Places in Nice

Restored belle-époque hotel with the SEEN rooftop over the bay

A 1987 family neighbourhood brasserie in the western Magnan district

The cult Nice-born cycling brand's flagship café and concept store

Specialty coffee and brunch near the old town

Nice's oldest coffee roaster, three generations since 1925

A 1952 family Niçois institution at the top of Fabron hill

Socca pilgrimage near the port since 1923

Design-led all-day brunch and coffee a step from Place Garibaldi

Market-driven slate cooking between the Matisse and Chagall museums

Bakery, tearoom and brunch institution since 2012

Craft cocktails in a former fishing cabana

Sélim M'Nasri's spice-route one-star table behind Port Lympia

The 1966 Place Rossetti glacier with 90-plus flavours

Two-Michelin-star travel cuisine by the Tourteaux brothers

17th-century convent reborn as a Riviera sanctuary

Boutique hideaway built into the Castle Hill cliff with a rock-set pool

A 25-key Belle Époque boutique hotel on the Cimiez hill

Belle Époque artist-rooms hotel with a jungle garden

Aurèle Gasperoni's solo tasting kitchen in the Petit Marais

Japanese chef's long-running French table

A hidden tearoom and Italian table beneath the Régina palace

Long-running Lebanese kitchen off Place Masséna

Early-20th-century seafood institution on Malausséna

Locals' bakery for croissants and flans

Nicole Rubi's celebrated Provençal table by the Opéra

Chef-owner Alexandre Belais's Mediterranean reference on the port

Brothers' laundromat-turned-natural-wine kitchen in the old town

Market-driven bistro by Nicolas Mendjisky, opposite the hall

Cheese, natural wine and fondue in a 16th-century vaulted cave

Chef-owner José Orsini's 25-year bistronomic seafood room on Quai Lunel

Hyper-local cooking and a cult natural-wine cellar near the Negresco

The pink-domed 1913 belle-époque palace, still independently owned

Mediterranean dining on a rock-pillar former diving platform

One-star creativity from chef Samuel Victori

Refined Franco-Japanese cooking by two sisters

Nice's first izakaya, natural wine and small plates

Belle-époque confiseur and chocolatier opposite the Opéra since 1820

Nice's 1934 roaster's bar behind the Gare du Sud

The real Niçois produce market under the old railway

Italo-Argentine couple's one-star room in the antiques quarter

1885 Italian-style opera house at the gateway to the old town

Mediterranean-meets-South-America raw fish bar by the Opéra

South African chef Jan Hendrik's intimate one-star room on the old port

Specialty coffee inside a dried-flower atelier

Peruvian-Mediterranean cocina near the port

100% local lunch room for true Niçois home cooking

Three-generation Niçoise pâtissier-chocolatier on rue Bonaparte

1921 covered market hall: cheese, charcuterie, butchers, catch

The morning produce-and-flower market that feeds the old town

Tokyo-style tavern by France's sushi champion

Nice's antiques village: 36 dealers and art galleries by the port