The 49 best neighborhoods to see in Juan-les-Pins

This museum is a bust! No really great works from Picasso and no real ambiance. The Chagall Museum in Nice is a don't miss, this one a don't waste your time.

One to do!

The city is awesome. The port very crowded, huge (a bit too much). No lateral berths. Only Mediterranean. Renovation undergoing in Jan 2024. Worth visiting. Depending on boat's draft you might get a close to old city berth.

Fabulous service, great food, stunning views. Left our bags and valuables with the staff so we could go jump in the lake to cool off. Very safe. Owner used to run other good restaurants in the area so very trusted and wish them all the best with this one.

Antibes is a must to see town. The flair and atmosphere is fantastic. People is friendly and make you fell welcome. Definitely a place I would visit again

Beautiful marina and great place to walk around to see the yachts.

This is huge port for so many yachts and sail boats. It’s so busy that is super hard to find parking. There is weekend live music and vendors. It’s nice way to enter the city!

The port is a glorious showroom of play toys to the rich and famous. It's lovely to look around and see all the luxury boats on display. The water was quite polluted with debris and aome kind of oil in places. But on one side of the port the water was that azure blue that the area is famous for and we saw some incredible jellyfish right near the surface of the water. If you are into luxury watercraft and jellyfish, it's well worth a look.

Staff here are very friendly and pleasant. But the negative part is that such a huge Marina there are only 2 toilet buildings and each toilet building has only 2 shower rooms and 2 toilets (male and female, very close inside) . Both Toilets/Shower rooms are located very far end of the Marina (end of dock D07 or Marina office) , extremely far to walk to. Should have another toilet/shower built near the Dock C area, as it's not enough toilets for the occupancy to use. In the toilet, if someone is having a shower, the person in the toilet next to it will be wet as the divider is not all the way to the floor to block off the shower water. The floor is always wet. The key pad code to enter the toilets is not functioning properly, which has to key in many times before the door can be opened. Very inconvenient. Although it has a gate to the boats ramp, the boat right next to the entrance is not guarded or secured as anyone can jump on the boat from the car park.

Amazing selection of everything from oils, fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses and flowers. Highly recommend!

Beautiful market right below our hotel. Such fresh products.

500 years of history in an amazing fort overlooking the Mediterranean and the Port Vaughan marina. Worth the walk.

Marche Provencal is an antique market. Having whatever you can inagine. Surrounded by open places, coffee shops and restaurant. You can pass a whole day in Antibes.

It’s a beautiful market and the food is fresh! It had a wide array of assortments. They clean it all up extremely efficiently as well.

The market is very cozy, and topical, smells, and textures all around.

Very cute local market with fresh produce and great seafood stores. Quaint township.

I’ve been coming to Juan Les Pins for years and unfortunately Le Crystal has gone rapidly downhill. Service no longer comes with a smile, prices are very expensive and it seems they no longer care about their clientele.. a pure money making factory for them.. completely lost all personality. Save your money and go elsewhere

The service and ambience here are both top-notch. My wife loved her drink. The food was also really good. At the time of this writing, the overall review score is, in my opinion, lower than it ought to be considering the quality of this place. I definitely recommend it and would return, it is a fun place to enjoy a lovely evening in Juan les Pins.

Very well placed in the center of Juan les pins The waiters are very professional and friendly. Ice cream well made

We visited in August. The service was quick and good. The food was good too! If you go, you should know that they’ll provide you with a free appetizer and popcorn, as seen here. We didn’t know this and ended up ordering an appetizer plus our meal. We were stuffed!

We had breakfast here a few mornings. Very nice croque monsieur indeed. Service exceeded excellent. Well priced, great people watching place especially in the mornings when the sun slowly came round. Definitely recommend

There was a supposed “boss” who asked the five of us to pay 100 euro cash each person not including the food to get a table, which means 500 euros for a non Michelin star cheap old fashioned cafe? Although we are rich, no one is gonna pay 500 euros for an ugly table, this isn’t nammos🤣 شباب انحاشو

Voltaire, Dior, the French language, the Enlightenment, and Ratatouille — all these great exports have one thing in common: they strengthened the soft power of France, projecting an image of elegance, intellect, and refined culture to the world. And then there’s Le Crystal. This place feels like a deliberate attempt to undo centuries of charm in a single meal. Upon arrival, I was told (with an impressively straight face) that the outside tables were reserved for Saudis only. Apparently, liberté, égalité, fraternité does not extend to the terrace. Also, fun fact: it’s 100€ per seat — yes, just to sit. No drink, no bread basket, just a wildly inflated sense of self. When I decided to leave this fever dream, a staff member grabbed my arm to stop me from exiting. I gently pulled away — and was rewarded with a full-volume meltdown in the middle of the restaurant. Moments later, a young waiter appeared, presumably to de-escalate things… but instead challenged me to a fight in the back. An actual fight. Behind the restaurant. Because nothing says “French fine dining” like threats of violence over a chair you never sat in. I never made it to the food, but if hostility, humiliation, and high blood pressure are your thing, Le Crystal serves them à la carte. Otherwise, spare yourself — and go enjoy France’s soft power somewhere it still exists. Like a boulangerie. Or literally anywhere else.

Well-equipped flat, conveniently located in Old Town Antibes. We had a lovely week-long stay with easy access to the beach, activities, and many delicious restaurants. Mona was an outstanding host - Very responsive and provided excellent recommendations.

(Translated by Google) The apartment was on the second floor of an older building, was clean, and very comfortably furnished. Despite its central location, it was relatively quiet thanks to the rear-facing windows. It had air conditioning, a washing machine, and a well-equipped kitchen with a coffee machine. The bed was comfortable. Communication with the landlady, including the key handover, went smoothly; I was also able to contact her by phone or WhatsApp if I had any questions. (Original) Das Appartement lag in der 2.Etage eines Altbaus, war sauber und sehr gemütlich eingerichtet. Trotz der Lage mitten im Zentrum war es relativ ruhig, da die Fenster nach hinten raus gingen. Klimaanlage, Waschmaschine und eine gut ausgestattete Küche inkl. Kaffeemaschine waren vorhanden. Das Bett war bequem. Der Kontakt mit der Vermieterin inklusive Schlüsselübergabe hat super funktioniert, bei Fragen konnte ich sie auch telefonisch bzw. über WhatsApp kontaktieren.

We are very happy to stay in this flat, the location is super in the middle of old town. Also the owner Mona was so hospitable and helped to solve some problem with phone for my son. Thank you a lot for every suggestions and help🙏🏻❤️ I recommend this flat to stay in Antibes 🎊👏

I absolutely loved my stay here! the flat has everything you need to feel at home, and I was comfortable for my entire two-month stay. The location is perfect - with grocery stores, markets, and restaurants all within a five-minute walk. The train station is also very close, which makes it easy to explore the entire Côte d'Azur. The local restauranteurs are so welcoming and truly make you feel like a part of the community. Chez Marguerite has delicious food and the best café! Mona is an amazing host who responds immediately to any questions or needs. I would highly recommend this flat to anyone looking for the perfect stay in the vieille ville.

Close to restaurants beaches and in the heart of old town. Space was well stocked and bathroom was comfortable. I would stay again .

Perfect! Location was exactly what I hoped in the square with restaurants, the antique market on Friday and Saturday also! Everyday fresh market foods to make lunch was ideal!!!Walk to anyplace and still in quiet and great place for 2 great baguette shoppes and best coffee shoppe! The owner was super helpful and great host! A must stay! Enjoy photos of our slice of heaven for a week! We will be back! Merci beaucoup Mona!

central, nice accomodation with little kitchen including fridge & washing machine & dishwasher

As a lover of art, I travelled far to witness the amazing art museum of the great artist Pablo Picasso. I was not disappointed as it not only offered to view his work and other artists, it also had magnificent views of the mediteranean sea in the old town of Antibes, at the Château Grimaldi. Warning to those who don't like heights and lots of steps, my knees had quite a bit of a challenge.

We visited the Picasso Museum in Antibes during busy July and only waited about 15 minutes outside. No need to buy the tickets in advance. A friendly staff lady kept us cool with cold water mist and made us laugh with her French jokes. The museum sits right by the beach next to the Antibes cathedral, offering gorgeous views from every window. The highlight for me was Picasso’s cool collection of pottery plates, which felt very alive. The museum also showcases a diverse mix of local contemporary artists and abstract expressionists from Picasso’s time. We spent about two relaxed hours there; inspiring for any artist . Come and see it for yourself, wear sunscreen be openminded and you’ll surely enjoy it!

For me, this is a 3 storey museum with a shop. There's two floors of random artists then the Picasso art is on the top floor and it's very basic to say the least. I spent 12 euros to do this and was in/out in 10 minutes. I'd recommend the Matisse museum in Nice moreso than this. If you queue up at 2pm, you can buy a ticket from the tourist office for a queue jump for €15. Otherwise you could be queuing up for 30-45 minutes for a quick experience.

A must see in Antibes but perfectly doable in an hour. Small museum with Picasso works on the top floor and a terrace with sculptures. Expect to queue but it went fairly quickly. Centrally placed so perfect to add into a day trip.

A must-visit for art lovers, especially if you’re a fan of Picasso. The Musée Picasso in Antibes is set inside the historic Château Grimaldi, with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. It’s a relatively small museum, but it holds a focused and powerful collection of Picasso’s work created during his stay here after World War II. Some of the pieces were made using recycled materials, due to the scarcity of supplies at the time, which adds a layer of depth and historical context. The sculpture terrace is a highlight, with expressive works displayed against a beautiful sea backdrop. You’ll also find other artists represented, including contemporary works that add variety to the experience. The layout is clean and well-organized, and the building itself is full of character. That said, there are a few downsides. The museum was extremely hot during our visit, with little to no air conditioning, even though it was 34°C outside. It made the experience uncomfortable and rushed, which is unfortunate for a cultural space where people want to take their time. In the summer, you may also have to queue outside in full sun, sometimes for more than 30 minutes, which could be better managed. Staff are friendly, the space is accessible with elevators, and the facilities were clean. At €12 per ticket, it’s well priced for what you get. Despite the heat and the wait, the museum is a gem for anyone interested in Picasso’s work, art history, or simply exploring something unique in a stunning location. With a few improvements, this could easily be a five-star experience.

Incredible museum set inside the Châteu Grimaldi with stunning views of the Mediterranean. Features an intimate yet powerful collection of Picasso’s works created during his stay in Antibes. The sculpture terrace is a highlight. Not too crowded, peaceful atmosphere. A must-visit for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

The Musée Picasso in Antibes is a treasure where art and landscape merge seamlessly. Housed in a historic château, its stone walls whisper of centuries past, while windows perfectly frame breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Picasso’s works feel alive here, infused with the light and rhythm of the sea beyond. The setting elevates the collection, making each room a dialogue between history, creativity, and the natural beauty outside.

