Good food with generous portions. Friendly service, which is not always the case in this country…read more Nice little cafe the anyone would appreciate. Some outside seating which fills quickly. ***NAME WAS CHANGED**** *Restaurant name is ZENI COFFEE

We were walking along Le Promenade d'Anglais and decided to stop by for brunch at Le Bistroy…read more At first glance, the place looks to be a regular Cafe, but do not think twice about stopping in! You will not be disappointed! There are a few tables in the restaurant, but luckily it wasn't busy! I ordered the scrambled eggs and french toast (which came about 7,50€). The scrambled eggs came with a salad and bread. Wow. The best eggs I have ever had! I do not know what these ladies placed in the eggs, but they were absolutely magnificent. Probably not a french way to eat eggs, but I dipped my toasted bread in my eggs and they were magical. The french toast was also absolutely amazing! The whipped cream they used just melts into the toasts! There are only 2 women working. So just beware of slower service.

We had a great experience at Le Galet. Even without a reservation, we were able to get seated right…read moreat 7:00 p.m. on a Friday when they opened for dinner, and the customer service was excellent from the start. I ordered the classic mojito, which was incredibly refreshing and not overly sweet at all. For my meal, I had the Fritto Misto de la Mer, a crispy fried seafood platter. The breading was light, crispy, and not greasy, and it was served with tartar sauce and fresh lemon, which paired perfectly. My daughter ordered the beef tartare, and it was excellent. My husband wanted something lighter but still high in protein, so he chose the tuna salad and really enjoyed it. The atmosphere and views were beautiful, with a relaxed vacation feel that made for a wonderful evening. Between the food, service, and location, we would definitely come back.

I visited Le Galet on my first night in Nice and wow it was the perfect introduction to the South…read moreof France. I arrived around sunset time so the beach was beautiful. There was a little wait time so my friends and I went down to their beach club to wait. We were offered drinks while waiting and were able to sit down on the chair beds. We were quickly called up to be seated. Everyone was super friendly! There were so many good options on the menu but I ended up getting the tuna tartare pasta... I'm not sure what I was expecting but it was delicious! Everyone was super friendly and we got amazing recommendations by their staff. Le Galet was beautiful and I would definitely come back! I'd love to try them out during the day and book a beach bed!

Oh my goodness, I thought I died and went to heaven! This place was soooo good! My husband and I…read moregot into Villafranche sur mer last night and we walked down the street and saw this restaurant. The seating is in this beautiful courtyard with stone and greenery surrounding it. The menus were placed around every table, written in chalk but they had an option to use a QR code to look at the options with pictures. We started off the night eating the octopus that was pan seared and served in a lemony, herb sauce. It was at this time, my eyes rolled to the back of my head! So good!! I also ordered the scallop risotto with Parmesan and truffles. Omg! It almost had this floral taste to it, but I'm guessing that was all the truffles? Either way it was mouth watering and I would 100% come back. The service was great, we were sat right away and our waiter helped us with choosing options that were the best for us. 10/10 experience!

Fun atmosphere and excellent food. Table staff was just the right amount of professional and fun…read morefor a relaxed outdoor dinning experience. This would be a destination dinning experience for me except there there are several other restaurants in the neighborhood that are also excellent. Either way it's a win, win.

Le Crocodile marked my inaugural meal in France, and what an introduction it was! The pizza and…read morerisotto were nothing short of fantastic. The restaurant faces the beach so you get really nice views and if you went for sunset I could see it being even better. While the service leaned towards a leisurely pace - a characteristic of the France - the flavors of the dishes did partially compensate for any wait.

I have traveled all over France. From Perpignan to Calais, from Brittany to Cote d' Azur and many…read moreplaces in between. I have never, EVER, in all of my time in France had worse frites than I had at Le Cocodile. France is known for great food and frites are always a part of that. The frites at Le Cocodile were worse than cheap fries made in the US. They were so bad that they could not make up for the decent service or the middling other items we had.

