Fodor's Expert Review Le Roof

Occupying the fifth floor of a former post office, this trendy rooftop restaurant formerly known as Sea Sens has had an awakening, but not to worry, the fabulous views over Le Suquet are still there and so is chef Arnaud Tabarec. The whole setting oozes intimacy, with starters, desserts, and even mains ordered to share (but not the veal confit with mashed potatoes and gravy); organic eggs have their own section on the menu. There’s also a stellar brunch menu if a lazy Sunday appeals.