Yum! This place rocks!! Best foie gras in Nice!! I highly recommend the Burrata, it's next level!…read moreThe truffle pasta was delicious and very filling. Their panna cotta with strawberries was delectable....service was great!! They don't take reservations, people lineup to get a spot and it's worth the weight if you can get a table! Can't wait to return. This will be on the top of our list of places to dine!

Heard amazing things, far exceeded expectations even with the hour wait for a table. DO NOT MISS…read morewhen in Nice!

Friendly staff welcomed us and we had a nice table on the street in charming downtown Nice. Being a…read moreFriday evening the atmosphere was busy without being hurried and we could enjoy the music from nearby restaurants and the bustle of people making their way to dinner or a night out. Food was fresh, flavourful, and served in very generous portions. The service was fast, attentive, and very clever at convincing us to get desserts (without being pushy). We all felt satisfied and very happy with our meals. Highly recommend any of the pasta dishes, we had four different pastas and all were good. The calzone was gigantic and very generously stuffed with toppings and cheese.

No longer in business - there's a tea room there now…read more Unfortunately the other Italian restaurant in the area is poor - best to try your luck elsewhere.

Yall. I ate here 3 times in the 3 days I was in Nice . Yes it was that serious. It was DELICIOUS…read moreand I found the prices to be very reasonable. For example, me and my homegirl each got our own personal pizza (it was big), and a comically massive bucket of mussels and it was like $30 each. My pizza had burrata and tomatoes and a fresh pesto and the tomato sauce was sooo fresh. Alyssa had a truffle pizza which she really enjoyed. Night 2 we got pasta and I tore the carbonara up! Before my flight home and I had to run it back again for another pizza. The owner was like wtf you're back? Gave me a kiss and some limoncello and I was like yeah yeah yeah I'll see you next time I'm here haha. This place is in an alleyway and is a lot more discrete than some of the other spots but those are the ones with the best food and prices!

Carpe Diem was one of the highlights of our trip. We ordered the pizza, lobster pasta, mussels, and…read moreCaprese salad, and every dish was outstanding. The ingredients were fresh, the flavors were authentic, and everything was prepared perfectly. What really made the experience special was the staff. They welcomed us like regulars and made us feel like locals from the moment we arrived. The combination of exceptional food, warm hospitality, and a relaxed atmosphere made for an unforgettable meal. If you're in the area, Carpe Diem is absolutely worth a visit.

Large Italian restaurant in the middle of everything. Tons of outdoor seating on both sides of an…read moreopen road. The food arrives incredibly fast and the service was very attentive (for Europe standards). The pizza was very traditional Italian pizza. It comes out not cut and you need to use a fork and knife to eat it. It's pretty messy and overflowing with toppings. The bottle of wine we shared was very good and the prices were all extremely fair and reasonable. This was probably the most authentic Italian we had considering we aren't in Italy.

The worst restaurant we have been to so far. Service is awful and rude. food is not good. There was…read morea lack of sauce on one pasta, that was supposed to have sauce, gnocchi was over salted and over cooked.

We are out of town visitors and came in on a Thursday night. It was daily busily but we were seated…read morequickly at our choice of inside or outside. We sat outside on the covered and insulated patio. They also had heat lamps, so it felt ok in February outside. Our waitress was pleasant and efficient. My husband ordered the seafood spaghetti which had a light red sauce and seafood including mussels. He really enjoyed it. I had the lightly fried seafood plate. Check my picture for what's on it. The shrimp was slightly over done but still good. The fish and calamari were breaded and seasoned well. I've never had fried sardines (whole body included; I've only had canned sardines in the past) so I wasn't prepared to eat these. I tried it but it wasn't my preference. The salad was nice and fresh. We also enjoyed a couple of glasses of wine. La Voglia was quick and affordable but good.