Super expensive Waiters arrogant…read more Middle table terrible, waiters bump into your chair all the time Very small portions and I am a very light eater! Avoid!! Go to the merenda or bistro d'Antoine instead And not kids friendly

We went as a large group of 6 and were able to order pretty much a lot of different dishes from the…read moremenu. While I heard different things about this restaurant, I absolutely loved it. It is a small and cozy place and our table was dead centre. We had the grilled sardines, that were delicious and the ratatouille that was nicely presented. The stuffed cabbage was perfectly cooked and the daube was fork tender. The rougets were fresh. The deserts were crowned by the tarte au citron ; The crème brûlée was not too sweet and finished a great meal. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I had the best Niçoise salad here! So delicious and flavorful. The oysters were amazing and prices…read morewere decent. Excellent customer service and the ambiance is very nice. Highly recommended!

The worst tourist trap Nice has to offer!!! Just don't do it…read more An embarrassment to any French restaurant. The place is only interested in shoveling people in and out as quickly as possible. Nobody in our party of six had even a decent meal. Tuna, scallops, muscles and risotto were the worst we ever had. They shouldn't be allowed to call what they served us French onion soup, it's really is a blasphemy. Make better plans and don't fall for this disaster of a restaurant!!!

My wife and I ate at Mon Petit Café on Sep. 28, 2019. This place was ~2 doors down from our hotel -…read moreHotel Grimaldi. Mon Petit Café was great. The food was wonderful and the décor had a nice modern feel to it as I am sure you tell from the photos on Yelp. You can sit inside and out and the bustling atmosphere adds to the great service and food. Their menu was prepared daily and the wait staff walked us through the menu with zeal. (The menu is written on a chalk board in French and separate English one). Without hesitation I would eat here again. Bon Appetit!

For our last dinner in Nice, we wanted to enjoy a special, Michelin starred restaurant. I had read…read moresome very good reviews of Le Sejour (stay with me) and decided this would be our spot. Upon arrival, they confirmed our reservation but ushered us to the connecting restaurant next door (Mon Petit Café) and told it was the same family. We found this rather strange considering they have separate kitchens/chefs and menu. We basically came to the conclusion that this was more for Americans and or non-regulars. After a short period of concern, we decided to go with the flow and pray for a good meal. The décor is charming with a nice display of books and tastefully placed art. Service: Our main waiter was helpful with the translations of the menu selections and assured us that we would have a very good meal. Wine service was good but not frequent enough for a Michelin star restaurant. No worries, we were happy with our Sancerre and enjoyed it throughout our dinner. Unfortunately, I didn't take a picture of the blackboard with the descriptions of the dishes. They use fresh ingredients and it changes daily. Food: Amuse bouche- a zucchini and tomato mousse Starters: Squid with fennel and mini chorizo cubes Shrimp in a delicate sauce Main dish: Fresh linguini style pasta with lobster and an amazing lobster reduction sauce Black sea bass perfectly cooked with zucchini Dessert: Complimentary mini raspberry tartlets A cold peach soup with fresh peaches, berries A dessert sampler Figs with ice cream We were all very satisfied with the quality, presentation, and taste of our food. Prices were reasonable as well. It was a wonderful way to enjoy our last dinner in Nice.

Stumbled on this restaurant while exploring Eze. The outdoor seating was full but they had seats…read moreinside, which actually had a great breeze from the open windows and ceiling fans. It was very comfortable and cozy inside this historic restaurant. It was a pretty late breakfast/early lunch so my wife had an omelette and I had carbonara. They were both very average but the service was friendly. We saw some people around us get the pizzas and they looked great. They weren't traditional pizzas but more like a flatbread or bruschetta style serving. Overall, not a ton of options in Eze but this did the job. We were starving and it felt good to sit in the dining room to relax while having a meal.

The trek to the restaurant is well worth the climb. When you ask for seat request the upper room…read morethat over looks the Mediterranean and cross. Then order a latte and the homemade Croissants that are served in a tin bucket and make sure to ask for Butter and Jam, although not needed. The views the scenery and the old castle makes you feel like you're waiting for Marie Antoinette to sit next to you.