Restaurant Gesu is one of the most popular restaurants in Nice. The food is above average, typical pizzas and pastas but the price is below average. It means getting a table can be hard and watch out for pricey desserts but persevere and you'll have a good and cheap meal, a perfect combination.

Patisserie and Boulangerie serving a wonderful selection of breads, cakes, pastries and sweet delicacies as well as lunchtime sandwiches and savouries.

The name might conjure up images of a bus stop cafe but this family run restaurant is worth a trip. Serving local dishes prepared with home grown produce you will find Nice specialities like 'beignets de fleur de courgettes' and 'ravioli'. Open for lunch daily and in the evenings on weekends.

Cafe bar, serves food.

The Cours Saleya is the name of the flower market that it the heart of Nice's old town. Lined with restaurants, bars and shops it is an unmissable part of Nice. Wonderful for people watching, catching the afternoon sun, dining or having an aperitif. A flower market by day, it also has an antique, or 'brocante' on Mondays and fruit and vegetables over the weekends. Vibrant, lively, local, the heart of Nice.

Established in 1900 this cafe is a feature spot in Nice. A good meeting place it is situated on the main avenue that runs through Nice city centre. On a busy intersection it does not have the best terrace but the interior is in the grand old style of a Parisien cafe. Food served also open until 23h00.

Cafe, brasserie on one of the prettiest Boulevards in Nice. Food is simple and typical of Nice but good price, good quality and good ambiance.

Very pleasant modern restaurant in Nice that has been revitalised thanks to the new look Place Massena and the tram works. It's terrace now takes in the fantastic fountain. Food is good, a sort of modern Mediterranean fusion of salads, burgers and seafood with a hint of Asian influence. Good for lunch, early evening apero's and a nice chilled vibe in the evenings. Service is untypicaly friendly and professional.