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The script may be incomprehensible, but the production is terrific.
Read full expert reviewRoom at the top: high rise setting for high class cuisine.
Read full expert reviewWarning: take a table here and you may never want to leave.
Read full expert reviewCan a place be both friendly and hip? Yes it can. Here’s the proof.
Read full expert reviewYou want a real French bistro? You want change from 20 quid? Follow me in.
Read full expert reviewEnough of crowds, enough of bling – we’ve got to get ourselves back to the garden.
Read full expert reviewUnfashionable, unshowy and off-centre, so please don’t go. (I want to keep it to myself.)
Read full expert reviewThey sell shellfish near the seashore (and they’ve been doing so for 57 years).
Read full expert reviewIf Garibaldi were still alive, he’d be eating here. Certainly.
Read full expert reviewWhat’s all this zen? (Or how to keep your capital of cool on a hot beach.)
Read full expert reviewThe height of good taste: we have lift-off (or a lift up, anyway).
Read full expert reviewThere are real people in Monaco - and this is where they eat.
Read full expert reviewFrom the hip heights of Cannes catering, the views are outstanding.
Read full expert reviewVintage eating in Cannes’ coolest wine bar.
Read full expert reviewThe oldest restaurant in town shows little sign of ageing.
Read full expert reviewThe ice-cream cometh - in 94 different flavours.
Read full expert reviewAmong the best beach restaurants in Cannes, and certainly the peachiest.
Read full expert reviewYou should Coco: fish fulfilment – and a legend on the rocks.
Read full expert reviewPumpkin provides a port of call for vegetarians.
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