Best socca in Nice and great service - friendly environment…read more Classic 5/5 Tomato 4/5 Must visit if you are in the area

Small place where they serve socca. We wanted to try local dish and socca was something that was…read morehighly recommended. Cute cafe with good service. It was good but I dont think its something I would crave again.

Had a wonderful dinner here tonight. Food, service, all perfect. Their in house made pasta is to…read moredie for. The aperitif was a special touch. We were exhausted from 18 hours of travel and showed up early for our reservation. No problem, they were incredibly understanding and gracious. Thank you so much for serving two oldies from Texas like queens.

Lovely and cozy little restaurant in Nice that provides quality service, lovely atmosphere and…read morequality food. When we first arrived it was packed and soon we learned why. Their food was flavorful and filling. We started with the peppers in olive oil. Simple dish but so many places just get it wrong. Here, they use high quality and flavorful peppers. As much as the peppers pleasantly surprised us, the octopus salad blew us away! The octopus was fresh, juicy and packed with flavor that made our taste buds tingle. The beef and rabbit were also solid main meals. Overall, I'd highly recommend this place for anyone in the area.

Stopped here for dinner thanks to other yelp reviews…read more We loved it! Adorable atmosphere inside and out, excellent service, and then the food...all of it so fresh and delicious. We did the prie fix menu of that week and the kids are still talking about their meal. Some of the dishes: gazpacho, mini "burger" of delicious cheese sans meat, pork chop over silky mashed potato, squid ink risotto, lemon ricotta ravioli, pannacotta, cheese board. We talked about how good everything was throughout the entire meal. I think we were lucky to get a table for our party of five because when we tried to return the following evening with the rest of our group (10 total) they could not accommodate us. My mom was disappointed she couldn't eat the pannacotta again. So maybe plan ahead for a big group- it's petite inside and has a little patio in front outside. We hope to eat here again next time we're in Nice!

We had a reservation for this restaurant on our very first night in Nice and it was extremely…read moredisappointing. First, let me just say that the food was quite good - that was not the issue. The service, on the other hand, was deplorable. Our server made it very clear early on that although he spoke perfect English, he did not care for Americans. So, he went out of his way to give us the bare minimum of service. He did not clear any empty cans or glasses from our table over the entire two hours we were there, he did not attempt to be friendly, he did not check to see if we needed anything. He served me a room temperature bottle of beer, and when I mentioned it to another person they brought me an ice cold bottle...so it's not that they weren't available. We also arrived when the restaurant was essentially empty, and they went out of their way to seat us at the worst table available (sloped down the street so the table was tilted). Meanwhile, our same server was downright jovial with anyone that was fluent in French. Mercifully, we have had a much better experience at every single other place we have visited in our week here in Nice. La Ptite Cocotte seems to be the exception rather than the rule. That being said, we can absolutely NOT recommend this restaurant if you want to be treated like a guest rather than simply tolerated.

It's just by the harbor and great location at Monaco. They serve truly fresh oysters. I've tried…read moresome oysters in European countries and I believe the oyster from France is the best thing. Of course the oyster from Monaco was good as well. They close the kitchen at 2:30 pm so if you want to have lunch, l recommend to plan to go earlier than 2:00.

This place was not wow even though they have high rating from others…read more We needed to make a reservation and got lucky to get a spot an hour later. It's a small cosy restaurant and we happen to go there since the place next door was closed. The menu is suppose to be different each day and more homemade. The waiter spoke English. They serve olives and bread while you wait for your food which is a plus. The menu said salade but it ended up a pie. I would go back to try other foods here. I was told Europe is slower pace and the waiting time for the food slow. It was understandable at this place since only one person was doing everything (host, bus boy, server...). They don't have wifi. The toilet is unisex.

The proprietor is quite friendly and relaxed--and speaks English fluently. The atmosphere is casual…read morebut visually interesting. I learned a lot from the wine map of Europe while we ate. Starting with the Panisse and Foie Gras, then on to the Gnocchi à la Daube (which we both had), the food did not disappoint. There is a varied wine list and while the desserts looked interesting we were to full to try any. Overall, a great experience.

L'expérience était vraiment incroyable. La serveuse était très sympa et le repas était tellement…read moredélicieux. The restaurant was packed but the wait staff was friendly and kind the entire time. The food all tasted really good with the tuna being my favorite. It was soft and it was the perfect temperature.

The socca from this unassuming storefront is truly unbelievable. Follow the tram line past the…read morefarmers' market and you'll find it with the green awning and umbrellas. My order was steaming hot straight off the griddle and it was amazingly delicious and so filling. Simple foods made right are a thing of beauty. I would eat these every day if I could.

Best Socca in all South France. They have a bell they sound when it comes out hot but hurry because…read moreit sells out in no time.

Just okay. Admittedly, we didn't try the socca because there was a chance it had peanuts in it. But…read moreotherwise, my pizza was just okay.

I went to the food cart of the flagship store located in the Marché Aux Fleurs Cours Saleya (flower…read moremarket). I tried the socca which is a thin chickpea pancake. It was tasty, savory and they gave a good eight of the pan pictured for 3 euros. Held me over as lunch while walking the whole day. Would definitely recommend trying the socca. The other items you could find all over southern France.

What a delightful restaurant! They're popular (for good reason) so make reservations if you can. We…read morehad to try a few times to get in, but it was worth the wait! Located on a charming Street in Old Nice called Rue Droite, I felt like I had stepped back into the past when entering this restaurant. It was lovely and welcoming with cozy lighting and several dining areas on multiple levels. We had the salad Niçoise and it was delicious! Waiters were attentive and efficient. I highly recommend this spot if you are fortunate enough to find yourself in Nice!

Chez Acchiado is located right on the heart of old town Nice and is a great Nicoise restaurant…read more The service is friendly and helpful and very efficient. Six of us had lunch there - three of us had the famous Nicoise daube or beef stew - 2 with gnocchi and one with ravioli (I think the ravioli was better!). Two of us had the salmon on fennel and the last person had the beautiful lamb chops. We also shared a foie gras appetizer. Everything was delicious and exceptionally well prepared. A great place to go if you are wandering around Vieux Nice, but get a reservation. It fills up fast.

Beautiful, beautiful view from their balcony/terrace seating. The servings were very generous (no…read moreone could finish their plate). The ravioli were so soft and tender. I would pass on the entrecôte here, though. Dessert was delicious, we had maison crème brûle and an ice cream. Coffees were also very good! Bear in mind- they're only open for lunch, but it's worth it to try to make it here during their limited serving window! Restaurant is apparently named after the queen visiting Falicon, and the little town surrounding it is so quiet and picturesque. I found koi fish just chilling in a public fountain! ALSO- my fellow US drivers who don't understand how these one lane roads are meant for two lanes of traffic, or who can't read French, and who wonder how the heck do you find this place LOL! When you get to the entrance of the village proper there's a sign in French that welcomes visitors to visit the village "on foot". If you follow the road to the left there is a parking lot, then walk back up the road, this time take the right side of the fork and the restaurant is right around the bend. I didn't take pics but I posted a screenshot of google maps bc it took me THAT long to figure it out