My obsession is almond croissants. This bakery does not disappoint…read more My friends had an assortment of desserts and baked items and all were highly rated by the group.

We went here twice. Once for breakfast, then back again for lunch because it was so d-lish…read more Everything is homemade and there is one lady working there and she handles it all with grace and charm. Even when there's a line out the door (which there usually is) the pastries in the morning are so amazing you can't decide, and for lunch, there's also an amazing selection of sandwiches, wraps and pizzas. Such a treasure this place is and also very affordable. We would have definitely been back had we stayed longer.

This shop was just two blocks down the street from our apartment in Nice, and we enjoyed coming…read morehere for breakfasts of fresh croissants and coffee -- Espresso et Croissant (5/5 2,80 €). A very nice was to start the day! Aux Délices de la Buffa is more than Petit Dejeuner treats. It also offers panini and other sandwiches, as well as sweets to go with them. The women behind the counter are very pleasant and helpful. Being on a corner with natural light from two sides, the shop is bright and welcoming. There are three tables indoors, which is where we sat, and one outside on the sidewalk.

Legit. Best croissant I had in Nice. Best baguette. And I tried allot. Not much else to say. But…read morethere must visually impressive but best flavor, and texture.

Best bakery in Nice?! This place isn't a tourist trap, it's for locals! But located not too far…read morefrom the train station. Must try the almond croissants! Must also try the pissaladiere if you enjoy onions. It is a specialty of Provence, but particularly the city of Nice. Yeah it's drenched in olive oil, so make sure you're protected.

Ordered one plain croissant. It was okay - not as flaky or as buttery as a croissant should be…read more(especially for France). There were many other baked goods available, so maybe I just got unlucky.Limited seating inside. Service was quick.

Right in the vibrant and touristy main promenade of Nice sits this nice, quaint, and attractive…read morecorner pastry shop.  Our French tour guide recommended it to us and the place indeed has a huge and attractive selection of pastries.  We just picked a couple pastry sticks to sample with a cafe Americano. The sourdough one we picked was on chewy side, but the flaky pastry one was fine.  Nice place for a restroom stop (free with a purchase, otherwise 0.50 euro for public ones around here), but no WiFi.

This bakery is located near Old Town and its reputation has made it a go to place for locals and…read moretourists At lunch time they are known for their pan bagnat the typical sandwich in Nice that basically is a mini Niçoise salad in a round bread drizzled with olive oil or vinaigrette: it is a full meal in a bread as it has tuna ,green pepper, radish, celery, a filet of anchovy and half a boiled egg. They sell it as a mini sandwich for $3 or a large one for $5.5 You can have canned beverages or espresso coffee or bottled water The mini sandwich was good , the bread a little hard and the vinaigrette could have tolerated some more vinegar but overall flavorful and most importantly authentic. I didn't try the cookies or the pastries but they looked delicious specially the pies ( called tartes ) here What brought the rating down : the place deserves a better clean up between guests , and there are some flies ( I hate this anywhere) ; the restrooms didn't have soap; when asked , the young lady fumbled with some liquid soap containers and admitted that they had the wrong ones so no soap for the day !! I would suggest to get in , buy your pan bagnat walk to the Promenade des Anglais and enjoy it sitting on one of the chairs facing the sea.

Croissants, baquettes and other products are fresh and well made. The people are very friendly…read more We're here in Nice a couple times a year and live nearby in Magnan. This is my go to boulangerie for us and our guests. It's more for take out, but they do have a couple chairs if you want to sit with an espresso and baked good.

Saw the earlier review, so went - was very disappointed. The bakery was nice - excellent products…read morethey made - really beautiful. But coffee was out of a machine - tiny plastic cup that burned your hands and tasted awful. No place to sit. Go just for the baked goods. Also - it's a new name, so maybe new owners??

This is by far and away the best pastry and coffee shop in south of France. Owners are onsite…read moredaily, the customer service is amazing, and the pastries are incredible, made daily in-house (you can even watch the pastry dough be made). I would highly recommend trying anything, but especially the pain suisse and the praliné-pistache roll (their specialty). You will try it once and will be back again...

Excellent espresso, croissants, pain with chocolate and sweet/sugar breads. A young girl behind the…read morecounter speaks English.

Very tasty pastries, desserts. My fave was the pistachio and apricot pie type pastry and the…read morealmond croissants are decadent. Staff is very welcoming. Go early for best selection.

I know this is bold to say in France... but this place is quite possible the best French bakery…read moreI've ever visited! We stayed at the hotel above for our honeymoon and originally just came for a cappuccino and croissant. It was honestly so good that every day we ended up coming back here... and our orders got bigger because we wanted to try more on the menu. The croissants were perfectly light and flakey. Seriously the stuff of dreams. They complimented the cappuccinos so well which they served in very convenient "to go" cups. The location is also a great people watching spot. You are right in the middle of Old Nice and I loved starting our days here and taking that all in. I definitely recommend this place and looking forward to coming back!

Located in Old Nice; very accessible. Plenty of seating outside, making it perfect for people…read morewatching. There was a large selection of baked goods and sandwiches. I ordered a prosciutto sandwich, and it was average at best and a bit over priced for the quality. Fine for a quick bite to eat. Behind the counter service was quick.