A freshly baked buttery croissant and a good coffee is a real treat when on holiday in France. For some reason it makes us feel almost 'French' as we sit back and relax at a café on the Promenade des Anglais, watching the sun come up over the Baie des Anges and checking out the morning joggers as they trot past.
For a taste of real Nice and a bit of different breakfast, you can head to the Provençal market and get a slice of delicious socca, (a chickpea crepe cooked in a wood-fired oven and sprinkled lightly with pepper). A Niçoise speciality, this rustic delicacy is an excellent reason on its own to move to France and never leave (although you’re guaranteed to miss proper bacon if you do so).
Nothing beats a long, lazy Sunday brunch with family or friends where you can eat good food, enjoy great company and get your caffeine fix for the day. We have a few favourites, although this is just scratching the surface of the great places to eat in Nice.






























