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

I got the omelette baguette with mayo on it... SO delicious! The mayo adds such a good flavor with…read morethe omelette! My husband got the mozzarella baguette heated and it was also delicious, it had ham on it! They were super busy and there wasn't room to sit, but we walked across to Starbucks, got a drink, and ate in the air conditioning which was so needed!

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 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.

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.

Came here dinner. A bit hard to find as an underground restaurant. Pure French restaurant. Limited…read moremenu and they only except cash. Also note there is no cell service or WiFi service in the restaurant. Nice ambiance in the restaurant and away from the hustle and bustle of Nice. We ordered the squid, Foie Gras and Filet Mignon. All 3 were very good though I am not a fan of the Fois Gras but it came with a nice salad and bread. The squid was seasoned well and cut thin and flash fried. The filet was sliced and cooked perfect The potatoes were great and also nice salad came with it. Service was ok. Prices Moderate.

*All employees we engaged with spoke English. I know that's critical for some, so I just wanted to…read morestart with that. What a Huuuuge letdown! I was sooo looking forward to dining here, but unfortunately, I was left with cheese on my face (sorry no eggs here, only cheese, cheese, and more cheese). We arrived a bit early for our reservation (15-20 minutes), but we were seated immediately, which was nice; the table was stuffed into a corner, but at least we were seated. Unfortunately, that was about where the niceness ended. The restaurant is supposed to be housed in a former cheese cave, which I thought would be exciting and romantic, instead it was just hot and cramped. This is one of those restaurants that tries to accommodate as many diners as possible, so we were basically eating right on top of another couple (who were incredibly displeased, even stating, "this service is abysmal"). We could literally hear every word spoken up to two tables away, so don't expect to have any privacy, except from the servers that is. Service was unpleasant and extremely minimal. Our server took our food and drink order, delivered our drinks, another server apologized for the delay in receiving our meal, and our original server delivered our meal...and that was it. They didn't refill our water bottle, ask if I wanted another glass of wine, stop by to see if we liked our meal -or needed else (which we did), or even bring a check. After waiting too long for our check, table full of finished plates and empty cups, we eventually just got up and headed upstairs. Apparently you're supposed to head upstairs to pay, but we'd have never known since our server was doing they're best David Copperfield impression. Now for the food. The kitchen was tiny tiny, so it's no wonder the menu consists of cheese for the starter, cheese for the entree, and cheese for dessert. Sprinkled in-between the assortment of cheeses was a steak masquerading on the menu as "Aubrac Bib", whatever that means, and the Tartiflette, think pork belly scalloped potatoes and the only thing you should order here. The Tartiflette was microwave-lunch small, but it was hot, rich, and pretty meaty for the size. I got the Camembert (takes 30 minutes) and it was pretty awful as a meal. It's not even really a dish. They literally opened up the wooden wheel of cheese, peeled back the paper, sprinkled a few things on top, then baked for 30 minutes, so it was more of just a cheese dish. It arrived-paper still covering the top, and was served with some under-seasoned fingerling potatoes and a salad. The salad was good and potatoes were okay, but the cheese was so one-note, it needed meat or veggies to dip in it. Unfortunately, I only had the few potatoes and two small bits of baguette to dunk, so my only option was to eat it like soup, which I did not-so half remained wasted and uneaten. We would have liked to have eaten dessert, but after the poor meal, and lack of even offering dessert, "How could we?". I'm giving 2 stars for the Tartiflette because it was delicious. I would not return and DO NOT RECOMMEND.

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.

I was looking for places open for breakfast on a Sunday morning, and very few things showed up on…read moreYelp. Fortunately, I was walking around and followed my nose to La Lorraine. It had a long line, even on a Sunday morning. My hungry eyes picked up way too much food. The mini croissants were perfect. I also had a very good coffee eclair, strawberry cake, and pissaladiere. Everything was cheap, and I was extremely satisfied. FYI, there's no coffee or seating area. I would definitely go back.

Great food - wonderful English breakfast if you need more than pastries in the morning like I do -…read moreand such welcoming people. The prices are very fair and the eggs were done perfectly. Everyone speaks English and they helped me with directions and sorting out some info I could only find in French. Highly recommend.

Love this place! Husband and I would buy the croissants each morning and a sandwich to go for our…read moretrips during the day. It was perfect and the staff there was also super friendly and helpful! Prices were very reasonable as well! Delicious strawberry croissants and raspberry croissants and chocolate croissants... omg... and the prosciutto with Brie baguettes...

Amazing little boulangerie!!! Hands down!!! At any time of the day their baguettes are warm, airy…read moreand crispy. Like they should be. Also, daily they have a variety of great tarts, pasties and pizza by the slice. Deli!!! I'm lucky to have my place around the corner yet many people will travel to come here. The Best!!

Great for a morning breakfast or a lunch snack. If you are heading to the beach and want to grab a…read morequick lunch, try the local specialty, tuna salad sandwich.