The French Riviera Restaurants
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1. La Villa Archange
$$$$ | |You wouldn't expect to find a restaurant with two Michelin stars set in a residential area, 10 minutes by car from La Croisette, but Bruno Oger promises you an unforgettable evening in this très cozy spot surrounded by centennial trees and gardens. Yes, it's pricey (à la carte from €130 and the two set menus are €230 and €350 without drinks), but you'll have bragging rights that you and Robert De Niro have shared the same chef. That's right, Oger is official chef of the Cannes Film Festival. If this is beyond your means, opt for the three-course menu (€49) at Le Bistrot des Anges (Michelin Bib Gourmand), under the same management. While waiting, sink into an armchair, and watch the fashion parade at L'Ange Bar.
15 bis, rue Notre-Dame des Anges, Le Cannet, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06110, France04–92–18–18–28Known For
- Impeccable service
- Wonderful pairings by sommelier
- Perfectly executed nine-course Inspiration Menu (€570 with wine)
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2. Astoux et Cie Brun
$$$ | La Croisette |A beacon to all fish lovers since 1953, Astoux et Cie Brun deserves its reputation for impeccably fresh fruits de mer. Well-trained staffers negotiate cramped quarters to lay down heaping seafood platters, shrimp casseroles, and piles of oysters shucked to order. Open 365 days a year with nonstop service, it is noisy, cheerful, and always busy (so don't expect rapid service). Arrive early (noon for lunch, 6 pm for dinner) to get a table and avoid a line.
27 rue Félix Faure, Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06400, France04–93–39–21–87Known For
- Legendary address open 365 days a year
- Noisy, cheerful atmosphere
- Arrive early or be prepared for long lines
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3. Grill & Wines
$$$ | |Could it be that Cannes finally has an eatery where good food and friendly service come together? Come for une verre on the terrace or a meal in one of two interior rooms, one modern and the other traditional, where the steak-house menu offers more than just grilled Argentine black Angus, Australian Wagyu, and Kobe beef—there are also fish and seasonal vegetarian dishes, as well as plenty of French and world wines.
5 rue Notre-Dame, Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06400, France04–93–38–37–10Known For
- Pricey but amazing food
- Friendly staff who speak English
- Selection of rums from a producer in Nice
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4. L'Affable
$$$$ | La Croisette |When chef Jean-Paul Battaglia decided to set up shop in Cannes, gastronomes were delighted, and he does not disappoint—so much so that it’s not uncommon for tourists to eat here more than once during their stay. The roast beef is succulent, and the spicy lobster has just the right kick. L'Affable is always packed (and often noisy), so reservations are essential. Note that dinner service is a €53 fixed-price menu with lots of tempting choices, ditto for lunch (€28 and €32).
5 rue Lafontaine, Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06400, France04–93–68–02–09Known For
- Signature Grand Marnier soufflé
- Open kitchen setup and prix-fixe menus
- Packed (and noisy) atmosphere
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Sun., Reservations essential -
5. Le Bistrot de Grand'Mère
$$$$ | |La Brouette de Grand'Mère built a following as a charming hole-in-the-wall with a true-blue bistro menu, and although the restaurant has changed its name and location, it has kept its €55 three-course menu that includes wine, fizzy water, a shot of vodka, as well as surprisingly tasty food. It feels especially right in winter.
1 rue du pré, Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06400, France04–93–38–90–50Known For
- Classic bistro menu
- Wine and bottled water included
- Generous portions
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
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6. Le Maschou
$$$$ | |If you're tired of choosing from complicated menus, visit this long-popular restaurant in Le Suquet, where you only have to decide what kind of meat you want. Every dinner starts with a gigantic basket of whole raw vegetables—to be cut up and dipped in a selection of sauces—and grilled bread, and then come the generous servings of charcoal-grilled beef, lamb, or chicken (there's also a meat-free menu). With a low, wood-beam ceiling and only a few tables (draped in pink), Le Maschou (meaning "small pretty house") is a favorite during the Cannes Film Festival, when the 60-day matured prime rib is as hot as the red carpet.
15 rue St-Antoine, Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06400, France04–93–39–62–21Known For
- Beef, lamb, or chicken straight off the grill
- Quaint and intimate in Le Suquet
- Signature Tomahawk for two with baked potatoes
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Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Jan. No lunch, Reservations essential -
7. Le Restaurant Panoramique by Le Roof
$$$$ | |When Hell’s Kitchen presenter and chef Arnaud Tabarec left to open Beam! in Toulon, Lori Moreau stepped in at this trendy restaurant occupying the fifth floor of a former post office with fabulous views over Le Suquet. She shortened the menu, but there is still a good selection of fish and vegetarian dishes, as well as beef and chicken options. There’s also a stellar brunch menu if a lazy Sunday appeals.
1 rue Notre-Dame, Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06400, France04–63–36–05–05Known For
- Magical rooftop
- All-you-can-eat Sunday brunch
- Boisterous ambience
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8. Table 22
$$$$ | |In a city where style often wins out over substance, food lovers treasure this Suquet eatery, run by Noël Mantel, who, among other top-notch jobs, worked with Ducasse at Louis XV in Monaco. The contemporary setting harmonizes with the exquisitely detailed Mediterranean cuisine on the seasonal prix-fixe menus (€39, €49, or €60).
22 rue St-Antoine, Cannes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 06400, France04–93–39–13–10Known For
- One of city's finest restaurants
- Excellent and varied wine selection
- Gluten-free, lactose-intolerant, nut-allergy, and vegan options
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch.
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