What a wonderful find. Gorgeous setting, lovely food and excellent service. The chicken supreme was delicious and even the fries were to die for. The cod was also well received. The only downside, the 50cl beer was an eye watering €13.50, the second most expensive I've ever had. But it was my choice, you don't have to have it.

Great place to eat lunch. We had the platl de jour (dish of the day) which was fillet of fish with rice with a bottle of rose and it was really good. Service was fine. Must go back when I have more appetite the tart of the day (lemon meringue) looked wonderful. Sadly didn't photo fish to busy eating

Wonderful place in Antibes. The atmosphere was perfect for our 10 years anniversary. The food was delicious and the service was perfect. Highly recommended.

This is my favourite restaurant in Antibes! Service was superb. Staff provided us with an English menu after seeing that we were taking some time to figure out what to order. Initially, I wanted to order the grilled andouillette after seeing some google reviews and the lady warned me that it was intestines which I am grateful for as I wasn’t keen on that! Ordered 1 lunch set which came with a starter (tuna tartare), main dish (beef stew) and dessert (tiramisu) - all 3 were delightful! Also ordered their dish of the day (chicken with rice) - chicken was tender and soft and it came with the dessert of the day! Will definitely return for more!

Waiters were nice, polite, paying attention and not too invasive. The place is beautiful and quiet. You can either eat outside or inside. We came early in the evening so we had our food very quickly. It was delicious. Keep some "free space" for the dessert because they're excellent.

Found the place by chance we did a great discover the service was great people kind a professional the suggestion of the day a great complete fish plate and the soup good. A good glasses of chardonnay added the right touch to the lunch. A good expresso completed the experience and the bill more than honest for the quality of the food and the service. Great job !!! A forget nice location .

A great find! Good location, friendly staff, lovely menu and perfect atmosphere. Relaxed but classy, wonderful attention to detail and the food is great. Nice not to be rushed and it’s not over-priced either. Parking across the road. A fabulous evening!

An interesting museum that hosts many works of Raymond Peynet. I'm surprised that one can find other stature of Peynet in Japan 😀

Charming small museum with a large selection of Peynet's work and sketches showing his prolific genius. Currently also showing 'Dickie a Antibes' featuring the black humour of Pieter de Poortere. Loved it.

Quickly little display of comic art from the past. Entry is cheap but display of art work is limited. Worth a 30 min visit.

Wonderful! super drawings on ongoing problems such COVID, Ukraine, Fukushima as well :)

Very bad personal, didn’t Greta me and my family well and we couldn’t even have a small talk about the paintings, so in advance don’t bring your children if they like to talk

Staff helpful. Enjoyed work particularly Peynet- never come across before.

So you can't get inside with a backpack...you can't leave it at the ticket desk...such a dissapoint

One of the best beaches in the region as the water was warm and contrary to many others has finer sand which is more comfortable. Easy to find parking at low price. Has free toilets and showers. Good choice for people with kids as the water is not deep for the first few meters. Really easy to swim far out as well. Good location with good restaurants nearby.

Superb Beach This is a great spot and one of my favourite views in Juan les Pins. The beach is quite large, and has all the expected amenities. Highly recommended.

very nice Sandy beach, water is clear, like expected in August overcrowded, barely place for towel. Nice parking just nearby the beach.

There's a reasonably priced municipal parking lot behind the beach. I paid 4 euros for 4 hours. The beach has a lifeguard and free restrooms and showers. However, it's a bit seaweedy, causing an iodine smell. The beach is sandy, and the sea doesn't get too deep, which is good for families with small children.

We stopped here on our passing through and found the beach relaxing. Mainly retirees. It had easy paid parking right at the beach, free washrooms, and free open showers along the shoreline (which is nice to wash off the salt water as you get out. The shore is fine sand and there are no rocks in the water. Gradually gets deep so its great for kids.

Lovely, of course it is not as clean as others but positive factors are: plenty car parking, sand beach, and shower points.

Very clean water, clean sand, no garbage. Nice entry, good for kids. No drops or stones. Fishes swim next to your legs. The water is warmer in this bay. There is public toilet in a corner and parking spaces. I wish for a water fontain. As of May, not very crowded

For the first time in a long time, I found the perfect café. Coffee beans are roasted in-house and crafted into a flawless flat white, with just the right balance of acidity and milk. The ambience is quiet yet uplifting, with soft but energizing music playing in the background. The service is attentive without being overly friendly, and the café sells carefully selected coffee beans and high-quality brewing equipment. A must-visit if you’re a coffee lover!

Nestled in the heart of town, this coffee shop is a true gem for coffee lovers. Not only do they roast their beans in-house, ensuring the freshest brews possible, but they also offer a variety of specialty beans perfect for a black cup (the way it should be drank) of American coffee. For those who prefer something more indulgent, their lattes and cappuccinos are expertly crafted. Not really a food spot so make sure you’re just coming for the coffee. They also have high quality coffee beans and accessories for sale. The friendly staff greet you with a smile, making the experience even more enjoyable. The cozy space is beautifully adorned with local artwork, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Plus, the air conditioning and seating make it an ideal spot to relax.

The staff/owner are friendly I came in after I smelled the coffee beans from the street, and you can see them working and can tell this is a GOOD coffee

Excellent coffee and equipment, discovered this place day on the recommendation of another great coffee spot in town. Delicious flat whites and cappuccinos (and croissants) - they clearly know what they are doing here. We love that they roast their beans in house too!

A fantastic spot for amazing coffee in Antibes! They expertly roast their own beans, sourced from top-notch growers. It's a hidden gem for coffee enthusiasts, but well known to locals. Excellent baristas and outstanding flat whites and cappuccinos…

Speciality coffee shop. Incredible coffee from people who really care about it. Cool vibes. Lots of interesting coffee paraphernalia.

A very unique lovely place inside the old district of Antibes, We ordered a cortado and it was really delicious. It is the first coffee shop in France that served me the right size of a cortado. The staff are very welcoming and friendly.. you can find a large variety of coffee gear for drip coffee and espresso It is the best specialty coffee spot in côte d’Azur region! And I will come again for sure

new office, very little information

Excellente informations 😂🙏🇫🇷😍 people's here are very kind and welcome you very nicely..... All the information you need about Antibes, Juan les pins...and lot about this areas. You will find them in here..... Speciality about jazz festival, Antibes Juan-les-Pins...💕😜👍. Love this place.

Excellent welcome and a great team. Lots of useful information on things to do in the area.

A great selection of Tourists to choose from...

Very helpful. Multiple language

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Nice sandy beach, mostly clean and with transparent water. Some good places to eat nearby. Busy, but still okay during the week. Avoid it in weekends. Lot of youngsters (you know where they come from) that don't know how to behave and no police at sight to control them.

This beach is nice however we preferred the other beaches in Antibes. The water gets deep very quickly and we had to watch with the kids. Sand was soft and nice to play in. There were lifeguards on duty and washroom near by.

This is our second vacation here. The beaches are free, with crystal-clear waters, lifeguards, and showers. We didn't expect it to be crowded in June, but given the location, it is.

Lovely area of the Cote D'Azur to be based in. Beaches are clean, feels safe to walk around and lively vibe at night to sit on the beach with some drinks and a take away to watch the sunset

Great sand beach, very quiet in September, 30 min from Nice

A beautiful beach with fine light sand, you can easily stick an umbrella in it (unlike stony beaches elsewhere). The beach is long and relatively narrow, but you can always find a spot. Places reserved for hotels alternate here with places for the public. The sea is clear and you can see the bottom and the fish beautifully. The bottom slopes slowly and there is no great drop. Lifeguard supervision during the day. It is advisable to check reports of jellyfish, during our holiday they were only on the last day. Negatives (why I don't give 5 stars) - toilets only on the west side, changing cabins do not exist. Beach cleaning is also minimal. Too bad Juan-les-Pin town hall obviously doesn't care much.

The best white sand beach in French Riviera, suited for families, especially with small kids

This was the best dinner in the city. Freshly shaved truffle on the pasta at the table. Inanely good freshly made pasta. On top of homemade desserts. Also Rock on Fabio for the Guns and Roses playlist and recommended dinner menu. Fantastic experience and a must visit

We walked in for dinner and were greeted by a woman at the front. That was about the only smooth part of the experience. We had to wait for menus. When they finally arrived, we tried to explain our food preferences and allergies. She ignored us completely and walked away mid-sentence. The place was nearly empty, but somehow she was always busy with something else and never available to actually help. As I was about to say I’m not a big fan of truffle, she suddenly opened a covered truffle and shoved it right in my face. I was stunned. We also tried to explain that someone in our group has a gluten allergy, but she kept talking over us and listing pasta options without ever asking what we were looking for or what we could actually eat. After ten minutes of being talked at and completely dismissed, we gave up and left. Maybe the food is good, but we didn’t get far enough to find out. The service made it impossible. She also kept bringing up Fabio, who I assume is either her husband or business partner, and talked about what he prefers. At no point did she ask what we wanted. That about sums it up. This place seriously needs to rethink its approach to customer service.

It is like going to your friend's house for dinner, but your friend is a fantastic chef. The atmosphere is light-hearted and fun. The food is exceptional. The sauces are light and delicious, and the homemade pasta is to die for. We go as often as possible.

We had a wonderful dinner at Romagna Mia. The host and owners were cheerful and cracking jokes all night and told us about the origins of the restaurant. The food was delicious and modestly priced and the wine was also delicious. We had the Ragu and the Carbonara type dish (which was simply elite) and then the tiramisu. Highly recommend

It’s worth a drive from Nice. Truffles are the freshest I’ve ever tasted.

Best atmosphere you could possibly get at a restaurant! Sabina and Fabio really make it an unforgettable experience! Not only is the food good but so is the music inside and the owners really make it welcoming. They promise great, fresh and homemade food on which they deliver. They both make you feel welcomed and like family by singing, talking with you and making jokes. They liven the place up and make sure you’re smiling and laughing all during your meal. Definitely worth a visit! Thank you Sabina and Fabio.

Best Italian!! It’s a hole in the wall with no frills, and only the couple who own the place and one other person working there. Sabine, the owner, is completely entertaining and makes the experience worth it! Fresh made pasta and amazing Italian wine, you can’t beat it!!

What a night!! We spent our anniversary here with some of our friends and it was absolutely superb! The food was some of the best we’ve ever eaten, the cocktails were delicious and the staff were so helpful and accommodating! The price point is definitely on the higher end but I think the service and product well and truly match! Would recommend to anyone looking for an amazing evening of dining!

