Mediterranean cuisine restaurants Alpes-Maritimes

This pizzeria is ideal for a great evening among friends. The dishes are varied from salad to pizza, but they're all garnis, so you'll need to know good choices on the order, not to finish your meal! A very friendly atmosphere.

Situated on Bellevue Square, the Piazzetta cultivates the softness of living in Italian in its restaurant, which has a beautiful interior hall made of old stone and exposed beams and a lively terrace. Andrea Stradella, the Italian chef from the city of Alba, offers a traditional Italian cuisine card with his antipasti, pasta, risotto and Italian products. One is tempted by a risotto carnaroli went milanese, a "tonnato al versa (pavé tuna, calf moss), a coquelet stuffed with sausages and plums or a pizza bianca. On the sweet side, we are still in the purest transalpine tradition: Cotta…. with walnut, semifreddo and….

After winning over lovers of fine wines at Le Glouphile and fish enthusiasts at La Table Marine, Romain has now embarked on the art of pizza excellence, while maintaining the same philosophy: here, the ingredient is king! The pizzas are made with the finest dough, using 100% sourdough and truffle wheat flour from the Saint Géry farm. The raw materials are rigorously sourced: basil and tomatoes from Vesuvius, anchovies from Cantabria, Pata Negra ham. Take a seat at the bar around the pizza oven for an immersive experience, or opt for a table in the brick-walled dining room.

A new address to explore for lovers of Lebanese cuisine. Here, everything is prepared with care, homemade spirit and unique savoir-faire. The flavors of the Mediterranean and Lebanon intermingle at the whim of the chef's recommendations. You'll be seduced by the diversity of flavors: mezzés and hummus blend with tabbouleh, not forgetting Knefeh, the emblematic dessert that charms the taste buds. This restaurant fully embodies Lebanese values, where the art of living, legendary hospitality and generosity reign supreme.

Along Cagnes-sur-mer's pleasant pedestrian promenade, you'll find a whole host of restaurants. Opposite the two "pointus", the traditional fishing boats emblematic of the Mediterranean, one establishment stands out: Gusto. Despite the tourist crowds, you'll always be greeted with a smile. The pizzas and Italian dishes are also worth a detour: special mention goes to the scallop carpaccio and the many truffle specialties! A great place to soak up the sun.