We were visiting Eze and found this amazing restaurant. The view, food, and the service were impeccable. Make sure to wear something nice or you will be under dressed the whole time. I wasn't planning to go to a nice restaurant like this when I left the hotel room that morning. Eze is worth visiting if you are in Nice and so is this great restaurant. read more

An aperitif served on an outside terrace with breathtaking views of the sea promised a very enjoyable evening. We went with the tasting menu, which looked generous and creative. A bit surprised when amuse bouche arrived before the water, which we ordered right away. The wine list was brick thick, but the sommelier disappointed, distinguishing wines as "strong" and "mild" and consistently pushing towards the pricier selections from the most commercialised regions, despite the many interesting choices in the wine list from less known regions. Disregarding advice for a €400 Chateauneuf-du-pape, I went with a Bandol that a Michelin starred restaurant sommelier once recommended to me and was not disappointed. Unfortunately, I could not chose ingredients for the meals. Crab appetiser was creative and delicious, the fish was fresh (albeit a bit undercooked) but spoiled by somewhat stinky seaweeds that topped it. The main course, veal, was good but underwhelming following a string of interesting appetisers. The real disappointment was a sliced mushroom decorating the plate as the mushroom was all eaten by worms. We mentioned to the waiter, who did not understand the word "worms" at first, but then exclaimed: "Oh, animals!". "Yes, animals," confirmed my wife as the waiter rushed to the kitchen. Upon return she said: "The Chef apologises". That's' it! The Grade Chef considered it beyond himself to apologise in person or to at least try saving experience by a gesture of sorts. Our upset stomachs the following morning promoted thus cautionary review. read more

Château Eza - French Near Me - Èze, 06

Chateau Eza is stunning, the views are spectacular. It's very romantic, the staff is knowledgeable and very nice. The food was amazing, I'd have everything on there menu. I absolutely love the desserts. I highly recommend! read more

Can't say enough good things about this restaurant! My boyfriend and I traveled through France for ten days, and we are absolutely amazing food every day-- this was my FAVORITE restaurant of the whole trip. The view is unprecedented and the food is outstanding. read more

Easily, simply, absolutely the finest dining experience I have ever had in my life. For foodies that like to pretend there is such thing as a budget, lunches offer the same chef's tasting menus and a much more agreeable price. They have two tasting options, plus the entire a la carte menu. Service is unparalleled - and surprising in the midst of the tourist experience that is Eze. We were nearer La Turbie, staying at Domaine Pins Paul, away from the crowds. When we ventured to old Eze, we weren't surprised by the gobs of tourists. What was surprising was how elegant, calm, and inviting the Chateau Eza restaurant was. Unwittingly, we had shown up at the precise end of lunch service - something we would never, EVER voluntarily do. The hostess whisked away for a moment, then happily sat us, without a tinge of "we should get off soon". I have a feeling, at this level, this is purely about service, and they don't suffer the same American entitlement when it comes to service industry employees. We were sat along the window, and the view is even more spectacular than the pictures relate. We started with a bubbly rose, served in the most beautiful pewter flutes, with a lovely angel base. It was far from gaudy, and beautifully crafted... a brilliant start to a once in a lifetime meal. We got the "Menu du Prince", which consisted of the following: Veloute savoureux aux premieres asperges blanches perle a l'huile vierge, moelleux de champignons et petales de fleurs de ciboulette... a mushroom, asparagus, creamy salad. It was simply divine. This came after a few amuse bouche that were small, creative bites that were just smashing - small and creative salmon and avocado bites that seemed like art. Then polenta moelleuse et legerement frite, petits pois et sa crevette caramote - a soft polenta with lightly fried peas and shrimp caramote. Just superb. Rumsteck d'agneau marine, puis roti au four, velours aux herbes, jus a l'infusion de menthe du maroc - rump of lamb with moroccan mint sauce Lles premieieres fraises de la creme mascarpone a la pistache, fraicheur au basilic - First strawberries of the season with a pistachio mascarpone creme fresh with basil. Every single bite from every single course was transcendent, and an experience. We made wild eyes with every bite, passionately exploring the experience. It was divine, rare, and something I wish I could share, or give justice to via an online review. I feel bad that I can't relate our whole experience, or remember it perfectly. This is a place to go to treat yourself, so you can go home and remember your trip forever, just by closing your eyes and thinking about the views and bites. It's superb, and we cannot wait to return... it won't be soon enough! read more

Stunning views!! We stopped here for a drink on the terrace after climbing to the top of Eze Village and taking a garden tour. Totally worth stopping by if you are looking for gorgeous views and great service. Did not dine here but the food looked exceptional. read more

Château Eza - French Near Me - Èze, 06

This is a combination of the most breathtaking view on the French Riviera, from Monaco to Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, and excellent food, service and atmosphere. It also includes a beautiful walk to the restaurant through the old Eze village. Absolutely gorgeous! read more

I was here years and years ago but I feel compelled to write a review because I had such an amazing experience at this location. It is one of the most breathtaking views you'll see of the area. This hotel sits atop and carved into a giant cliff. The architecture alone is fascinating. The food at Le Chateau Eza is also very delicious - got to try the hibiscus sorbet. read more