An exceptional dining experience for true food lovers. Every dish is prepared with passion and authenticity – from perfectly grilled seafood to creamy risottos that balance flavor and finesse. The ingredients are of the highest quality, and the presentation is simply beautiful (see photos). The atmosphere is elegant yet welcoming, and the staff strikes the perfect balance between friendliness and professionalism. You instantly feel like a valued guest. This is not just a place to eat, but a place to savor – ideal for anyone who appreciates genuine recipes, refined taste, and a touch of Mediterranean soul. Highly recommended!

Please read and try elsewhere. I'm writing this review to share my recent and, frankly, disappointing experience at Moma Michelangelo in Antibes. My party and I were quite surprised by the atmosphere from the moment we arrived. The crowd was a perplexing mix, a mosaic of what appeared to be well-heeled families with their children, Russian elite, the European monied set, and then, a few tables like ours, who seemed to have stumbled upon the place by mistake, completely missing the memo on what makes it so popular. The vibe felt exclusive and a little odd, which set the tone for the rest of the evening. The food, to put it mildly, was wildly expensive. Starters and pasta dishes began at €40, with main courses priced significantly higher. To start, our group of four shared a couple of appetizers and a Margherita pizza. I had hoped the pizza, a simple, classic dish, would be a good indicator of the kitchen's quality, but it turned out to be the worst Margherita I have ever had in an Italian restaurant, especially one located so close to the Italian border. The flavors were bland, the crust lacked character, and it was a real letdown. For our mains, we each ordered a different pasta dish, yet none of us managed to finish our plates. The dishes were lackluster and failed to justify the exorbitant price tag. We were then tempted by the dessert menu, spending another €50 on two desserts. While they looked beautiful, their taste was disappointingly average and unmemorable. The only saving grace of the entire meal was a truly excellent bottle of wine we ordered. However, even this came with a shocking price—€300, and it was one of the lower-priced options on the list. The entire experience felt like a classic case of style over substance, with a price tag that simply cannot be justified by the quality of the food. Given the exceptional dining options available in Antibes, I honestly and strongly recommend you go elsewhere and save your money for a truly memorable meal

READ BEFORE DINING We recently had dinner at Mamo Michelangelo in Antibes. The setting is charming, tucked in a cozy cavern-like space with warm décor and an inviting open kitchen. The owner greeted us as we left, and he was genuinely lovely. That said, there are some things you should know before booking. Tables are arranged unusually close together, with only a slim divider in the middle holding Parmesan, salt, and pepper, water etc. Essentially, you’re dining right next to strangers. While we got lucky with friendly neighbors, it was not what we expected for a nice dinner out and felt less private than a higher-end restaurant should be. As for the food: • Calamari – Outstanding. Easily one of the best I’ve ever had, tender and perfectly balanced with the sweetness from puréed tomato, cherry tomatoes, and olives. A true standout dish (5/5). • Raviolini – Here’s where things get murky. We ordered the artichoke cream version but were served the truffle raviolini instead—at a €50 higher price point. Despite confirming our order twice, the switch still happened. While the truffle raviolini was delicious and generously made (5/5), the way it was handled felt questionable. At this price range, accuracy and transparency matter. • Veal escalope with lemon – Underwhelming. The veal was a little overcooked and dry, though the flavors were pleasant. More lemon-butter sauce could have saved it (3/5). The broccolini, however, was excellent, with just the right seasoning and a hint of spice (5/5). • Apple tart – A fantastic finish. Crisp pastry, perfectly cooked apples, and a touch of salted caramel with ice cream. Even my wife, who rarely eats dessert, couldn’t resist more than half of it. Service was friendly, and valet parking (€20) was convenient, though nearby parking seemed available. Overall 4/5: Mamo Michelangelo offers some truly excellent dishes in a beautiful setting, but the cramped table layout and the unexplained dish swap leave room for improvement. Worth visiting if you’re after top-tier calamari or truffle pasta, but be mindful of the details when ordering.

Here with husband and son for last vacation of the summer. What a charming and beautiful restaurant with a caring welcoming atmosphere. Food and service was excellent, Food was wonderful including the BEST Pizza in the area. Our attendant Benjamin and others were so attentive without intrusiveness, with no airs just to assure we enjoyed our stay- truly outstanding would give 10 stars ⭐️ Very special!

Great experience. Food very much on point and staff friendly and professional. Portions are very generous, especially the desserts. Would come back for sure.

We were really looking forward to dining at Mamo during our stay in Antibes but it was a terrible experience. We were seated at 9.40 for a 9.15 reservation then within moments we were asked several times by multiple waiters if we were ready to order. We ordered the Primitivo wine and specifically requested three courses to share, Braesola antipasto, meatball rigatoni and baby chicken with a side salad. The starter arrived within 5 minutes and it was delicious, however we then waited over an hour for the next course, the tables around us who had arrived and ordered later were paying their bills. When the waiter eventually brought the food it was not ours but for an adjacent table who had arrived an hour after us! We eventually received the pasta, chicken and salad all together, not as different courses. The chicken was dry, the salad was brown, slimy and inedible. As you can see from the time stamp on the bill we paid at 23.20, the restaurant was almost empty and the restaurant staff were clearing up around us. We were so disappointed by the whole experience.

The gelato was amazing! The cue might look long but it moves very quickly. As you see in my picture, there are quite a few people in front of me but it took only 5min to get through everyone. I assure you, it's worth the small wait.

Day 3 of "Gelato Every Day". Another winner with this one. Appears to be one of the more popular places here, with lots of high marks! We got lucky, there were only a couple people ahead of us. I got the extreme chocolate with salted caramel. It was awesome! Chunks of caramel in the salted caramel and the chocolate was decadent. The other was baccio with hazelnut. Both were excellent.

This is the best gelato I’ve ever had! The speculos flavour is amazing. There are huge chunks of cookie inside. Highly recommend! Portions are very generous

The most amazing gelato we had in Nice! The Bacio flavour was incredible, and the passion fruit was refreshing. Wish we could try more flavours! The flower shape on the cone is so pretty!

The lines and high rating speaks for itself. This place uses real fruits and ingredients in their gelato. We tried their flavors of the day (melon, pomelo, peach, and watermelon) and were not disappointed. It tastes like someone blended these fruits and turned them into gelato. No artificial flavoring and naturally sweet. This is an absolute must stop when in Antibes. Prices are also very reasonable for made in house gelato...5 euros for a small size that contains 2 flavors. Please note that the lines can be long since the staff are carefully crafting the flower shape for each customer. It's also cash only. No credit cards.

Amazing icecream! Cash only but there is an atm 2 mins walking distance. I would highly recommend the passionfruit and watermelon sorbets

The ice cream here is simply delicious. This place came highly recommended, so we decided to give it a try, and it did not disappoint. The servers are incredibly friendly and patient, allowing us to sample various flavors. We ended up choosing three scoops: mango sorbet, white chocolate, and hazelnut. The server layered them perfectly, enhancing the overall experience.

We stumbled upon Restaurant Le J and loved it! Everything was well prepared, and tasted delicious. The steak tartare is the best I’ve had in my time France. It was served with a toasted brioche and a mushroom mousse that individually tasted amazing and all together made a perfect bite. We also enjoyed the tomato salad and zucchini blossom beignets.

By far the best meal I have had on the French Riveria. The French based seasonal menu is delicious and probably the best beef dish I have had in all of France. Highly recommend and will return.

Don’t think about it just go!! Le J exceeded all expectations. Every dish was beautifully prepared and full of flavor — refined without being pretentious. The service was flawless: gracious, attentive, and genuinely kind. The setting is stylish yet relaxed, making it the perfect spot for a special evening. One of the best meals we had in the South of France — a place we’d return to in a heartbeat.

Amazing amazing service. From the moment we got seated til we finished, the service is fabulous. High recommended.

This was an absolutely exceptional meal, from the freshness of the zuchinni and tuna to all textural components of each dish (soft, crunchy, chewy) highlighted beautifully. The avocado cheesecake with a touch of passion fruit was to die for. I would definitely have your meal here if only in the area for one night, and recommend eating here every chance you get if you are local :).

This restaurant which is managed at the front of the house by the wife and the kitchen by the husband is a treasure. The menu is small so we were able to sample most of the starters, mains, and even desserts. And what we had was fabulous. The gnocchi will go in my memory banks for an eternity. Fabulous experience, both front and back of house. You add a picture

Such lovely staff. The food was actually incredible, and I didn’t have the highest of expectations given its location. My lamb was fall-apart-tender and lean. My partner loved his veal. Thought it was very well cooked. The best part of the meal was the new banoffee dessert. Omg! Creamy, caramel custard, banana, a peanut butter layer, yogurt(?) gelato on top? Maybe my favorite dessert of the trip.

An extraordinary experience! The service was impeccable, the dishes delicious, the chef excellent! The dishes very balanced, with special aromas and impeccable taste. A culinary delight! The wine menu diverse, we chose a red wine from Camille Cayran.

A Hidden Gem in Antibes We came to Le P’tit Cageot on a Tuesday evening, introduced by a local friend — and honestly, we’d have never found this spot on our own. It’s tucked away, unassuming, and exactly the kind of place you hope to stumble upon in France. As our entree, the charred leeks were creative and mouthwatering. The daily special was Coq au Vin, which everyone at the table ordered except for two. It was my first time trying the classic dish, and it didn’t disappoint — fall-off-the-bone tender, rich, and full of flavor. One of those meals that quietly lingers in your memory. The house-made ravioli were gorgeous little pillows, perfectly cooked, while the risotto was creamy, flavorful, and satisfying. What stood out just as much as the food was the staff — incredibly friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. They navigated dietary restrictions with ease and care, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Le P’tit Cageot is one of those places that reminds you why you travel — simple, authentic food made with love, shared in good company. Highly recommend seeking it out if you’re in Antibes.

Very disappointing experience. The service was extremely poor — we were left waiting far too long, and when the food finally arrived it was brought in such a disorganized way that we never got to eat together. The dishes themselves were bland and lacked flavor, and the prices were outrageously high for what we actually got. Overall, not worth it and definitely not recommended.

The food was less than average, especially the appetizers. For the main course, we had cod without any taste and potatoes that tasted like they were from the day before and just taken out of the fridge. Totally overpriced and I don’t recommend the food. The service was good, and the atmosphere was very pleasant.

Came late for dinner and it was just perfect. I had the fish with a glass of wine—delicious, and exactly what I needed. Great atmosphere.

Good quality food and friendly service. We had made a reservation at 7pm and we were glad because the restaurant quickly filled up. We ordered the octopus and veal. Both were cooked very well, with high quality ingredients. You could really see the care and love taken to prepare the dishes. That being said, I was satisfied but not blown away. Crème brûlée was very good as well 😋 Overall would recommend but wouldn’t sweat it if you didn’t have time to try it 👍

Excellent food at a reasonable price. Tasteful details that elevate simple ingredients. The beef and chicken were both soft, flavorful, and perfect to anyone looking for a simple yet elegant meal. High quality wines ranging from $30-$100 a bottle.