A large group of friends and I were traveling through Nice and had an amazing lunch here three…read moreyears ago, so of course it was our go to when we returned this summer. Located along the main street with shopping and restaurants galore, this Italian, street facing patio restaurant stands out. Two things to note before dining; 1. Everything on the menu is very large portions and 2. Each guest seated must order food. This is a busy area where weights can build up and seats are reserved for those people who will eat and drink. That being said, the food is absolutely outstanding and the two times I've been here they have been very accommodating with large groups without reservations. This is where I fell in love with French rosé and the price point on both food and drinks is a good value. Like I said, you will be taking food with you when you leave if you don't come hungry! I can't wait to return to Nice and when I do, this will definitely be on my list of stops

Stopped in for lunch and really enjoyed this place. It was a short walk from the beach and a great…read morevalue. Everyone loved what they ordered. I got the #17 (coppa, brie, roquette, courgettes grillées, tomates) and thought it was delicious! It reminded me of a quesadilla, but better in every way. The menu items averaged at about 5 euros, which seemed to be a great deal for the area. I would highly recommend. They have a small seating area in the back with bar stools or you can take your food to go, as they wrap it in paper and it's easy to hold in one hand. And leave room for dessert from the nearby french bakery ;)

This sandwiches are SO delicious. And they are incredibly cheap. I wish I could eat this for lunch…read moreeveryday. The staff is also quite kind. They don't seem to speak English, but you can point out your order from the menu. I recommend the #1. One of the best cheap eats I found in Nice.

Such a miss in an area with a ton of great restaurants. I'm not sure what people love about this…read moreplace. There is no need to stand on line waiting for subpar food. The only decent dish we had was the pizza, and it wasn't even great. There was a string baked into our bread as well. Service did not match any of the other restaurants around and was not friendly. Don't waste your time with this place. It's just filled with American tourists.

Came here for dinner while visiting Nice. First off - this is not really an ~authentic~ Italian…read morerestaurant. The restaurant opens at 7pm for dinner and there was a line formed when we arrived around 7:20, very interesting experience for Europe. Living in the US, this restaurant reminds me of a lot of new restaurant group restaurants that just kind of have a system in place. Again, not a bad thing, but not your place if you are looking for something that feels like classic Italy. The portions here are huge, which they are known for. Note that the menu states each person must order an entree, which seems to discourage sharing (since they literally bring you an entire pan). I got the seafood pasta with shrimp and clams in a fresh tomato sauce and my friend got the lasagna. Both were really good dishes and huge portions. We both had a full meal of leftovers for the next day. Not anything I can't get at a good Italian restaurant in the US, but good food. The espresso martini was a good one though!! I think my 3 stars are more about the overall experience here. The food I would give a 4.

The service was good but the pasta was just ok to us. We are used to having more sauce in our…read morepasta so it was a bit dry and the sauce tasted again just ok. Nothing bad but nothing that good neither.

We stopped at Ila Pasta in Nice based on other Yelp recommendations. We had our infant…read moregranddaughter with us and they accommodated us. We sat in the alley outside the restaurant (normal for France). The server was on top of things and spoke fluent English (bonus for us because we don't speak French) I had carbonara pasta (it comes with whatever pasta shape they've made that day) and is served on a covered bowl which keeps the pasta hot as you eat it. My wife also had pasta (I've forgotten what kind now), but she enjoyed it. Other reviewers have said that they only take cash, but they take credit cards now. Highly recommended!

Carnival parade ended and we walked all the way here only to discover the door locked…read more On a Saturday night.

Big fan! Loved the vibe and the people who worked there. It was challenging for us to find but so…read moreglad we did! It's on an alley behind a busy street. My husband ordered a calzone and I ordered a pizza. Delish! Confidently recommend!

This restaurant had an upscale vibe and was a nice option for a group and we were seated quickly…read moreeven without a reservation. Its waterfront location, right near shops, added a great touch to the overall experience and made it a convenient stop while exploring the area. The service was good, and the staff was attentive and knowledgeable about allergies, which I appreciated. However, with my specific allergies, the menu options were fairly limited, and I ended up ordering the steak, which was just okay. A pleasant setting with solid service, but the menu felt somewhat restrictive for those with dietary needs.

This place was recommend to us by our taxi driver and it did not disappoint! After a long day tour…read morewe had a group of 8 starving girls and Di Piu was able to seat us and wow us with their food. It is an upscale vibe inside and really cute right by the water.