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.

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.

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.

Mama baker was such a hit that we came back twice. They don't have any croissants if that's what…read moreyou're looking for on your trip to France, but they have a very lovely selection of bread. I pretty much loved everything we tried here - the chocolate bread (fun fact, they don't add any sugar), chestnut loaf (strong chestnut flavor!), tomato and zucchini focaccia, sesame baguette, scone (prob my least fav). There's minimal seating, with just one table outside. But you can totally bring it on your day trip or to the beach for a fun picnic idea!

j'ai acheté un pain merveilleux avec une grande croûte et à l'intérieur mou. C'était un pain de blé…read moreentier

This is a pretty straightforward pastry shop. It's not big or fancy. It doesn't have a gimmick. It…read morejust has really top notch baked goods served with a smile. I stumbled upon this place accidentally. A patisserie some tourist materials suggested turned out to be closed, and we found this place open on the walk back from the closed shop to our hotel and gave it a try. Our pastries were very good. The woman who worked there was friendly and very tolerant of my bumbling attempts to speak French, which I swear I spoke well (apart from a strong American accent) nine years ago after years of study but apparently forgot. They had the best pastries I had during my week and a half stay in Nice and theirs were great compared to those I had across months in Paris. This is a very good place for French pastries in Nice.

My wife and I ate breakfast here every morning between 7 and 8 am and bought many baguettes in the…read moreafternoon. Highly recommended. Courteous service and delicious pain chocolate, croissant and macaroons. We were in Nice for 2 weeks.

So happy this was where we ate our first croissant in France!!! It was dreamy, buttery, flakey and…read morefull of flavor!

If I left with a plain croissant, it might've been four stars, but I don't like how the vendor sold…read moreme a almond croissant that was burnt and strategically hidden with a placard to hide the burnt section. It's kind of crazy, but I haven't found an ideal croissant in all of France except for possibly Lyon. Sacrilegious, I know. This one is good, but can there be such a thing as too much butter? It ate a bit heavy.

I had the noir cake. A dark chocolate ganache with mousse layers and base cake layer. It was what…read moreI expect from a chocolatier shop. Small but every bite satisfying. My only critique is the base layer was a tad dry. I bought some chocolates at about a euro plus a candy. Maybe, keep the kiddies away from this shop. Wonderful service with a pleasant clean vibe.

We got a 6 pack of macarons on our last day in Nice to take back home to U.S. and they were…read moredelicious!! We got the chocolate, caramel, pistachio, yogurt with berry, and coconut. The caramel was our favorite and the close second was the yogurt with berry! We are regretting not getting a larger pack. Also, many of their dessert items label their ingredients, so for people like me who can't have gluten, it was great to see what I could order... though I only got the macarons. However, be prepared to be drooling when you go in. Next time I'll definitely want to try their chocolates and their fancy desserts!

Perfect stop right outside the station for Java, sandwiches and/or pastries whether you're arriving…read moreto the station or in between stops. We arrived in between stops with just enough time to have a quick brunch and sit. Perfect location and quick grab.

As a chain bakery, they have lots of locations in France so I wasn't totally thrilled to grab…read morebreakfast here originally since my experience with them in Paris has been mediocre compared to other Parisian bakeries. However I have to say they are probably one of the better bakery options in the Nice area that I tried, most of the other well-rated places seemed to veer toward an under-cooked kinda oily interior for their croissants which I'm not a huge fan of. I tried the chausson aux pommes (apple-filled pastry) €2.80 and it had a delightfully crispy and flaky exterior and a tasty puréed apple interior, thicker than apple sauce but more liquidy than I expected. Either way it was a delicious start to the morning and I'd stop by again given the convenience of being located directly outside the central Nice train station. They have seating inside and outside the restaurant, probably enough for about 25-30 people in total. They serve regular cafe coffee drinks (espresso, cappuccino, latte, matcha latte, etc) and combo pastry/drink options as well. Overall pretty reasonably priced.