Restaurants in the Centre of Town - Great Places to Eat in Cannes
La Serviette Blanche
Places to eat in Cannes
This is a hidden gem, extraordinary, and the only one in town. It is a private home - just behind the Croisette - owned by professional chef Eliane Muskus who takes bookings for lunch, Sunday brunch or dinner for six people - either in one group or you can join other guests at the table. The room is cool, the chef welcoming, and the food is divine... top notch as we English say. It is the perfect private dinner venue for a special occasion, an important business meeting or for something just different and out of the ordinary. NB It is two flights up (not steep), no lift. Eliane can also take up to 10 people for a relaxed evening - with delicious "small plates" (think tapas/mezze) to tempt the palate.
Bookings are by internet through the website www.laservietteblanche.com
Eliane is also available as personal chef in villas and on yachts.
Bookings are by internet through the website www.laservietteblanche.com
Eliane is also available as personal chef in villas and on yachts.
Dining in Cannes
Casa Mia - bar & restaurant 1930's house with garden in the centre of Cannes. Open evenings only from 7.30pm until 2am - don't look for a sign there isn't one. The bar has a DJ and you can dine in the restaurant or garden. You can find it at 7 rue Marceau (north of the rue d'Antibes) 04 93 38 93 93 or see www.casamia-cannes.com La Chunga Bar & Restaurant Rare! Cannes all night restaurant - open until 5am. An institution in the town and has recently been taken over by two of Cannes' great nightlife entrepreneurs so you can expect even greater things. Live music and a real fun atmosphere for all ages. At La Brouette de Grande-mère, at 9A rue d'Oran, there is a fixed price menu which consists of an aperitif, a sausage of mountain (terrine actually), dill marinated salmon with a glass of iced vodka, a choice of main courses - beef, lamb, rabbit or fish - and a dessert together with a half bottle of Provence wine per person, for 35€.Telephone: 04 93 39 12 10 |
You could be forgiven for walking past the entrance and be unaware that it is L'Affable Restaurant. Once through the doors you are welcomed into a smart, modern and comfortable restaurant. Regulars know it well and come here to enjoy lunch or dinner. Souffles are the restaurant's signature dish, both savoury and sweet. There are lunch and dinner menus and à la carte. 5 rue La Fontaine (turn right off rue d'Antibes, going east, after Darty). O4 93 68 02 09 You really do need to book. Email: laffable@wanadoo.fr See www.restaurant-laffable.fr In and around Place Commandant François Lamy, off rue d'Antibes, there are a number of good restaurants where you can eat inside or out. Chic Italian restaurant Il Viaggio at 11 rue d'Oran has tables actually on the square. Tel: 04 93 99 48 52. |
Open from 12pm all day until 11.30pm Le Riad is a Moroccan restaurant with a difference - customers are entertained by a belly dancer without having to pay un bras ou une jambe for their meal. 6 Impasse Florian Tel: 04 93 38 60 95 (closed Sunday) Website: www.restaurant-le-riad.fr Sea Sens Restaurant Cannes Sea Sens Restaurant
The restaurant of the Five Hotel & Spa, is on the top floor. Having eaten there we can highly recommend the food, the staff and the location. Set lunch menu and a la carte. 22 rue Bivouac-Napoleon. The food crosses continents, with strong Asian overtones.http://www.koktail.fr/seasens/restaurant/en/events/ |