Oh yes! It's Coffee Time! And. It. Is. ON!…read more Yes, you should visit Èze! Yes, it's touristic. No, you shouldn't care or be annoyed by it, it's worth it! So before or after you climb that mountain (literally) to enter the beauty of Èze, you see this lovely coffee- and Viennoiserie-truck / cart on your right-hand side. The coffee is not just good, it's really really good. In general, the French can make coffee just well. The coffee here, is exquisite! Good varieties, you can even add flavours (although, who would do that?!), but I know some of you coffee-drinking-devils like to infuse it with caramel, speculos, chocolate, mocca. They also have milkshakes, tea, softdrinks, and 'Viennoises' such as croissants, pain-au-chocolats, etc. Pay with cash or card (shocking!) and enjoy a little break after your descent / liquid courage before going up, on their cutest little terrace around the truck!

Allez olé! This one of the 'hidden' coffee & crêpes places…read morewithin Èze village. All those lovely, crooked, little streets in which you almost get lost? Yeah, it's situated in one of those. You're literally sitting outside someone's house on the street, watching all the tourists pass by. They will ask you to make a photo underneath the little archway. Which, obvs. you do as they'll return the favour... At some point, you do feel "looked at" as though me izza monkey inna zoo. It's small, it's cute, you sit on plastic garden chairs, but who cares? You're in Èze! The coffee is not that good, the soda is a regular can of Coca Cola for €3,-, but again, who cares? You're in Èze! At least it's a very local place and it gives me the good feeling of literally supporting local. Didn't try the crêpes, I applaud you if you're willing to... You'd be more daring than me.

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.

A wonderful unpretentious cafe that serves great meals at very affordable prices. Right on the…read moreborder of Monaco, mainly locals eating here. It's known for it's fresh fish.

Quiet day after Monaco trip to pick up a few necessities! Nice end to the day watching an epic…read moredriving clinic on the streets of Villafranche

Free Internet so I could FaceTime my family... Great…read moreselection of wines Super friendly staff

We liked the place. Although it was in a touristic area, waiter was attentive and service was…read moregood. Also the food was well prepared.

This place has a really cute setup and it's all outdoor seating…read more They have a lunch set menu that comes with a soup, side, and drink. I ordered a veal ragout, mashed potatoes with oregano, and a mocktail. Girlfriend ordered the ratatouille, salad, and lemonade. Ratatouille was basically a vegetable medley and super flavorful and delicious with the bread. Lemonade was light and not like the usual overly sweet ones. Mashed potatoes was creamy and packed with dried oregano that was delicious. Veal ragout is rich yet not too fatty or oily. Everything is served in cute mason jars of different sizes. Worth checking out for the unique experience!

Great little coffee stop! The woman was so lovely and helpful. Fun vibe and delicious cappuccino!…read moreDecent selection of pastries .Lots of seating inside and a couple tables outside, Recommend!!

Friendly people behind the counter serving up coffee, pastries, bagels, salads and hot dogs. Small,…read morefun seating area inside and a few tables outside.

Stopped for a coffee - that was great, friendly helpful staff. The pain au chocolate and croissant…read morewere nice but the quiche was cold in the center. Bottom line great for coffee good for cake, pass on anything else.

This place is diamond in the rough. You wouldn't know it was there. Glad I found it. But I loved…read moreit. Very friendly staff. They even gave me tips on where to go. I actually had lasagna there and it was good. I went everyday on my stop over in Nice. Coffee, wine or Champagne. I had it all there.

This charming cafe is beyond compare...it is everything you expect from Old Nice. We ordered the…read morepancakes with salmon and the salad with crispy chicken. The pancakes were actually a potato pancake akin to a latke and the crispy chicken salad was served with a delightful aïoli. The fresh lemonade seems to be a big hit. The setting is idyllic, the food is superb and the staff are friendly. They also have a small stall close to their brick and mortar restaurant as well as a stall at the local farmers market.

This place is beautiful! I loved the decor. Service was okay for a busy weekend place. The food was…read morevery delicious. Shrimp was crispy & the pancakes with greens over it was very good! We also had pistachio cookies to go which were amazing!

This place is delicious! We were walking Rue de France on a Sunday evening and looking for…read moresomewhere fun to get dinner and people watch. There were a fair amount of people sitting outside already and the waitress was super inviting as we approached the restaurant. They only had tapas available but we were excited to try a variety of things. The staff did speak English, which was helpful, though we used google translator to help figure out what to order. The charcuterie was beautifully plated and the bread that came with it was toasted. Super yummy. I loved the salmon rolls- they were so fresh with no fishy flavor at all. My favorite, though, were the vegetarian meatballs. Both the salmon and the meatballs were served on a creamy cheese. Incredible! Our food was so good. We also had some yummy drinks. This is a great spot!

This Caffe is a change in Nice, France. It's like the Starbucks of Nice but with not as many…read morelocations. Every morning my husband and I would walk to Caffe Vergnano 1882 to have an espresso and croissant. The croissant was the flakiest I've ever had, and I've had some good ones. The espresso was delicious for a quick pick-me-up to continue your stroll around the old town. It's worth it.