We had a sharing platter which was extremely oily and not good at all, especially for €30. The waiter was a bit rushed in recommending the expensive sharing plate without explaining exactly what it was. On the other hand, the pina colada was alright. It’s nice to be down the sea having dinner but the quality isn’t there. We won’t be coming back.

A nice beach club in Antibes. The sunbeds are very comfortable ( 40€ per person, not first row) and the atmosphere is lively. Service was good, welcoming and attentive. The food was alright, it was quiet bland, but definitely not bad. Overall recommend!

It is one of those beaches in Juan Les pins with nice sands and warm water. The food was ok and the service too. The music was very nice. Proper showers and clean toilets are what’s missing.

The service was truly faultless, attentive in every detail yet carried with a quiet discretion that made the whole experience remarkably pleasant. The seafood was of the highest quality, fresh and prepared with real mastery, each flavor standing out without ever overpowering the other. It was a meal that spoke of care, precision, and a respect for fine ingredients. If there was one small imperfection, it was the placing of a table just in front of me, which slightly interrupted what was otherwise a splendid view of the sea. As I did not mention it at the time, it remains only a passing regret. In every other respect, the experience was exquisite and one I would gladly recommend.

We visited Epi Beach expecting a relaxing day at a beach club, but unfortunately, the experience was far from enjoyable. First, we were charged €40 per person just for the sunbeds, and on top of that, we were required to eat at their restaurant—something that should have been optional. The food itself was very disappointing. I ordered a hamburger that was practically inedible. Without asking, the staff brought out guacamole and hummus, which ended up costing us €32 plus extra for fries—not a great start. At the end of the meal, we asked for coffee with sambuca, and instead of including the sambuca with the coffee as typically expected, they brought them separately and charged us €16 each. Completely unreasonable and not transparent. Be very cautious when ordering—our waiter was extremely persuasive and made it very easy to order things without making the pricing clear. This place feels more like a tourist trap than a luxury beach club. Definitely would not recommend based on our experience.

FOOD POISONING: 2/3 of our table got food poisoning from their meals (Sardines and king prawn wok). The setting might be nice but the food quality is dangerous. Ok place for just a drink, but you’re better off choosing somewhere else to eat.

The staff is the best!!! We visit Juan les Pins at least once every year and have visited all the beach clubs. The combination of price, quality and service is best at Epi Beach. We have been here a few days and we have had both lunch and dinner. All great.

Huge artwork with a beautiful meaning. Free to access but you need to find your way. You need to start at the bottom of marina (marina parking) and follow the road/wall that circles marina (along the wall on the right if you face the sea). Once you reach about mid-point, there will be ramp up the wall. It takes you up to an open-air bar, so you just walk through the gate and keep walking past the bar to the statue.

A walk around the marina will find you overlooking the sea and pondering this sculpture. The Nomad is a reflective and inspiring place.

We call him Casper, the friendly ghost 👻... Beautiful viewing spot too.

Great views of the coast and the “mega-yachts”. Great outdoor bar set up with a very cool vibe. Friendly bartenders and staff.

Drove 45 mins to get to Le Nomade in Antibes. Absolutely worth the drive. Reached there at about 8pm and managed to catch the sunset. Le Nomade faces the sea and had a therapeutic walk along the coast line seeing the waves hit the shore. This attraction is out in the open and no tickets are required. This, in my opinion, is worth a visit and thereafter you can visit the Antibes town which is bustling with life.

Beautiful. Have been coming for years and really liked the fact they have a bar and food there now, just a shame that the establishment has turned to the loud techno music you hear in other bars in antibes these days. Not to sound like a killjoy, and I don't know if this is a bid to attract more young people, but I'm in my late 20s and we visit Antibes for the beauty, not to party and have to hear loud music everywhere we go.

This is a fun and easy spot to walk to if you're visiting Antibes! Beautiful views of the water and port. You can walk right up to and inside the sculpture.

I dined at the restaurant situated on the terrace, where the sunset view was truly spectacular, complemented by the charm of the historic building. The staff demonstrated a high level of attentiveness and provided detailed explanations of the menu items in English. The culinary offerings were commendable; however, the desserts were somewhat a bit too sweet for our preferences. The presentation of the dishes was exceptional. Unfortunately, a big wedding event occurred on the same evening, resulting in elevated noise levels that detracted from the serenity of the outdoor dining experience.

I had an excellent dinner at the restaurant La Passagère. It was an unexpected windy night so we all stayed inside. But the ambient was as romantic and dreamy as expected. Very well presented dishes serving by extremely attentive staff. Luca was the one took care of my table. He knows the dishes to every single details. Highly recommended 🤍

My husband and I have dined at many Michelin Star restaurants around the world from Napa to Florida to Italy and France…you get the idea. I would place this bottom 3 experiences we have ever had and I am not that picky to be fair. See there is a delicate balance of trust when you are experiencing fine dining. In the right hands, you are taken on a journey, a dance of pleasure if you will. This experience was anything but that; and more like a feeding trough for animals. Let me continue to set the stage. This was our last meal after a 12 day trip all around the French Riviera. We had the BEST Michelin experience in Nice at Flaveur on night 4. We walked in at 7:30 pm and left at 12:30am. Please note this was a 5hr time frame for 7-9 courses with wine pairing. We also ate at very basic restaurants during our trip. None EVER went less than 2 hrs with drinks and an entree. At La Passagerde, we were finished with a 7 course meal in under 2hrs, including the bill paid. Let me explain why this is an important detail to my 1 star review. Upon arrival we were offered champagne and poured a full glass. We were then given bread and 2 “starter” dishes within 15mins. Have you ever drank a an entire glass of Rosa Champagne and basically half a meal in 15mins? I haven’t!? I was sort of confused and still trusting in the staff and experience since this is a Michelin Star experience. After 30 more mins I had wine glasses stacking up that were half finished and when I excused myself from dish 3; 35 mins later to use the restroom because now I am not feeling so well, my plate was cleared!? No one can enjoy rich and complex dishes with wine pairings at a rapid pace that the staff was setting. It felt like they wanted to turn the table over to hurry and get more people through. It was extremely fake and impersonal with the staff. I lost all trust in the process. Eating here was a race and my husband finished one of my plates because I felt so sick and couldn’t eat another bite of white fish drenched in sauce. I sat there moody and unresponsive to the staff and literally NO ONE ever bothered to ask how anything was or if I was ok…like I was lucky to even be there!? All the plates were fish and so basic. Literally nothing stood out and I was so full by the 3rd course because I ate 5 dishes in 45 mins that everything started to taste bitter. This was like a hotdog eating contest that I never entered… This place reminds me of the Michelin star restaurants where the head chef used to be there but doesn’t go back anymore and the whole place is going down hill. It is a tourist trap at best. If you are accustomed to fine dining and Michelin Star then do yourself a BIG favor and go into Nice and eat at Flaveur where the main chefs are still there and care about the experience. If you have never had a Michelin meal and enjoy eating and drinking like some is going to take your food from you during a 7 course meal that is done in 2hrs (check paid at 2 hrs) then this is your place.

Spectacular. Very pricey but such an amazing experience, incredible food, beautiful wine, highly recommend the bar Fitzgerald for a cocktail before dinner. We watched the sunset in the most beautiful setting, amazing service. It was an absolute fairytail evening that we will never forget

Spectacular meal in a stunning environment. We had the “surprise” menu, 8 courses which was simply stunning. One of the best meals I’ve ever had. That with a view over the bay as the sun was setting. Worth every penny.

La Passagère is an absolute gem! The view over the Mediterranean is spectacular, the cuisine is creative and full of flavor, and the service is impeccable yet warm. A perfect fine-dining experience that beautifully combines elegance, atmosphere, and gastronomy. Truly memorable!

Very nice setting and very welcoming staff. We had a table outside and the view was really nice. The food is nice, we had the seafood menu and I really liked it. The letdown was the service: while they had enough staff, the wait between dishes was very very long: for a 5 course menu we had to stay over 4 hours. Some tables arrived before us and left before us. Given that there are 3 set menus and we didn't take cheese, that's not great. Often you'd see a waiter holding a tray with a table next dishes but no other waiter to serve them out. There's clearly a need for someone to help with the flow of waiters and ensure that no table is left out: finished dishes would stay on our table for 15 minutes

Excellent Italian restaurant in the heart of Antibes. Octopus pasta is phenomenal. Right by the market so post dinner hit the Absinthe bar and forget all your problems.

The restaurant is clean and cozy, with a nice atmosphere. The food is decent but nothing special. Portions are on the smaller side, and the prices feel a bit high for what you get.

3 courses, bread, water, 2 Gin Fizz. €73 . I gave a tip of €7. Well worth it and would go back.

A really nice Italian restaurant in an old town Antibes. If you are looking for a romantic dinner, a quiet/relaxing place for a night. This place is for you! It is great for romantic dinner, dining with family or group of friends. The restaurant has about 10 tables (so make sure you reserve your table in advance and is only open at night. During summer time there will be more tables on the terrace outside (around Mid June-August) Food was good. Service was warm and welcoming. There was only few selection of menu but it was good and gastronomic, love the dessert. Ambience was nice and relaxing. It got some candle light at night. The price is reasonable for its services and ambience. This place has never been too crowed because the booking management of the restaurant so you can sit as long as you like for the night. Since the restaurant is pretty small so it can accept only few guests per night (don’t feel bad if one day you show up at the door and get rejected) so book now!! 👍👍

This is a very nice place with delicious food. Very nice people!

Very nice Italian restaurant in Antibes They were super friendly and the food is really good. Price-quality is correct Do make a reservation before!

Pasta cooked al dente, but the seafood dish tasted like canned mackerel in tomato sauce and the bolognese didn’t taste anything at all. Friendly staff is not enough to make up for the shortcomings. Look elsewhere.

Well worth the visit. There was a temporary change in access road due to work on the coastal path, but the floral and fauna among with the 🦋 and other insects added to the route up. Not too steep but more of a steady climb. Some steps. Tickets at the door. Views were beautiful, and structure well worth the visit. The only negative was that more of the history could be translated in some of the rooms. Highly recommended.

If you’re visiting Antibes and appreciate history, I recommend touring this Fort! The staff was very nice and encouraged taking pictures. The fort itself was a little smaller than I expected and further from the train station than I anticipated, but the walk was very pretty! Bring water if you go on a sunny day.

Very nice. Would have liked it better if we could have walked up to the parapets. It's been basically recreated from what it used to be. Not bad. Frankly I like the walk to it better because the ocean was beautiful. And I did appreciate that the took a lot of time and care to maintain the native flora and fauna.