Had the most lavish, incredible lunch of my life at the Chateau Eza back in July. Ordered the three-course option and a lovely glass of wine recommended by the sommelier. The food was impeccably made, perfectly presented, and delicious. My absolute favorite part of the meal was the optional cheese course... The fromager arrived with a cart full of lovely cheeses and jellies. He let me try out my French with him as we talked through the different cheeses, sampled pretty much all of them, and put together my perfect cheese plate. Was an unforgettable experience well worth the money (40 euros). And of course the view. THE VIEW. If you go just to have a peek at the view you'll end up staying for lunch, or at least une verre. Trust me. read more

I'd say it's 3.5 We ordered the 'prince' menu, for 60 some euros. We were really happy with the appetizers. But as the lunch went on, we felt the quality of the food declined a bit. The main dish with fish and Spanish rice was nice but underwhelming. Overall food was good but not spectacular. Price is on the higher end but probably paying for the view also. read more

Unbelievably beautiful- wine, olives and staff were all lovely. Would definitely return here.

This hotel was a medieval castle and has been converted to a hotel. It is dripping in 5 star luxury and wowness! The castle is magnificent. No words can describe how beautiful this place is. The rooms have been updated to perfection. The restaurant has an out of this world tasting menu that is for the most discerning foodies. The views of the Mediterranean from the restaurant and the rooms were just breathtaking and unforgettable. This is the place to stay if you want to be near Monaco and Cannes but want to be in a quiet and upscale environment a little away from the action. This is Cote de Azur heaven. read more

We came here when we were visiting Eze. The view of the restaurant is amazing, but recommend making reservations as the good tables will be booked. The service here was pretty great, but unfortunately I was not impressed with their food. We tried their 4 course meal. The food was good, but not worth the price in my opinion. I would come back next time to grab a drink and enjoy the view instead. read more

Most beautiful view we have had in the French Riviera. Ladies.. do not wear heels. Quite a walk to restaurant but 100 % worth it. Awsome service and incredible food. read more

This is a Beautiful place for lunch! The view is forever, and the coastline is breathtaking! The patio is comfortable and out of the wind. The food was great and the staff very friendly. Have Fun! read more

There is much to love about this hotel including the whimsy of the statuary, the fabulous flora and fauna and the beyond fabulous views. We loved sitting on our terrace as twilight came....but I am reviewing two of the restaurants, both of which were very disappointing. The grand dame had a parade of amuses of which only the foie gras mousse ball was distinguished. Lots of highly trained, cool staff who hurriedly identify what you are eating, too hurriedly. The cuisine, simply stated , was neither special or tasty. However it was a star compared to the exceeding disappointing Italian restaurant, Stagione. Our pasta courses were too salty to consume. The Vitelli tonnato arrived w. veal slices on a bed of lettuce and topped w 3 globs of sauce that lacked tuna flavor. I could go on but certainly you are getting the idea. read more

I had a lovely latte here. I was the only one there on the beautiful terrace and had an hour of the most blissful serenity. It was a thrilling and enthralling time, sitting on the edge of a sheer cliff over Nice and the Med. It is worth the price. If you like cheap places, don't go, it is pricey, but I think it is worth it. read more

So, last visit was for lunch.....we loved this place sooo much we came back to stay overnight with a culinary package. The Chateau, its rooms, views, service, attention to detail and, last but not least, the dining is absolutely legendary. This makes for a perfect establishment, as close to heaven (given the height and views) as one can get! read more

We tried the restaurant on top of the hill. Food is excellent and service is good! Beautiful view to be seated on the balcony overlooking the Mediterranean ocean and cliff right underneath... Amazing experience! read more

Was here for a romantic birthday dinner. First the Gardens with sculptures overlooking the sea is a gorgeous way to start your walk up to the restaurant. The chateau from centuries ago is beautiful. We sat on the terrace for cocktails (including free nice little hors d'oeurves). The view is spectacular at the very peak of Eze particularly as the sun set and the moon came out. We then moved indoors for dinner with Windows wide open to continue the view. The sommelier was helpful in recommending a French wine equivalent to a US wine style. The food and wine were some of the best I've had, and I eat at a lot of great restaurants in big cities in the US. We had veal and fish, foie gras and cheese platter. They gave us complimentary pastries (8 minis) The service was attentive and not overbearing. For a special romantic occasion, this place is a must. The bill was not crazy, but certainly a special occasion place. Overall, this is a place you will remember. A bucket list kind of restaurant. Only note is that when you valet park, you still have several flights of meandering ancient steps to walk before you reach the restaurant. To me it was well worth the walk, but would be tough for someone who has any walking concerns. read more

My husband and I really enjoyed our honeymoon at this hotel. The one thing that bothered us was the transportation, or lack there of (after a certain time). Hiking up that hill in a dress and stockings in the middle of the night was not fun. The village was beautiful and the view was magnificent. The room was gorgeous and we loved the balcony and the fireplace. I would have liked to have a bathtub in the room that I selected but I guess that wasn't an option. The staff was accommodating but the last day/night we didn't have any housekeeping clean the room, and also there was no nightly tea and desert on the last night. One of the staff members at the restaurant was a little bit snobby, as well as one of the people at the desk. The restaurant was luxurious but a little pricey. We also ordered only one appetizer and they gave us and charged us for two. All in all, it was a great stay and we loved the atmosphere and medieval-like rooms, but we wish that we could have visited more villages/cities along The Riviera but the transportation was very unreliable, unless you ordered a taxi or rented a car, which we didn't. read more