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8 years ago
Very disappointed on the crab salad, surimi did not taste good and the salad was very small, and expensive.
119 avenue des Alpes
Zone quartier des Arcades
06800 Cagnes-sur-Mer
France
04 93 73 52 60
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http://www.laterrasse-polygone.com
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What time does La Terrasse open?
La Terrasse opens at 8:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does La Terrasse close?
La Terrasse closes at 1:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 8:30 AM - 1:00 AM (Next day)
Does La Terrasse take credit cards?
Yes, La Terrasse takes credit cards.
Does La Terrasse have a happy hour?
No, La Terrasse does not have a happy hour.
Does La Terrasse serve alcohol?
Yes, La Terrasse serves alcohol.
Does La Terrasse have TVs?
Yes, La Terrasse has TVs.
Does La Terrasse have outdoor seating?
Yes, La Terrasse has outdoor seating options.
Does La Terrasse have parking?
Yes, La Terrasse has parking options.
Does La Terrasse have free WiFi?
Yes, La Terrasse has free WiFi.
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Pain cocotte œuf poché
This might be the best restaurant we went to in all of Côte d'Azur. The wine was incredible, each…read moredish had us scraping the plates. Owner is incredibly friendly. Lovely ambiance. Merci beacoup!!! J'ai hâte de revenir
Espace enfant
Carte du café poussette en set sur la table !
Looking for a late dinner Friday night and came across this packed place. Packed, but we were…read moreseated quickly after being greeting by Genses (probably spelled his name wrong but he introduced himself as the bartender and offered one of his signature drinks). We opened with a couple of drinks, had two appetizers (squid and duo de saucisson). Both were very good. Main courses were angus steak medium and a tuna steak with sesame seed crust. Both were cooked perfectly. Then finished it off with a créeme brûlée. Staff was attentive, place looked clean, busy, and energetic. All this for $95€.
Special of the day
St Marcellin rôti aux figues et menthe.
From the owner: "Le MK" est une enseigne indépendante depuis septembre 2016. Ces initiales sont la contraction de…read morel'enseigne "Maitre Kanter", mais c'est surtout le diminutif que nos clients utilisent pour nous nommer.Fred et Michel en sont toujours les associés depuis sa création en 2008. Force de constater que les attentes de nos clients et amis, se portent sur le désir de découvrir de nouveaux horizons. Nous avons élaboré" Côté Cuisine", une carte innovante qui allie des saveurs asiatiques et méditerranéennes. Ces recettes,nous en sommes certains, surprendront vos papilles! Notre Cheffe de cuisine Julie Millici, son second et Chef pâtissier Philippe Pestre, qui réalisent aussi tous les desserts maison, vous transmettront tout l'amour de leur métier en transformant pour vous les produits frais issus d'une sélection de fournisseurs nous garantissant une fraicheur optimale. Coté Bar, un choix de Bière pression sélectionné parmi les meilleures bières Belge, Anglaise, Danoise et Irlandaise. Une sélection de vins accessible et étonnant. Des cocktails avec ou sans alcools, créatifs ou revisités, et sans oublier bien entendu les grands classiques complètent nos plats et en accentueront les saveurs.
Coin musique
Decent enough food. Colleague and I been here before and…read moredecided to try it again on a rainy night. Because it was close by. And by default it won so we get out of the rain. Service is lacking. No bad attitude, but nothing too enthusiastic either. Great draft beers. We ordered the breaded veal a la Wiener Schnitzel. And I ordered the Bianca pizza. With side order of Frites. Why not!!! The breaded veal portion was biiiig. Pounded very thin and looked scrumptious. But fried in oil and lacked that yummy factor. Which is a shame. I tried a piece. The Bianca pizza with creme fraiche, ham and mushrooms was perfect. Great ingredients and a good crust. The crust was surprisingly good for a generic electric oven. We got outta the rain. Had a warm meal and a few beers. Not much else to share. But it's very early and I'm at the airport... so why not post. ; )
Cheers. Biere pression
Great Frites
Bianca pizza
I'm visiting from The States, and my friend and I stopped here for a drink and a snack on the way…read morehome from the beach. Le Duck is mainly known for their Patisseries (pastries) & Glaces (ice cream), but we got the beignets de calamars (calamari, 7€) and mojitos (7€). The drinks were refreshing and well made, and the calamari was good but came with a subpar pâté. The pâté was very salty, and I've definitely had better. Overall, I would still recommend stopping here for a beverage or ice cream on the patio.
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Disclaimer - I went to Maotsumy as part of a Yelp event so cannot really comment on the pricing and…read morevalue for money as we had a tasting menu. We had a lovely evening amongst the ladies and enjoyed a variety of Asian dishes from salmon tartare salad with Cambodian flavours to Bo Bun with Black Angus beef and chicken spring rolls. The desserts were creative from a chocolate soufflé to a ginger pineapple crumble topped with lime sorbet and caramel sauce plus a key lime cheesecake (the less successful of the desserts). I agree with Anais that some dishes could have used a little more spice or maybe some chillies on the side / on the table to allow people who love heat (me!) to customise their dishes a bit (the Pad Thai for example). Check it out, the chef is Asian, the location itself is pleasant inside and we were really very well received. A nice oasis in the middle of a shopping spree :)
Quality sushi in southern France. Good, upbeat atmosphere. Warm and friendly staff. Tad bit…read moreexpensive in comparison to other food options.
Excellent organic food at the beach. Best spot to get away from the nutso crowds in Old town.read more
Had been wanting to try out this place for ages and finally made it on a Saturday night with my…read moreomnivore partner. Reservations are recommended. It's a large, airy restaurant on a strip by the sea. Struck me as very North American in layout/concept (specifically reminded me of Sublime in Fort Lauderdale, FL). Service was very friendly and prompt. They have several vegan options. I started with a white sangria, a cold (vegan) velouté as amuse-bouche (on the house), and their Sardinian 'risotto', which was very tasty. Huge portions. Dessert was a very light chocolate espuma. Water is not free. Overall a lovely experience, I would definitely return, but not too often as it is pricey. Wish they would go 100% vegetarian, at the least.
Walked 25 feet too far without paying attention. And instead of the Brasserie Le Safari, a Nice…read morespecialties restaurant, ended up in La Civette du Cours. UGH! Tragic 25 feet. The meal we shared: Aperol Spritz was good. Frites were Ore Ida shoe string fries. HERE IN FRANCE!!! The Calamari was a processed tube. Think McNugget. The entrecôte.... let's say the last salvo did not do much to save the meal. Top it with a waiter on speed... I am VERY familiar with this area. Like a native!!! And you have to go out of your way to get a bad meal. And it seems I stumbled upon onE this evening.
I ordered my favorite salad, the salad Nicoise and a glass of Rosé! We sat outside and enjoyed the…read morebeautiful weather, can't really get much better than that! Plus, the salad was excellent and so was the baguette! I'd happily go back!
We wandered in to the Brasserie aux Deux Palmiers because of it's convenient location. We ordered a…read morestarter, Bruschetta Roma (tomato, mushrooms, mozzarella and bacon / €11.50), to share. It was good, but it really is a mini pizza. Our mains were Mini Côte de boeuf (€23), and Escalope cordon bleu (€19). Pub Food. Served with a whole lot of fries. Two Stars.
Best (French) onion soup ever... Seriously. There is no dispute here. And if I thought I could…read morehave eaten it more than twice during my 5 night stay, I would've! (Tip: Order the French Onion Soup as the appetizer on their 'fixed' menu for 22 Euro, and you'll also get a large sized entree and a delicious dessert!)