I loved this place. It's a small hole in wall in old town…read more The guy making the food was behind the counter and one other guy working. Super nice guy and good service Only have few tables so you pick up the food or get lucky and enjoy the mini street it sits on Now their sandwiches are made well with fresh ingredients and not premade. They also have salads and serve burgers Oh and don't forget the 3€ house wine Ask for Vincent, the owner. A stand up guy

Excellent espresso, croissants, pain with chocolate and sweet/sugar breads. A young girl behind the…read morecounter speaks English.

I got the omelette baguette with mayo on it... SO delicious! The mayo adds such a good flavor with…read morethe omelette! My husband got the mozzarella baguette heated and it was also delicious, it had ham on it! They were super busy and there wasn't room to sit, but we walked across to Starbucks, got a drink, and ate in the air conditioning which was so needed!

After our visit to the Citadelle-Museum, we came back down to a public "park area" with restaurants…read moreon either side, a petting zoo with animals, and an ice skating rink that was decorated for the holidays when we were there. This place looks more like a large food stand but has about a half dozen high rise tables adjacent to it. They serve traditional fast food fare, hot dogs, fries, cold and hot sandwiches, crepes, burgers, etc. It's a really quick alternative looking around at all the sit-down, traditional places across the street on both sides. Most of the stuff here is finger food. I ordered the Club Poulet (Chicken Club sandwich with lettuce, tomato, chicken, and two other ingredients) in the 'Pic Nic' line of their menu for 5.50 Euro and my dad ordered the Americain sandwich (American sandwich with lettuce tomato, chicken, and fries) for 6.50 Euro, one order of fries (2 Euro) for myself, and two cokes (2 Euro each I think). Like some places, here they put the fries in the sandwich and you can pick your sauce. It was a quick sit-down meal that was tasty and filling. It's one cheaper option you can find in the immediate area.

Loved the pastrami sandwiches here. I ordered the classic Reuben with veal and my boyfriend got the…read moreclassic Reuben with beef. Usually I'm really fussy about my pastrami and need to pick off the fatty pieces, but this pastrami was the perfect mixture of lean and flavorful meat. It came with sour kraut and some cheddar cheese and that was all it needed. It was on the smaller side for pastrami sandwiches I've had but it was also very filling. The whole meal came with potato salad, pickle and coleslaw.

Lovely little cafe off the path to the marina. We were greeted with welcome and the staff was quite…read morefriendly and spoke English which we appreciated. To die for apple pastry that is traditional to the area. Coffee, tea, sandwiches and salads. If we had more time here we would come back for certain. Thank you and look ya up when you come to Philly, Salim!

Service with a smile. If you want to relax with friends…read moreunderneath the olive trees and have a nice coffee this is the place to go. The food is excellent for a nice lunch.

I had no idea this was a popular place so when I arrived at 3pm they only had 2 options left. I…read moreended up getting the shrimp sandwich and WOW so good I will for sure try and go back again to get the lobster!! Also, the guy working there was super kind. I recommend for anyone going to Nice to try!!

George! Your rolls are delicious Being from Seattle, I feel like I'm hardly ever impressed by…read moreseafood elsewhere, but I am very satisfied by the crab roll I ate here. It was creamy and buttery, with apples and a splash of lemon juice. The bread was soft, and the man working there (is it George??) could not be nicer. Please stop by here if you are in Nice!

Sublime! We stayed at Hotel Napoleon right down the block so…read morewe had many run ins with this fine bakery. We picked up their phenomenal restaurant baguettes and about ten of their phenomenal pastries to bring to a dinner party (of those ten our favorites were the lemon tart and the raspberry tart. But everything was really really great). Then the next day we bought provisions for a fabulous picnic lunch, overlooking Monaco. I had the tuna nicoise sandwich and a piece of the apricot tart. Both were really great. The bread is just unbeatable. It was crisp and doughy and slightly olive oiled. The fillings were as fresh as could be and very generous. However, that sandwich was monstrous. Wayyyyyy more than I could ever eat alone. My dad got the ham and cheese sandwich and my mom got the chicken and no one got remotely close to finishing. I would definitely purchase at least one sandwich less than members of your party. We had no trouble at all finishing the one tart we got to split. As you can see in the photo, it was a thing of grand beauty. The baked apricot was tart and sweet and juicy and the custard beneath it was soft and creamy, a perfect contrast to the crisp crunch of the base.

Right in the vibrant and touristy main promenade of Nice sits this nice, quaint, and attractive…read morecorner pastry shop.  Our French tour guide recommended it to us and the place indeed has a huge and attractive selection of pastries.  We just picked a couple pastry sticks to sample with a cafe Americano. The sourdough one we picked was on chewy side, but the flaky pastry one was fine.  Nice place for a restroom stop (free with a purchase, otherwise 0.50 euro for public ones around here), but no WiFi.

This bakery is located near Old Town and its reputation has made it a go to place for locals and…read moretourists At lunch time they are known for their pan bagnat the typical sandwich in Nice that basically is a mini Niçoise salad in a round bread drizzled with olive oil or vinaigrette: it is a full meal in a bread as it has tuna ,green pepper, radish, celery, a filet of anchovy and half a boiled egg. They sell it as a mini sandwich for $3 or a large one for $5.5 You can have canned beverages or espresso coffee or bottled water The mini sandwich was good , the bread a little hard and the vinaigrette could have tolerated some more vinegar but overall flavorful and most importantly authentic. I didn't try the cookies or the pastries but they looked delicious specially the pies ( called tartes ) here What brought the rating down : the place deserves a better clean up between guests , and there are some flies ( I hate this anywhere) ; the restrooms didn't have soap; when asked , the young lady fumbled with some liquid soap containers and admitted that they had the wrong ones so no soap for the day !! I would suggest to get in , buy your pan bagnat walk to the Promenade des Anglais and enjoy it sitting on one of the chairs facing the sea.

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!!

Wow! Just wow! The food was so fresh and delicious we had the feta salad, the salami chorizo pizza…read moreand the Monaco spritz! It was so delicious! The staff was so friendly and the service was unmatched. My husband and I were walking and stumbled upon this gem and we were so happy we did. They were just as excited to serve us as we were to be there! We even ended up purchasing all the olive oils used in our meals!