Seaside Cafe - Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

Choices of meals were mostly pizza, salads and desserts. €18 for main & dessert. We each had different meals and the food was exceptional. Waitress we had was really helpful and spoke good English. Lovely venue just above the harbour with great views, fireworks were at harbour approximately at 22.30, and although we'd finished eating she kindly suggested we could stay in our outdoor seats and enjoy the fireworks. Definitely a perfect evening, food and staff. Thank you

You cannot call it pizza because it does not taste like one (also thanks to super thick and cheap unidentified cheese)You cannot call it brochette de veau because it is cold and burnt at the same time. You cannot call them chips because they are randomly cooked and raw. There is simply no inexpensive enough to leave this place feeling good and satisfied. And no credit cards accepted, no comment.

This little outdoor cafe is loaded with ambience, but once I saw the tiny hole-in-the-wall restaurant it is part of, I was not expecting much. We had already ordered pizzas to share when I saw the "kitchen" which is really only what looked like a grill and a microwave, so I was expecting a heated up frozen pizza. To our pleasant surprise, the pizzas were delicious and the green salads we ordered were fresh and a perfect complement for the "za".Sometimes appearances can be deceiving!

Service a bit slow, probably because only one person attending 8 tables. Coffee was nice and hot, croissants were delicious

My husband and I had lunch in this restaurant in the end of August. It was a very hot day. The outdoor sitting area was well shaded. My husband had Salad Chef, I had chop milanaise. His salad was Ok, my chop was very dry, very chewy, simply overcooked and had very little taste. Still, the location and the view from the terrace were very nice.