From the owner: Un lounge méditerranéen Le Scirocco, ce vent chaud et sec d'Afrique du Nord a été pris comme…read moresymbole du bar lounge de l'Hôtel Radisson. Cela s'explique par le cadre, orange et pourpre, les matières, nobles et confortables, le jeu de lumières, cosy et intimiste, qui font du bar un havre de détente et de confort. Des compositions florales et fruitières disposées ça et là, des fauteuils ambiance années 70's, de la musique lounge... Tout ces détails contribuent à conférer à l'endroit une aura de zénitude. Cocktails, vin au verre et assiette de tapas sont à la carte de ce bar accessible aux clients comme au non-clients du Radisson. L'accès se fait par l'entrée de l'hôtel.

From the owner: Before chic, festif et gourmand du monde des lieux d'Aix-en-Provence. Le Diva joue la carte du…read morecontemporain avec ses lignes design, ses matériaux modernes et son style industriel chic aux tons de noir et de différentes teintes chaudes. Ouvert en août 2009 après de grands travaux, l'établissement propose une cuisine inspirée des dernières tendances. Le restaurant musical joue la carte des saveurs avec des produits fraichement cuisinés par le Chef Romuald et de l'efficacité avec sa petite carte qui permet de donner du choix aux groupes. Découvrez l'avant boite à parking de 23h et DJ WALLACE au registre généraliste, sans oublier le bar à cocktail pour cette partie clubbing, mis en valeur par les éclairages ambilight qui permettent de varier les ambiances lumineuses. Le Diva est aussi un haut lieu de la fête et des débuts de nuits aixoises, avec des soirées à thème, dîners dansant et un Dj qui anime la piste après les repas, idéal pour fêter son anniversaire ou son enterrement de vie de célibataire. Retrouvez le programme des soirées sur le site internet du DIVA. Les jeudis, place au RDV striptease, avec les soirées tables dance SEXY. Les vendredis à thème, soirée latino, karaoké, laidies night, soirée disco.. Soirées adressées à une clientèle mure qui sait s'amuser en toute convivialité.

What a great find! My husband found this place on Yelp while we were looking for a spot to belly up…read morefor a drink in Old Antibes. This cute little place is exactly that -- cute and little. Cozy is really the best way to describe it, but it's not cramped at all. We sat up at the bar and met Vince, the owner/bartender, and over the course of about 2 hours we kabitzed with Vince and simply chatted about France in general, soccer (there was a screen behind the bar showing a soccer match), American football, music, you name it. Vince has got an interesting collection of Star Wars items sprinkled around here and there, and simply created a nice place for people to just come in, imbibe, and sit to chat with friends. This was a memorable spot on our 10-day tour of France, and we loved it here so much that we'll go out of our way to go back for a visit next time we're in the French Riviera.

Cafe Cosy is such a nice place to get a drink, especially on a rainy or cold evening (not that…read morethere are many of those in Antibes!) The old stone walls, charming jazz photography, and nice drink selection are a nice contrast to the other bars and restaurants in Antibes. They serve popcorn, chips, and pretzels with your drinks which is a nice touch, It is a cosy place, I wish I had discovered it earlier so I could of gone a few more times!

Pearl Beach is one of the very few beach clubs in St Tropez itself, most are a few kilometers away…read moreover in Ramatuelle. I went here with 3 friends for dinner and sunset cocktails. Pearl Beach is a trendy spot that feels like you're entering a swank Balinese style lounge. The lighting and various water features add to its allure. We were lucky and got to eat on the beach itself. There is something special about being able to dine al fresco on the sand underneath a starry night staring at the endless parade of mega yachts. We opted for the 3 course menus. At €75 / person this isn't cheap, but for St Tropez it isn't outlandish. For my starter I had the assortment of asian delights...deep fried spring roll, samosa, and shrimp. The shrimp was the highlight here as the samosa and spring roll were a bit overly greasy. For the main, I had the duck which was prepared many ways and included quite a bit of foie gras. This was followed by a delicious warm molten cake. That said, my friend's assortment of little desserts was clearly the way to go, as you got to try about 1/2 dozen delights. Pearl Beach is a great spot, about a 10 minute walk from the main port of St Tropez...a bit removed form most of the "scene" but that makes for a relaxing dinner. We didn't come during the day, but it looks to be like a fairly upscale beach club. The beaches are nicer in Ramatuelle though.

the most obnoxious rude tourist trap,,,,stay away,,,, the menu says "caesar salad",,,,, when it…read morearrived with chicken i said that i don't eat chicken and it did NOT say that the salad included chicken,,,, they argued and made me "the customer" feel badly by telling me caesar salad ALWAYS comes with chicken,,,, really?! I don't think so! Rude tourist trap,,,,stay away!

Holy fuck... where do I even start? This place is letting in the ugliest underage girls left and…read moreright. This place is a shame to Cannes and needs to be shut down ASAP. I got in and paid for a table I spent over 100,000 euros and I'm surrounded by the ugliest underage girls

Customer Service is horrible. After calling to see if they…read moreneed a reservation for the club and was told no reservation needed. Invited few friends over, by the time we got there around 1:00 pm the rude short bouncer at the door refused to get us in due NOT having reservation!!!! Besides being rude he was very insulting. Do not recommend this at all.

Great local food at reasonable prices and a friendly staff. It's my favorite neighborhood brasserie.read more

From the owner: Bar-design multifacettes En hiver 2004-2005, le Solférino a pris un tournant magistral, sans pour…read moreautant perdre ses racines. D'un pub bon enfant assez couru à midi, il est passé au statut de bar-design à l'ambiance lounge, adapté à l'exploitation de jour comme de nuit.Au niveau des racines du lieu, le nouveau "Solfé" a gardé la bonne habitude, notamment à l'heure du déjeuner, de proposer des plats du jours ainsi qu'une carte fixe qui n'ont rien à envier à un restaurant classique. En hiver, ne ratez pas le pot-au-feu, valeur sûre du lieu. En été, la salade fashion , composée de gambas, de saumon fumé et d'œufs de lump aura certainement la préférence des amateurs de fraîcheurs marines. Conservé aussi, le principe des après-midis et soirées sportives, surtout orientées vers le football. Mais il convient de noter une importante évolution technique : à l'intérieur, où que l'on soit placé, on se trouve de toutes façons au cœur du spectacle, puisque trois écrans plasma diffusent les images

This is now called Cote Sud Chez Karine et Julien. Great…read morelunch a few days after Christmas. Place is small inside with space for around 25 but outside table are available if it's warm enough.

Location: in the town of Saint Maximin la Sainte Baume, facing Basilica of Mary Magdalene…read more Parking: paid parking at Basilica Setting: small and cozy Service: no-English menu but the madam in charge was very friendly in explaining their food listed on the small board. Food: local cuisine with great presentation and unbelievable taste Entree du jour, 17 euro (one of them was Shrimp Salad) Foie Gras Maison (homemade foie gras), 18 euro Calillaud (cod dish), 24 euro This one-of-a-kind restaurant is too good to forget!