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The Best Restaurants in Nice
You want to go all out? Here are the best places to eat in Nice. Remember
that you'll get the best deals at lunch--up to 30% off the price of
a dinner menu.
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Jouni
Palais de la Réserve
60, bd Franck Pilatte
04 97 08 29 98 - 04 97 08 14 80 |
| Nice gourmets were worried
when Jouni (pronounced yooni) moved his place of culinary
wizardry from the Old Town to his new headquarters overlooking
Nice's Old Port. Consternation unwarranted. The Michelin-starred
restaurant has an elaborate and adventurous selection on the first
floor and a lower-priced bistro on the ground floor. |
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Le Ane Rouge
7 quai des Deux Emmanuel
04 93 89 49 63
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| A long-time classic, the chef here showcases local
products.The interior is elegant and the terrace has lovely view
of the port. |
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Chantecler
Hotel Negresco
37 Promenade des Anglais
04 93 16 64 00.
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| It's Michelin star is well-deserved.
Since September 2007, this venerable establishment in the splendid
Hotel Negresco is headed by a new chef, Jean-Denis Rieubland. Even
though the average age of the lunch crowd seems to be in the triple
digits, the new chef is introducing more modern touches to the
menu. |
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La Petite Maison
11 rue Saint-François-de-Paule
04 93 92 59 59 |
| Visiting celebrities (and
resident ones too) make a point of dining in this discreet dining
room. The flavours are decidedly Mediterranean as the menu on the
website indicates. Notice that there are no prices listed. If you
have to ask. . . |
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L'Aphrodite
10 bd Dubouchage
04 93 85 63 53
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Chef David Faure likes contrasts:
sweet vs. savoury, crunchy vs. smooth, local vs. exotic. The result
is outstanding and the lunch prix-fixe menu is the best value in
town. |
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