Old castle located about 1km from the city center. You can walk along the coast or next to the road to get to the fort, wich is a lot shorter. The view from the fort is nice and there are some rooms to visit, but overall there is not much to see.

Beautiful medieval castle. The road to the castle was a bit of a climb, but the view and the historical experience were well worth it.

We enjoyed the lovely sea and city views form the fort and its surrounding park. Once inside, we learned about its importance as one of the first bastioned forts in France and were impressed by its preservation/restoration. It was a pleasant visit with a modest entrance fee, not to mention a charming docent who took lovely, artistic photos of us with our phones.

Really nice view on top of the fort. It is a beatifull 20 minute walk to get on top of the hill. Staff was really welcoming and explained everything cleary.

Very good Pizza, the Chef is very friendly. We will come back. 🤗

Amazing chicken pizza...best thin crust pizza in town... prepared by lovely people 😋

Best thin crust pizza in town. Lovely people and fresh ingredients. Don't forget to try the desserts they are one of the best I had, fully home made, light on sugar fresh in taste.

good flavor! thin crust pizza and the rose was good. everything was well priced.

Excellent pizza at very good prices. Friendly staff, and prompt service.

Delicious affordable pizza in a flash. Great service here and low price pizza! Would come back :)

Absolutely great place! Food gets done fast, taste’s amazing and is well priced. If you are tourists looking for a place to eat… your search is over🤩

The savory crepe was disappointing — it was quite burnt and had a bitter aftertaste. I saw other tables also have the crepe burnt. The cheese was heavy, the salad is oily, made the whole dish quite greasy. The crispy chicken rolled crepe was also not enjoyable, overly oily and the fried chicken is greasy, seemed to be made with low-quality oil. The highlight was the sweet strawberry crepe. It was refreshing and well-balanced. We liked it so much that we ordered another one, and they kindly added three scoops of whipped cream on top. Noted that they put a lot of oil on the plate under the crepe. I in general don’t like oily dish, especially made with poor quality oil. Service was just average — not friendly or attentive.

Really friendly service. They had markers and colouring pages for kids. Food came out real quick. The galettes we had were amazing, especially the chicken mushroom cheese. Beef tartare was so-so wouldn’t order it from here again.

Delicious crepes & lovely staff. We came back twice, once for savory, and again for sweet. My friend's first crepe was a bit too crispy for her liking and they re-did it for her, no questions asked. Excellent customer service.

Lovely little spot in the old town part of Antibes overlooking the markets (which are produce in the morning then switches to arts market in the afternoon). Lots of crepes and traditional galettes on offer as well as pastries and good coffee. Great people watching too!

We had a wonderful breakfast experience here. The menu had great variety. We tried the French breakfast, the Nordique breakfast, and a Nutella crêpe, and everything was fresh, tasty, and beautifully prepared. The portions were just right, and it was a perfect way to start the day. The location is fantastic, just steps away from the Marché Provençal and the promenade, making it super convenient for exploring afterwards. A great spot for a relaxed and delicious breakfast! I’d definitely come back!

In the centre of Antibes just before the market square there is this beautiful place only for crepes. Gallets and crepes are not big enough to feed ourselves. Outside tables are perfect for the sight, even if not well spaced. We spent 54 € for 2 pallets (ham egg and cheese, vegetables goat cheese) 1 crepes (framboise chantilly chocolate), 1 syder, 1 local beer, 1 still water)

I am glad we found this place. It has a great location and there is a large outdoor seating area which affords a good look at this lively town. The staff were friendly. We had an excellent meal; I enjoyed a crepe while my wife had a galette.

Open Wednesdays and Saturdays at the moment. €2 entry to house and gardens. Interesting exhibits concerning the villa and it's grounds. Boutique and tea room was not open.

Beautiful villa and history, gardens are impeccable and looked after. Staff at the front , who sell tickets should learn some manners, was there yesterday and the management of the property should really address how arrogant, rude and racist their staff is. 5 stars for the history of the property

The location and views are great. It’s almost impossible to park nearby. The estate needs renovation and some interior improvements

Such beautiful gardens. Well-preserved and lovely. Wish they were open more often and not just on Wednesdays Saturdays and special days.

Having driven from the UK we stumbled upon Villa Eilenroc during our stay in the area. It was only open on Wednesday and Saturdays whilst we were there. It doesn't seem to be promoted that much and signage isn't prominent... there wasn't any parking so you have to find somewhere on the road and then take a fair walk. Entrance was free when we visited. The staff were very helpful. The French anticovid App and face mask were needed at the time of the visit (November 21) to enter the house. The house and gardens were beautiful and well worth the visit. It felt like we were visiting somewhere special.... would certainly visit again if in the area. A secret gem.

Beautiful garden. Roses, giant ficus, bambous, squirels. With the sea next to it. Really worth it.

Nice historic villa with a great garden with a beautifull view on the " millionairs bay". When open try to catch the sunset!

Service was very good, quick and efficient. Food was hit and miss. The hummus and calamari were amazing. Shrimp and tuna tartare were boff. Place was okay I wouldn’t necessarily make a detour to stop by.

This is the best place in Antibes for lunch. The steaks are delicious, and the people are incredibly friendly and accommodating. We want to come back every day. They treat children like their own. My family and I are delighted!

This was our go-to spot while in Antibes. Perfect for any time of the day. Charming and great for people watching! Decent cocktails and spritzes as well. They also had a gorgeous charcuterie board for late-night which was a lifesaver as we couldn’t get food anywhere else at that time.

Lovely spot open for lunch and dinner. Great food and options for specials. Brilliant for people watching. Staff speak great English and are super friendly.

Impressed with the freshness of the food, we ordered calamari and stone bass fish dish.

In the craziness that is Antibes old town, this was a nice respite. Both servers were very welcoming and spoke excellent English verses my poor French. The gentleman was just awesome! Tons of energy and seemed to really take pride in his service. Great for people watching. The strawberry lemonade was delicious as were the latte frappes, which I had expected to be sweet but were not. Recommended!

Saw a recommendation on a thread and my wife and I were in the area so we decided to try it. We’ve been in France for almost 2 weeks now and while we’ve had good service for the list part everywhere, the staff at Cafe Brun is extremely friendly and accommodating. The owner even came out to help us with making a decision on whether to purchase wine by the bottle or by the glass and he was very helpful and honest with his advice. Food and drinks come out extremely fast and everything was great, Thanks again for the wonderful experience!

Interesting choice of cakes and vegan sweets, but 6,5€ for a small piece of cake isn't really serving all pockets. Sadly! Exclusively affordable for certain classes. The carrot cake is quite moist, but still tastes like a cake you'd have in winter - cinnamon, ginger, orange. Tasty though. Staff was very kind, too.

This place was just amazing. The owner and the staff were so friendly, helpful and pretty cool. It was super easy to make a reservation. They speak english 😅 which was helpful for us. The food was sooo delicious. We really recommend the poke bowl and the dessert. The decoration and the atmosphere there were just perfect for your holiday mood. Thank you Merry Mary

Friendly, cozy, delicious, and calm! Located in the center of Antibes, I would highly recommend this place for special and healthy dishes or even simply a coffee with a gluten-free dessert.

I thought new York had the best bagels until I visited merry Mary. Delicious and soft pan cakes. Highly recommend brunch spot

Nice place to have a brunch and a lunch. Good food and interesting menu. The only thing that I would have liked is that the food to be a little bit warm (especially the potatoes and the aubergines) and not cold or indoor temperature. Otherwise it was perfect!

Very nice place in Antibes old town. Vegetarian and gluten free options, salty and sweet. Bio and home made delicious food and drinks. Apero on Friday and Saturday evening . Staff is very nice and helpful. Amazing chocolate cake ;)

Many vegan options, very good food! A bit expensive though!

Thousands have pushed the button of disappointment. Late September the fresh water showers were turned off by the city. Since then there has been many warm days with hundreds on the beach. I have been amused by this reoccurring event of beach goers trying to get a little fresh water to clean up or cool off, only to be disappointed. They accept the fact that it is off and go about their day. Then one minute later someone else comes by with same results. No one puts up a sign saying "off for the season" or finds a way to turn them back on. I thought french were a vocal people but then I remembered french default to "no" or "that is impossible". So maybe all attempts to get the city to turn the water on have failed or everyone just exepts the reality, knowing the answer is "no" already. At any rate, the city saves a few euros while thousands get to be disappointed and stay hot, salty and dirty. That is life on the beach here in October.

SAND INFO: I don’t normally review beaches but I did a lot of research on where we could find a soft sand beach after arriving in Nice and discovering that their beaches have large river stones. So I just want to save others the time. THIS is is the place. Salis Beach in Antibes has soft sand (not pebbles) and the fine, squishy soft sand at the waterline and in the water. Your other option is Cannes but since we are staying in Nice, Antibes was closer. I’ve included pictures of the sand where people lay out and at the water line. A couple of other things. The water is VERY calm. Almost zero waves. And there are snack shacks all along the beach with tons of options - sandwiches, churros, smoothies, ice cream bars….

Agree with other reviews regarding cleanliness and fine sand. Water had great visibility, was able to see fish of all sizes. Be careful of jellyfish in both shallow and deeper waters.

Clear water, great vibe, beautiful place. Great for a short swimming evening!!

Nice beach overall! Mostly clean, felt like our belongings were safe unattended while we went into the sea, calm waters, and nearby stores, restaurants, and a snack bar.

Nice beach, but if you continue and do the hike trail (Le sentier du Littoral) you will find better one.

Sandy beach with a disability section Highly recommend - especially if you have someone with you that has a disability. Head to the Handiplage section - they have sun loungers and a separate section for those with disabilities. However , you will need to show some evidence of the disability. Coming from the UK, we showed out blue badge and that was fine.

I visited several times during my stay in this Old town of Antibes. First visit at 0730 am no people waiting and lots of selection, but surprised that min. Card payment is €5 - understood we bought the traditional ones Baguette and Croissant tastes good not fantastic. Next visit was about 0930 am waited around 10 min. bought baguette croissant and pain de chocolate - the Baguette tastes very different from the one I bought which many other reviewers pointed out that there is no air-gaps inside so it is more like a scone very denser bread. I like the way of working as they start early and finish early and respect the traditional way of working. They close on Monday and Tuesday. 4.5/5.0 * if you go early, pick among the fantastic selections of breads

What a traditional French bakery is; the good stuff sells out fast; tarte au citron absolutely au point. The darker loaf you can but as a quarter and have it sliced, absolutely delish. The Tarte aux blettes (i think thats how it’s spelled, is moreish and filled with a variety of green veg. Finally the best local croissants and pain au chocolat. well worth the morning dropin and queue.

