La croissette is a unique beach promenade going dr the festival palais to the exit of the. Ort of…read moreCannes. With seats available to have a quiet moment in the middle of the thousands tourists from all over the world. You'll find hotels like the Carlton, stores such as Hermes, Channel, Gucci and more. All the beaches are private, therefore you must rent a lounge chair to wet yourself. During the festival de Cannes. The place is even more crowded bit over all it's a beautiful place.

Beach in Cannes? Nice. The water isn't super duper awesome or anything, but it's still nice to walk…read morealong the beach. It's a good relaxing walk, and it's not too crowded. You can walk on the road or by the beach, and there are some pretty nice views as well.

Quality/Quantity - Not sure if today's beach is normal?!?! Or if all this extra "stuff" was added…read moredue to the Cannes Festival. In summary, it did not feel like a beach at all, or a paid beach?!?! As usual, well this trip, I am missing so many of my pictures. But I am sure you can imagine how crazy it would be here during the annual famous Cannes festival. Ambiance - Crazy busy. So much construction setting up for the Cannes Festival. Service - Just okay, everyone seems stressed. All in a hurry. Price - Tourist prices, and I am sure when the festival starts, all prices will go up, lol. No different than when I was in Las Vegas, USA for the Superbowl. The people following already knew that. :) Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

We stopped in during the Cannes Film Festival so maybe that's not totally representative of this…read moreplace normally. Anyways, it seemed to cater to millenials drinking specialty cocktails, taking selfies. It took forever to get served a glass of wine at 3 pm when the place was half full. On the plus side, it was directly on the beach and had a cute tropical vibe.

Since it was our final night in Cannes and in France in general, me and my friend decided to go all…read moreout for our last meal. We got the full course meal for £28 and a bottle of pretty good Rosé for £22 to share. Both the food and the service were great. They were very nice in helping us choose to eat something since we speak little French. If we ever come back to Cannes (next two years maybe) we will be coming back here to try their other food.

We went back a second time in one day, tried new dishes, and was just as happy. Got the fois gras…read moreappetizer w/ chutney, the beef carpaccio, the carbonara, and re-ordered the gnocchi from earlier. ALL SO GOOD!!! And hats off to the owner who literally was the only waiter in the packed little restaurant and was serving the wine, making the espressos, bussing tables, taking orders, making desserts, speaking to each table a bit, having a wonderful attitude, and doing it all in good timing to all the satisfied customers. The chef himself even pitched in with helping serve, totally in sync with the owner. These two amazing guys totally changed my and my wife's perspective about how other restaurants are run - especially when tipping here is more of a courtesy and in the states many restaurants just add 18% on to your bill for gratuity regardless of the service you got. I left the owner just 10 euros and he was so thankful and graciously declined but promised he'd give it to the kitchen staff when we insisted that we just had to appreciate them with a tip. Unreal, awesome, classy, can't wait to return.