Le Petit Port is a wonderful restaurant near the water in Menton across from the (temporarily…read moreclosed) Musee Jean Cocteau on Quai Napoleon III. It a family run restaurant with the matriarch in full control. Her two daughters are very personable and friendly, they also speak English in addition to French and Italian. The food, service and ambiance is excellent. While everything is good. The whole fish dishes are the stars. The wine list is simply but good. Highly recommend it.

A family restaurant with the husband and wife on the floor. Food is distinctively French, as oppose…read moreto the French/Italian fusion seen mostly in this town. We love that they debone the whole fish table-side. We also had the steak, which is a thick piece of meat. Price is a bit higher than average. But worth it as the quality of food and service is well deserved.

This place is just the best mediteranean food you could ever wish for, and everyone of the staff is…read moreso kind and working with admirable passion. Also if I could add a 6th star for their basset "boutchette" I definitely would.

We found this gem wandering around town and were all very happy with the discovery. There were a…read morefew nearby restaurants but this one drew us in with their upbeat vibe. My vegetable burger was absolutely delicious! I would highly recommend this restaurant and its lovely staff.

We had the most enjoyable morning touring the monument…read more Hoped to have a nice lunch after but turns out our Canadian naïveté led us here. Our French is limited and we wandered into the patio towards a table as we tried to get the Server's attention. Just as we sat down, the extremely rude and nasty Server berated us. As we quickly attempted to apologize for our mistake he continued to mistreat us and speak with such hostility that we insisted we would leave because how dare he speak to us like that! It was an honest mistake on our part which we tried to apologize for but he insisted 'how dare we seat ourselves'. Our son-in-law is a Chef, one town over and he was appalled at how we were treated. We understood immediately we had made a mistake but to be spoken to with such ignorance and malice was uncalled for. He was just rude so we happily left and took our patronage over to Eze. This Person/Maitre di was Ignorant, Arrogant and had no class at all. We will be sure to tell anyone and everyone else we know not to go here, including those our son-in-law and daughter know as well since they are locals!!

Great food, great service, great location and view. What else matters? Really enjoyed our visit…read more Handled us with no reservations with no problem.

I have been coming here as a child with my family since the early 60s when the Pirate was in his…read moreglory and the Frank Sinatra types frequented the place and you never knew what the bill was going to be, but it was usually a lot, but not always depending on the Pirate's whims. You could throw your chair in the fire, a donkey rode through the dining area and fireworks went off while a duo sang romantic Spanish tunes. The pirate would cut the top of the wine bottle off with a flourish of his cutlass and pour you a glass. Of course the food was great too. When we arrived in Menton we were told the restaurant had closed down and the property was for sale. We drove to the restaurant anyways and were thrilled to see it was still open by the Pirates son Ricardo who was closing up for the evening. And there was a menu with very reasonable prices. We made reservations for the following Friday for me and my teenage son and daughter. The location by the sea is unbeatable. We parked out front on the street in a reserved spot around 8:30. There was a couple there before us and we could see their shrimp and sardines (a specialty) were on the grill as we walked in. We started with sardines and shrimp, both delicious. My son had the grilled duck leg that was fall off the bone delicious. My lobster was grilled to perfection with an accompaniment of nicely spiced grilled eggplant and red pepper in olive oil. Our ice cream dessert was a perfect finish to a memorable evening even though we didn't throw our chairs into the fire.

I don't often eat gluten but gladly scarfed down four slices of olive bread…read more I dined at a table in the front row on a Wednesday evening. The view was obscured with fog, but the service was meticulous. The menus are digital, and specials are discussed in person. We had a lovely Italian server who was completely trilingual. An on-site sommelier helps with the drinks and appetizers, which are presented like finery. The dinner show begins with the entree. We ordered the seabass, which is carted in and deboned in the dining room. The mashed potato is an incredible side. As far as medieval dining goes, the gold goat takes the cake.