Great bakery round the corner of our apartment. Lots locals go， queuing to buy the bread👌

During our stay in Antibes we tried as many of the bakeries as we could. Towards the end of our trip this is the bakery we kept coming back to. By far and consistently the best as well as reasonably priced. Limited selection but theirs is on another level. Their croissants are simply amazing. This is the kind of business I like to support. Be sure to get there as early as possible as they will sell out and close at 1pm.

Very small, take away only, bakery. Location is on a very quiet part of the town, far from the busy center. Few tourists or locals about. When we visited, 11am on Saturday, there was no line at all. But yes, supplies were depleted, shelves a bit light, selection meager. The pasadilere was ok, 2E, although the fish taste is not for me, nor the oily paper it comes in. Croissants are good but a tad old. Best to come early. I'm just not sure why this place is famous in Google though. Epi D'Or pastisserie is much better. Bigger, more selection, and a chronic short line into the street. And it's in the bustling part of town.

This was a disappointment. There was a problem with the bulk fermentation of the baguette, either it was too short or there was a problem with the yeast, I've never seen such a brick of a baguette apart from my beginning attempts at baking bread years ago. The pain au chocolat was extremely dry and bready, with only one row of cheap dark chocolate. Maybe this is the place to get a pissaladière, but a baguette or puff-pastry stuff is to be avoided.

The croissant was delicious, the place offers various baked selections

Quiet garden to walk around and enjoy. It was really pretty to see the parasol pines. I did get bit by mosquitos here! Saw a good amount of rose winged parakeets!

A calm place outside the main tourist areas of Juan-les-Pins. There is only a one entrance open - from the south side - look out for Chemin Gustave Raymond. There is no entrance fee as long you are individual and not in a large group. Leaflets and a map are available at the entrance gate. According to it, there are toilettes available on the premise, I haven't verified it. The arboretum and its research work is focused on adaptation of foreign plants to Mediterranean climate and divided into thematic sections shown on the map. They are well described at the paths in French, English and Italian. Apart from that, most of individual trees are labeled with a Latin, French and English name. After a 10-15 minutes walk downhill you can reach the seaside. No cafés or shops inside and nearby the place itself.

Quiet place in Antibes, many interesting trees and history of domestication of subtropical plants. You walk through a garden full of beautiful trees, but it has three weak points - the labels are very austere, there is no drinking fountain and there are many mosquitoes, at any stop you become fast food for these cuddly pets.

The botanic garden at Villa Thuret displays a number of huge trees and palm trees, like huge Eucalyptus (called ghost tree due to the white bark), giant cypresses and som of the largest palm trees. The garden was created by the botanics Gustave Thuret who introduced the palm trees to Cotes D’Azure by climate adaptations starting in the 1850th. Now run by the university, and it is free to visit.

Although most of the plants may not look spectacular to neophytes (like me) this small botanical garden is like a diamond in the rough, hidden in the Cap d'Antibes. It's perfect for a 30 minute meditative stroll. Entrance is free - use access on the chemin Gustave Raymond, as the main gates are locked on the Boulevard du Cap (next to the bus stop).

Lovely little garden with lots of interesting plants and trees. Well worth walking around if you have a car and 30-45 minutes spare and it’s free to enter.

Great microcosm of al sort of plants, with a stunning canope. Amazing escape on the Cap.

Beautiful atmosphere. Accommodating staff. Hospitality at its finest. Picturesque backdrop. What more could you ask for? Also, Luca is fantastic. We had a minor issue with our room not being fully ready upon arrival, and without us even asking he upgraded us to a beautiful room overlooking the water. Amazing. And don't forget to spend some R and R time by the pier. So relaxing.

Staying at Hôtel Belles Rives felt like stepping into a film I never wanted to end. As a movie lover—and someone who’s always been a little obsessed with the glamour of the 1920s—this place was pure magic. Knowing that F. Scott Fitzgerald once lived and wrote here gave the whole experience this dreamy, almost surreal atmosphere. I could honestly picture Zelda dancing barefoot on the terrace, champagne in hand. The Art Deco details, the sea views, the vintage charm—it all feels untouched in the best way, like time has slowed down just for you. I spent hours on the balcony just watching the light shift over the water, imagining scenes from old movies or pages from Tender is the Night. The service was elegant and old-school in a way that’s so rare now—quietly attentive, never overbearing. Dinner by the water felt like something from a classic film, and every corner of the hotel holds so much history and emotion. Belles Rives isn’t just a hotel—it’s a story. And I felt incredibly lucky to be a small part of it, even just for a few nights

Ricardo at the Belles Rives Hotel is truly the warmest and most welcoming person. From the moment we arrived, he greeted us with genuine kindness and made us feel at home right away. His constant positive attitude and friendly smile made our stay more enjoyable. Thank you, Ricardo 🙏🏼💘

We spent an afternoon at their private beach club! Lovely location and pristine views! Staff were also friendly and welcoming and good service overall! However food options are a bit limited and perhaps a bit overpriced , but it’s a place I would visit again!

rooms are small and almost all of the amenities are inconvenient to use. while the reception is warm and helpful but the vallet pakring costs a lot, 50 euros per night. and even the breakfast is poor and the services are awful. the taste of coffees is trash, so I asked to get espresso but the server didnt bring it until I leave the table. After they noticed that I was leaving, then started to show they are brining it. it seems that they did such like that on purpose. worst hotel service ever I have.

What a special place to visit. Everything was exceptional. Rooms were comfortable. The service and attention was excellent. Breakfast on the deck was fabulous. Dinner food was top notch. All the best of Antibes.

My family, friends, and I have been visiting Belles Rives for many years. In fact, my grandparents fell in love with Antibes through this very place, which led to our family acquiring property in the area. That’s why I say this with genuine disappointment, that the standard at Belles Rives has declined severely. Over the past year alone, I’ve visited at least seven times, and each visit has been worse than the last.. from unprofessional service and inattentive staff to poorly made drinks and subpar food. I, myself, have never stayed at the hotel, but I’ve often come for a drink or meal, drawn by the view and nostalgia. Sadly, those are no longer enough. On my most recent visit, on the 24th of June, I came with a friend for a casual drink and something to share. We ordered the burrata with tomatoes, repeatedly confirming with our server that the dish contained no nuts, as my friend has a serious allergy. We were reassured multiple times, and nothing on the menu indicated otherwise, so we proceeded. First, it took 20 minutes to receive our drinks. Then, the burrata arrived, smothered in pesto. We immediately raised the concern, and after another long wait, a replacement arrived. Another waiter kindly offered bread, which never came. Our desserts followed. I ordered the crème brûlée, which turned out to be a cold, jelly-like, oddly flavoured reinterpretation that bore little resemblance to the classic dish. The final disappointment came with the bill, which took 25 minutes to arrive despite the restaurant being nearly empty. A staff member approached with the bizarre and condescending question: “Are you the allergy people?” She then insisted the original pesto was “nut-free,” despite listing pine nuts as an ingredient immediately afterward (a baffling contradiction). Her explanation was confusing and dismissive, and frankly, quite troubling given the seriousness of the issue. We later learned it was our servers first day, and frankly, we felt bad for her. She was clearly unsupported. It’s deeply frustrating to watch a once-loved establishment lose its sense of hospitality and quality. While the view remains beautiful, it no longer justifies the experience; the service, food, and attitude have all fallen well below the standard that Belles Rives once represented. Regrettably, I don’t see myself returning anytime soon.

Amazing food and the cutest sisters who own and run the place! The wine was gorgeous and they paired everything for us so nicely. The food was so fresh and the flavors were amazing especially the steak!

Good choices of wines. We went for the Bandol rose Provence. Food is mainly to share. Not sure why they put five pieces of each if you share … Some guests can be very loud at their table, which impacts the dining experience as the tables are quite close to each other.

Best restaurant in Antibes? Classic French food with a modern twist, a well thought wine list and a cosy atmosphere. The sisters who run it are great hosts, make sure you feel tended to and looked after, always with a warming smile. You won’t be disappointed. Just make reservations. And then go here. You won’t regret it!

We had a booking with only a short window of time before catching our train back to Nice, and they went out of their way to make it work for us. The food was absolutely amazing — I don’t even know how to describe it properly; it’s not just good, it’s on a whole different level

Best restaurant in Antibes with cozy ambience. Highly recommend the orange wine and these menu items: tapioca fritters, beef tartare and the beef stew. Ensure to make a reservation ahead of time as they are always fully booked.

Most wine bars serve food to accompany their wines. But at Jeanne, the food takes center stage alongside the good selection of biodynamic, organic and orange wines. You won't find a menu online because the menu depends on what is available locally that day. Dishes are created with a balance of textures and tastes - making it so enjoyable with wine. Lovely memorable experience; this wine bar thus is a small 'restaurant' and so bookings are necessary - I saw so many persons being turned away!

An absolute joy! The wine and food taste amazing separately and together it becomes magic! The owners are so nice and know so much about the wine. I’d recommend everyone to visit this place if you have the chance to. Especially if you’re in to vin nature. Thanks Jeanne for one of my best food/wine experiences! BR Elin

This is a tiny museum but probably worth the 5 euro admission if you read French and love Roman era artifacts. It only takes about 15 minutes to go through.

A nice small museum if you've got half an hour to spare. An interesting set of Greek and Roman artifacts found in the city. It kind of has a hidden entrance and closes during lunch. Note: Most of the text is only in French, English translations are only available on some exhibits.

Lots of artifacts from nearby shipwrecks. Cool place to stop by only 3 euros per adult.

Arrived 35 minutes before closing. They wouldn't let us in, pointing to sign saying entry closed 30 minutes before closing. When I pointed out that it was 35 minutes before closing, they didn't care. Zero stars for poor customer service.

Very small museum but a few interesting pieces. Go, if you have the bundle pass for all museums in Antibes.

Quite small so maybe a little overpriced at €5 per adult but we did enjoy it. The Roman mosaic was particularly interesting.

Location is very nice, sit in sun see the sea in sunny wind.

Sandy Beach with clear water Very shallow good for family with children Difficult to find parking place No restaurant or toilet

Nice sandy beach, “Lutetia”, clear water, clean sand with good public facilities, showers, trash, lockers and toilets at the municipal beach chair location that is open to the public and they have a few snacks and drinks available, we lucked out and found parking along the beach

Clean beach. White sand. Good swimming. And October to May it's free parking as it's low season. Lots of retirees and fills up after 3 pm. Food shack number 3 (with pink flags) is freindky and delicious and somehow is cheaper than the others.

Easier to access now that the public bars have been renewed, Antibes public beach is a good, traditional way to feel holidays have started. Although it gets crowdy around 12:00, it's still tolerable crowd and generally respectful families.

Lovely sandy beach. Pleasant clear water 23 degrees on July 8. Hot in the d'un. Need an umbrella.

