Café de Turin
about 75 minA seafood brasserie on Place Garibaldi, open since 1908, known for oysters and seafood platters.
Café de Turin is a seafood brasserie on Place Garibaldi; its own page dates it to 1908. Its listing describes oysters, seafood platters and fish soup, with sidewalk seating and a takeaway counter. It is open 10 am to 10 pm every day, with the kitchen from noon. Reviews mention oysters, mussels, prawns and sea snails.
What to do there- Eat oysters and a seafood platter
- Taste the fish soup
- Try the sea snails (bulots)
The Port5 Pl. Garibaldi, 06300 NiceBest: lunch, dinnerWebsite ›On the map ›Something wrong?
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Chez Pipo
about 60 minA Nice socca house near the port, cooking the chickpea pancake in a wood-fired oven for nearly a hundred years.
Chez Pipo specialises in socca, the Niçois chickpea pancake, cooked over a wood fire; the tourist office says the tradition has lasted nearly 100 years and that socca is eaten with the fingers. Its listing gives lunch and dinner Wednesday to Sunday, closed Monday and Tuesday. Reviews mention socca, pissaladière, Swiss chard pie and pan bagnat.
What to do there- Eat wood-fired socca with your fingers
- Try the pissaladière or the Swiss chard pie
The Port13 Rue Bavastro, 06300 NiceBest: lunch, dinnerOn the map ›Something wrong?
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La Socca d'Or
about 60 minA restaurant in the port district serving socca, pissaladière and other Nice specialities for lunch and dinner.
La Socca d'Or serves socca pancakes, pissaladière pizzas and other specialities of Nice, says its listing. It is open for lunch and dinner on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday to Saturday, and closed Wednesday and Sunday. Reviews mention socca, pizza, pan bagnat and Swiss chard pie.
What to do there- Order the socca
- Try the pissaladière or the Swiss chard pie
The Port45 Rue Bonaparte, 06300 NiceBest: lunch, dinnerOn the map ›Something wrong?
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Port Lympia
about 45 minThe harbour of Nice, ringed by Venetian-coloured buildings, with yachts, fishing boats and a lighthouse.
Nice's harbour, Port Lympia, is surrounded by Venetian-coloured buildings, with boats and a lighthouse, says its listing. French Wikipedia calls it the city's pleasure-boat harbour, with more than 500 moorings. It is an open quayside and no source states opening hours. Reviews mention yachts, traditional fishing boats and the tram.
What to do there- Walk the quay past the Venetian-coloured buildings
- Look at the yachts and the traditional fishing boats
The Port06300 NiceBest: afternoon, golden hour, morningOn the map ›Something wrong?
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