The restaurants here are truly some of the most spectacular I've been too - partially because of…read morethe view but also the food and service is such high quality. We were lucky and got a table on a whim later Sunday evening. After being seated on the patio at high top table, we actually gasped seeing the view. It's UNREAL. For the entire dinner, it's almost distracting to just keep staring out at the mountains, water and yachts looming down below. Gorgeous. The service matches the hotels 5-star expectations. Super attentive, quick, and friendly. We had drinks to celebrate a proposal and they also brought out some on the house champagne. For dinner, we actually split the blue lobster pasta. It was more than plenty for 2 people. Absolutely delicious. They bring the lobster and pasta out to mix together in front of you and ugh I am still thinking about that dish to this day. Its a hike to get up to this point. Once you reach the gated area, no cars can reach the top. Well worth the challenge to get up and it's such a unique experience. The walk up is all along the hillside and through the little mountain shops. 100% felt like I was in a movie and would love to come back to stay at the hotel. I don't think they couldn't created a better experience here between the food, menu, view, and service... I wouldn't change a thing.

We walked up the hill for this restaurant and was turned down! We arrived at 2pm and was told by…read morethe host that it's already closed even though customers are still In the restaurant . The restaurant hours was up to 730pm on the website. We were still in the area to look at the view, when suddenly they let customers have a table. I actually was watching this group earlier, going from one restaurant to another and got denied.While this hotel-restaurant let them have a table to eat. I asked the host why you let them in seeing that I have 3 kids with me, he just plainly lied and said they have reservations. This is why France has a bad name for being inhospitable for tourists because of French men are so discriminatory. We were only Visiting because my parents bought a place in the area and to see some Cousins here. I feel bad that they lived in this country that is so rude if you are not white.

A treasure and a must do experience! We loved it. Whenever you feel to dive in into some…read morepittoresque medieval scenario, come here. We slept 2 nights in the lovely hotel with a perfect breakfast with croissants and with a stunning view.

This is one of the nicest, enchanting, unique restaurant you'll ever go to amazing living dining…read moreroom. Fantastic service amazing local food. This is one of the more romantic, very special restaurants of the world.

Beautiful little gem tucked between Monaco and Nice. From outside the restaurant looks like a big…read morebush, while inside looks like a fairy village. All the flowers are fresh. My suggestion is go with the lamb and the risotto. The lamb was so tender. Simply seasoned but very flavorful at the same time. The risotto comes in a big cheese wheel (and you cd. Get second!). This place is A MUST visit if you happen to go to Nice or Monaco.

Michelin star restaurant in Eze Village with an unbeatable view. We made a lunch reservation…read morealthough it wasn't needed since the restaurant wasn't super busy (in early February). Service was excellent and everyone was extremely polite. They started us off with an amuse bouche which was a delicious spoonful of a very light and airy cream with a jelly on top and lightly cooked celery to add some crunch. An amazing bite! I had the codfish which was overall pretty good. Many different sauces and complex flavors to go together (maybe too many??) The persimmon dessert was also quite good. Some ice cream that was extremely light and not too sweet and a creamy cake to go with it. All in all, an enjoyable lunch with a great view

Just go have a drink at the very least, out on the patio. The view is not to be missed!…read more We had a couple of drinks out there, and the service was very pleasant. I'd love to go back and have a meal.

This place never changes!! Great pastries, excellent coffee…read moreand very lovely wait staff. We always visit here when we come to Sydney HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I am not reviewing the Michelin * restaurant. We went there September 6…read more First of all, there was no charm. I got food poisoning from the mushrooms I ate. I started to throw up and stopped my husband and myself from eating my second course. They charged me for the entire, uneaten meal. I threw up 3x on the roadside going back to the hotel, and 3 more times in the hotel. I had a doctor the next day. H said maybe it was only one mushroom, but it made me very sick & staff was no helo. The hotel called the restaurant the next day, and they said no one else was sick. I don;t care- I WAS VERY SICK FROM MUSHROOMS AT THIS RESTAURANT.