A gorgeous sandy beach, but slim and very busy in the summer, even in the evening. Small waves. The pine trees are wonderful. Toilets are nearby, not sure if free. Loads of restaurants nearby, extortionate, but probably worth going to for the gorgeous location. Love this area!

Beautiful sandy beach where you can take a long walk near the water.

Nice quieter beach than some of the others around. Lovely spot to swim and explore.

We enjoyed very much this beach! So quiet!

Simply stunning. Why pay €30 to €60 to sit on a beach when this little diamond is free. Parking is limited so arrive early, the sand is golden and the sea is clear.

really nice spot for swimming. lovely sandy beach with clean water.

Nice beach where you can see sunset and enjoy the sun during late afternoon. Plus it is a sand beach ! Excellent spot to start canoë / paddle rides as you have a shower to rince it ! When the wind is coming from west, the sea is really calm. There are also toilets and bins, and a nice (small) tower to visit and climb. The only bad point is that the road is really just above and there are not that much parking space around (but you can still come with bike, it is really not far from Juan les pins or Antibes city centre !)

Beautiful serene beach. It gets very crowded in the summer. Wonderful for swimming. In the winter it’s very quiet and too cold to swim, but nevertheless beautiful.

One of the nicest beaches around the cap. Gorgeous. Great vibes in the evening.

I recommend our guests to visit this beautifully hand painted Chapel. It is quite tucked away but worth a visit. Calm and quiet and bursting with colour.

(Translated by Google) An atypical and absolutely magnificent chapel! The unique architecture and original details make this a truly special place. The atmosphere there is both peaceful and inspiring, ideal for recharging your batteries. The surprising decorative elements add to the charm of this extraordinary place. (Original) Une chapelle atypique et absolument magnifique ! L'architecture unique et les détails originaux en font un lieu vraiment spécial. L'ambiance qui y règne est à la fois paisible et inspirante, idéale pour se ressourcer. Les éléments décoratifs surprenants, ajoutent au charme de cet endroit hors du commun.

Discovered this beautiful church last year back again a little oasis of calm

(Translated by Google) Charming little church hidden in an alley in the city center of Antibes. The blue starry vault is magnificent. The tapestry is a little damaged in places. There is a small crypt in which we find a great painting and ancient frescoes. I visited the place during heritage days. (Original) Charmante petite église cachée dans une ruelle du centre ville d’Antibes. La voûte bleue étoilée est magnifique. La tapisserie est un peu abîmée par endroit. Il y a une petite crypte dans laquelle on trouve un super tableau et des fresques anciennes. J’ai visité l’endroit pendant les journées du patrimoine.

(Translated by Google) The Chapelle Saint-Bernardin in Antibes is a historic chapel known for its architectural features and cultural significance. The chapel was built in the 17th century, more precisely in 1669. It was dedicated to the Benedictine monks and is named after Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, an important monk and church reformer. The chapel originally served as part of a monastery and is closely linked to the history of religious communities in Antibes. The Chapelle Saint-Bernardin is built in the Baroque style typical of the period. The facade of the chapel is decorated with ornate details and sculptures that emphasize the religious character of the building. Inside the chapel, visitors will find impressive frescoes depicting biblical scenes and saints. The ornate altars and overall ambience give the chapel a calm and spiritual atmosphere. The chapel is located in the old town of Antibes, close to other historical sites and picturesque streets. Its central location makes it easily accessible and an ideal stop for visitors wanting to explore the surrounding area. As of: September 1st, 2023 *Just as one is born into a language, so is one into a religion. For most people, both are not easy to shake off.* (Original) Die Chapelle Saint-Bernardin in Antibes ist eine historische Kapelle, die für ihre architektonischen Merkmale und ihre kulturelle Bedeutung bekannt ist. Die Kapelle wurde im 17. Jahrhundert, genauer gesagt im Jahr 1669, erbaut. Sie wurde den Benediktinermönchen gewidmet und ist nach dem Heiligen Bernhard von Clairvaux benannt, einem wichtigen Mönch und Kirchenreformer. Ursprünglich diente die Kapelle als Teil eines Klosters und ist eng mit der Geschichte der religiösen Gemeinschaften in Antibes verbunden. Die Chapelle Saint-Bernardin ist im barocken Stil erbaut, der für die Zeit typisch ist. Die Fassade der Kapelle ist mit kunstvollen Details und Skulpturen verziert, die den religiösen Charakter des Gebäudes unterstreichen. Im Inneren der Kapelle finden Besucher beeindruckende Fresken, die biblische Szenen und Heilige darstellen. Die kunstvollen Altäre und das Gesamtambiente verleihen der Kapelle eine ruhige und spirituelle Atmosphäre. Die Kapelle befindet sich in der Altstadt von Antibes, in der Nähe anderer historischer Stätten und malerischer Gassen. Ihre zentrale Lage macht sie leicht zugänglich und zu einem idealen Halt für Besucher, die die Umgebung erkunden möchten. Stand : 01.09.2023 *Wie man in eine Sprache hineingeboren wird, so auch in eine Religion. Beides lässt sich für die meisten nicht so einfach abschütteln.*

(Translated by Google) Small chapel but very pretty, there are paintings at the back of the chapel in a sort of vault too (Original) Petite chapelle mais très jolie, il y a des tableaux au fond de la chapelle dans une sorte de voûte aussi

(Translated by Google) A beautiful little church, with a crypt where they hold a nativity scene every year. (Original) Una bella chiesetta, con una cripta dove tutti gli anni fanno il presepe.

We arrived at the museum around 5pm. The owner said we couldn't visit the museum in 1 hour. Still, we really wanted to visit the museum because the theme interested us a lot. Thankfully, he let us in because what an unique experience and gem this place is! The man was very friendly and made sure all our audio guides were perfectly working. The most important things were explained short and clearly. During the visit, I understood why you need more than an hour for this visit. You just want to discover all the details that's being told about these postcards.. Suddenly the owner came to us to tell us we had an extra 15 minutes after closing time. We were really grateful. It is someone who passionately wants to share his collection out of love. I really recommend this place for people who love collections, history, art, cards, scrapbook etc. ❤️

This was a really interesting little museum. I love postcards and history so if you do too, or even if you just love social history, and can appreciate the art within postcards you will love it. You get a headset with explanations for what you are looking at in each section, which are arranged as collections. You can see how popular different types of postcards were at different times and why there were so important. The staff member was very nice and kind too.

Amazing and very interesting museum!

A truly unique little museum, it covers the history of France since the early 1900s in an unusual and affecting way. It's a labor of love for the owner, who has prepared a very useful, entertaining and idiosyncratic audioguide to his collection. It needs your full attention to really appreciate, I think, but is well worth the effort. Charming!

Amazing experience. I had just listened to a podcast on the study of postcards so this peaked my attention. So happy I went. The postcards were informative and inspirational. I was surprised by how unique and special each postcard was. The curator was so knowledgeable and kind, I loved my time there. We stayed for about 2 hours and we loved every minute of it!

A lovely museum filled with unseen history and life. A great place to gain inspiration and knowledge. I hope that more tourists support local/independent museums, the Picasso museum was nothing in comparison to this gem. Wishing Musée de la Carte Postale the best of luck.

This is the unique place with interesting collection of postcards from all over the world. Some items are really amazing and impressive. For example, transparent or sound cards. We got free audio guides in the entrance with the brief information about each section of the museum, what made our experience even more entertaining. Thanks a lot.

Definitely worth passing by if you are visiting Antibes. Small cute coffee shop giving local vibes and serving both drinks (cold ones perfectly for summer season) and food. In general nice location and quality service. Would recommend.

Very decent cup of coffee. Flat white was on the bitter side but strong and well brewed. Would opt for a cappuccino or latte next time A few tables available outside and a handful inside.

I ordered an ice latte and it tasted like milk. My friend and I got the same order so I’m assuming it wasn’t a mistake. There are far better coffees in Antibes than Nomads. The service was good and the shop is very cute.

Best coffee in town, the beans were medium/light roasted which made it very smooth to taste. My personal favorite was the iced cappuccino!

Excellent coffee (yes they git flat white) and Nice selection of cakes and sweets. Friendly staff. And a very clean toilet :)

Good for coffee break ,inside the castle city and cute atmosfere

Good coffee shop in a really great location! The outdoor seating is perfect for people watching, and it’s seconds from the main covered food market. Wonderful to sit and watch tourist & locals with their petite dogs strolling past along the beautiful cobbled streets. There are seats available inside too. Nomads do all the usual espresso based beverages including a nice strong Flat White. The espresso is strong and bold - very typical for France. And there’s some attempt at latte art which is rare in France. Service was very moody, so don’t expect eye contact or a smile when ordering. The location is excellent so it’s worth visiting.

Perfectly clean water. The beach doesn’t have sand. The only sand is on the volleyball court. Overall almost a perfect beach.

Our favourite beach in Antibes area. Nice sand, beautiful water, small seaside snack shacks, toilets and a gorgeous view of old town Antibes and further in the distance Nice. A little further walk than plage Ponteille from old town however slightly less busy sometimes as a result and more amenities.

Really nice beach, crowded but full of space, I’m posting from here right now 16/08/2025 at 12:15 on a Saturday mid August and it’s just perfect Just be CAREFUL with the JELLYFISH, lots of kids and adults being stung by gigantic jellyfish, also the beach has a lot of kids on it, so if you’re no up to a beach full of kids and family I do not recommend, 100% a family place. Crossing the street there parking but not too much but it’s possible, free at Saturdays and also there is a few food trucks and a water rental place

One of the very good white sand beaches in french riviera.

Nice, clean beach, with white sand and "children friendly". It is reachable by public transport from Antibes, although possible also by walking but probably not the best option considering the temperature during summer. The beach has also a "private" beach but most of it is public. Showers, toilettes and small shops for snacks or drinks available.

A really good beach which is open to public. Just next to parking area so no problem in driving. Not really full of people. Good place to spend time with loved one. Has some snacks shops too.

Lovely sandy beach, with a beautiful views of Antibes and Nice coast. Water is very clear. Parking on the street was easy, but probably full in season.

The 82 bus was late and then took over time to figure out some girls ticket bought online - very upsetting and disappointing as they made 20 people wait because of one girls ticket. It was 15 min late to the airport eventually. Thankfully, it’s arrived 5 steps away from departure lounge.

The bus to Nice airport is a reliable service and I highly recommend it. It arrives at the moment at terminal 2 and then hoop on the tram ( free) ride to terminal 1 in less than 10 mins. The whole journey took less than 30 mins for eur 9. Worth it!

