The beautiful seaside gem of Nice has lots to see and do and is the kind of pretty place with surprises around every corner that is just made for getting a little lost and wandering around: who knows what you might stumble upon?! However, especially in the summer months, all that exploring can leave you tired, parched, too hot, and in need of a sit-down before you head back out for round two. To help you regain your energy so you can see more of the city, we have put together a list of ten of the cutest cafés around that are the best places to relax and grab a coffee or a snack to keep you going. If you have found a vacation rental in Nice, these are more of the cafés that you need to know about...
6. Bao.Lab, 39 Rue Pastorelli
Bao.Lab is a bright and cosy space that offers a menu of healthy bites, cakes, pastries, and a wide selection of coffees, teas, and other drinks. With big windows, white walls, light wood tables and chairs, and leafy plants, it is a light-filled place that is ideal for relaxing as you go about your day.
6. Bao.Lab, 39 Rue Pastorelli
Bao.Lab is a bright and cosy space that offers a menu of healthy bites, cakes, pastries, and a wide selection of coffees, teas, and other drinks. With big windows, white walls, light wood tables and chairs, and leafy plants, it is a light-filled place that is ideal for relaxing as you go about your day.
7. Caffè Vergnano 1882, 11 Rue Halévy
This Italian-style café is a perfect place to grab an espresso or an Aperol Spritz or a pastry or a combination of those things and to sit outside among a chattering crowd reclining at tables under umbrellas or inside the cool interior.
8. Café Frei, 52 Rue de France
Colourful and cheerful, this spot is an excellent shout for speciality coffees from France, Italy, South America and more, as well as hot chocolates, juices, cocktails, wines, delicious cakes, pastries, sandwiches, salads, and more.
9. Pâtisserie Serge Serain, 7 Place Garibaldi
Over fifty years old, this little gem is where to get your pastries if you're serious about your cakes and sweet tooth.
10. Marc De Café, 5 Rue Colonna d'Istria
Tucked down a little side street, this cute little café is a nice place to get away from it for a couple of moments before jumping back into your exploration of the city...
So, now that you know where to go to get your coffee, you basically have your trip to France planned, what are you waiting for?