The Jay. The food was in a…read moredeli case and superb! There was a great wine selection. I was constantly popping in to buy things and see what the daily offerings were. Eric is an amazing chef I would eat there everyday if I could!

This is a small deli shop, and I picked up food a couple of times from here since they had…read moresandwiches and salads. The cashiers were mainly young girls, who understood English but only wanted to use French. The first time I bought food, the cashier asked me if I wanted utensils. I said yes, and she gave it to me. The last time I went there, I asked a bag, and the cashier gave me a partially tested bag, which I was still ok as my purchase was not so much. Then when I asked for a folk, she opened her cash register and gave me a unwrapped folk. If you don't want to deal with foreigners, don't work where the center of the tourism.