Biggest bus stop in Antibes. Train station is just 2 min walk. You can buy monthly pass from here. Office staff even understand English and are ready to help. But check office timings. Its 7am to 7pm in winters. Most buses going to Nice cannes will come here

The waiting area is clean. However, there are some info outdated. For exempl, the information on some of the tickets is misleading if you wanna buy a ticket at the vending machine. DO NOT BUY A TICKET AZUR AT THE MACHINE. It no longer works with any Envibuses and ZOU expresses as of Jan. 1 2021. If you're unsure about which ticket to buy, go directly to the ticket office.

It's bus station adjoining the train station that connects local and intercity buses. It has a day time ticket office and a covered waiting area for travellers. The schedules displayed on the lcd screens are not accurate for the intercity buses for example the bus 200 to Nice.

Convenient and well laid out for bus connections with buses well signposted. Ticket office had long queues in August, but was able to get tickets easily from vending machines.

A lot of Antibes-Juan les Pins city buses go through this hub, giving easy access to a variety of places. Ticket machines, actual human beings during the day. Very close to the Antibes railway station, which you can reach by using a bridge (heading towards the sea, not inland).

What a fun experience! The hats are a great touch! The cellar area is nice and cool and a great escape from the heat outside. We loved learning about absinthe. The decor is awesome!

Went here during a group tour of Antibes. We were all able to try absinthe. The experience itself was fun (with the water tripping onto the sugar and such), but what I really enjoyed was the atmosphere of the bar. I would come back simply for that. It reminded me of fun speakeasy bars I have been to in nyc. Since we were on a tour we didn’t get the usual service but the man who greeted us was kind and also let us look at the chartreuse bar next door as well. Along with the bar, there is also a souvenir shop where they sell absinthe and other culinary goodies.

Super fun and unique bar in the centre of Antibes old town. Great vibes, live music and the fun experience of trying absinthe if you want to. They also have plenty of other drinks choices! Great cocktails. Every time we come here we have a great night. It's always busy, full of energy, with everyone singing and having a good time. Highly recommend!

We had an absolute blast at this bar! We had read the reviews about the infamous hostess Rebecca and sure enough, everyone was moved around a few times once in to make room for new people and leavers - it’s pretty squashed in there with table service and everyone gets rotated unless in the corners so just expect this to happen to you and you won’t be offended when it inevitably happens ;) just part and parcel of being in there when it’s rammed. The atmosphere was brilliant (live music on a Saturday night), drinks good, a really unique bar, loved it.

Crazy damn time. Drinks are 8-15€, loved the experience. definitely check this out, might be a wait time to get in but it’s worth it. no ac and it’s small inside but it’s a vibe

Such a fun bar, great crowd of people (slightly older and not drunken 20 year olds), everyone happy and singing along to the live music which was fantastic! If you’re one of the lucky ones not to wait in line and not to get kicked out by the grumpy old waitress you’ll have the best night. She actually adds to the atmosphere, it’s comical how rude she is! I can completely understand the 1 star reviews, if you cop her wrath you’re in for a bad night. Other staff were super friendly though.

this was a SUPER fun night. get ready for those of dancing, signing & great people watching. the woman that runs this place is a machine & she runs a tight ship. be prepared to be moved around quite a bit, especially on the weekends. it’s a super great vibe, for all ages. it’s fantastic HIGHLY recommend

We (3 adults and our dog) stayed at Hotel Juana one week in August and had a fantastic time. The service from front desk, valet, concierge, bar, restaurant, housekeeping etc. was superb. Very professional, friendly and helpful. The kind of service you want in a boutique first class family run hotel in a top holiday spot. They always had an eye for our dog too. The hotel even offers dog dinners and massages. Location nice and just a step away from the beach club. Lounge, restaurant, bar and terrace very beautiful decorated. Food very good. The rooms are nice, comfortable and clean, bathroom design a bit old fashioned but purely personal. Fitness and spa need a serious upgrade in design and equipment. However this might not an issue for many as you are at the Côte d’Azur with so many other things to do than fitness/spa. Highly recommend Hotel Juana and we will be back.

A classic hotel 🏨 in a great location plus bonus access to their sister property the “Belle Rives” a short walk away right on the water. Shout out to Romain who made our stay easy and memorable — definitely recommend this hotel if staying in Antibes or if you want to avoid the crowds in Cannes

A Stylish Gem with an Incredible Concierge – Hotel Juana, Antibes We had an amazing stay at Hotel Juana – a beautifully eclectic boutique hotel that blends historic charm with a fresh, curated style. The building itself is full of character, with an old elevator that runs up the centre like a time capsule in the best way. Everything feels well thought out – from the design details to the relaxed yet refined vibe. The pool area is a real highlight – a great space to unwind, and it’s fully serviced with food and drinks which makes it easy to spend an entire afternoon there. The restaurant at the front of the hotel also deserves a mention – great energy, good food, and a buzzing atmosphere that draws both guests and locals. But the real standout from our stay was Roland, the concierge. He didn’t just make our stay better – he made our whole trip. We’d been trying for weeks to get bookings in Eze and Paris with no luck, and Roland worked his magic to lock them in for us effortlessly. He’s knowledgeable, warm, and goes above and beyond – a true pro who understands what luxury service is all about.

Hotel so ready for an update The common areas are lovely but the lifts, hallways and room aren't great. Staff are mixed. Some lovely some no so much. Great location

I would absolutely avoid this hotel. Their presentation is entirely misleading. The picture they show is edited to erase surrounding buildings (see street view screenshot attached). They mention a « secret garden » that is nowhere to be found. They pretend to be « in the middle of the pinède », which is nothing more than a shabby public garden across the road. The swimming pool is in a prison yard next to the road. Service is average and rooms feel like they go back to the 80s. The Juan beach is a giant construction site. To top it all, not their responsibility, but you get families with babies crying to complement the traffic noise from the road that’s right outside the terrace. Net net, you get none of the good of the south (sea and outdoor experience) and all of the bad (attitude, dirt, cramped spaces)

Stayed here during the Cannes Yachting festival week. Paid close to 900 euros per night (admittedly the rate was probably very high due to the boat show). Although the hotel is very nice, I was disappointed given the 900 euro nightly rate I paid, definitely not up to the standard of other comprables. The breakfast was especially poor.

This hotel is a gem of a place. The staff were absolutely amazing, so helpful, happy, approachable and very professional 👏 the customer service was 💯 definitely would recommend The Juana Hotel 🌟

Down the winding steps we entered the subterranean mayhem that is the Absinthe bar, we had the recommended shots of Absinthe, we were tightly squeezed into the corner, like old wans in a bingo bus, the guy on the piano was excellent and had the whole place hopping, great night

It's such an interesting place. We had a couple of cocktails. And nice talk to staffs. Worth to pay a visit even if you don't drink absinthe. It has a very artistic and beautiful atmosphere. Loved the detail of decorations. And drinks are fantastic too.

Such an amazing experience. There's a shop upstairs and a bar down the stairs. It's a super cool vibe, I went there quite early, but was still super cool. Will definitely be back. There is a wide selection of absinthe to choose from, and the super friendly and knowledgeable staff will help if you have any questions. I recommend the Absinthe Superior. Was really delicious. You can also purchase the drinks upstairs if you found one that you liked.

Excellent quirky museum in a small side street just off the covered market. Not obvious but its hidden away at the back of a shop selling Absinthe. To find it walk to the back of the shop and then down a flight of stairs. The whole bar is underground with parts dating back to Roman times. There's a collection of Absinthe and the special water fountains used with sugar cubes when drinking Absinthe. The owner is very helpful and knowledgeable. Very worth a visit.

Quirky absinthe bar in the basement of a corner building in old Antibes. Packed full of character and loads of old absinthe glassware. Absinthe is an acquired taste, but go for the experience and pretend you are in some 1800’s Parisienne bar or the Moulin Rouge. There was a nice chap playing guitar and singing.

Magic place ,Amazing museum don the stairs ,and big choice of ABSINTH ,PERFECT MAGIC PLACE

Incredible spot. I was in awe the whole time and ended up liking absinthe from this experience. (The sugar definitely helped) also, the tourist store on the corner of the absinthe spot has great post cards with illustrations of the bar interior! I snagged one!

Beautiful square centered by a historical landmark. Good restaurants all around and a platform for "free & public" musical performance.

Fantastic atmosphere, good restaurants and a lovely vibe. There are four restaurants that have tables in the square, so lots of choice. The live music and entertainment is great! Be prepared to contribute to them with a few Euro when they come round. I found that the waiters assumed that whatever you give them over the bill amount is a tip, so don't expect change if you pay with cash! The square itself is lovely.

Very nice location. Good vibe and views. A tourist area worth visiting.

Great Plaza with tons of restaurants

Nice looking square.

Dinner places at the square with performances

Nice relaxing square. The town overall is very quaint and pretty.

Nice to see sunset!

(Translated by Google) I came there in the evening and while I got there I saw a lot of huge rats running right along the sidewalk. At first I thought it was some kind of animal like a marmot - they were so big. Then I saw one right next to me and ran away in horror. (Original) Я пришла туда вечером и пока дошла видела много огромных крыс, бегающих прямо по тротуару. Сначала я подумала, что это какой-то зверек типа сурка- такие они были большие. Потом увидела одну прямо возле меня и в ужасе убежала.

(Translated by Google) Also wonderful just for strolling and looking and marveling. A good walk across the harbor area. The great yachts you can touch. Everything is so normal, no fences or barriers. Right near the old town. However, it was quite windy here. (Original) Auch nur zum Bummeln und Schauen und Staunen wunderbar. Ein guter Spaziergang über das Hafengelände. Die tollen Yachten zum Anfassen nah. Alles so normal, keine Zäune oder Sperren. Direkt in der Nähe der Altstadt. Bei uns allerdings ziemlich windig.

(Translated by Google) the port of billionaires just magnificent boats splendid it smells of luxury it smells good of the Côte d'Azur also the prices also everything is beautiful really but don't expect to place your boat there or with a lot of means or by being of a fishing family for 1000 years (Original) le port des milliardaires juste magnifique des bateaux splendide ça sent le luxe ça sent bien la Côte d'Azur aussi les prix aussi tout est beau vraiment mais n'espérez pas y placer votre bateau ou alors avec beaucoup de moyens ou en étant d'une famille de pêcheur depuis 1000 ans

(Translated by Google) Great place to stroll and take photos (Original) Прекрасное место чтобы прогуляться и сделать фотографии

(Translated by Google) Beauty ♥️ A touch of history, lots of sights but also fun. A really great day for me here ♥️ (Original) Nádhera ♥️ Nádech historie, spousta památek ale také zábavy. Za mne opravdu skvělý den zde ♥️

(Translated by Google) Very interesting for fishing enthusiasts and professionals! Cover up, not much shade. .. (Original) Très intéressant pour les amateurs et professionnels de la pêche ! Se couvrir, pas beaucoup d'ombre. ..