Restaurant Le 69 Garden - Cannes

For those who don't understand the reviews below....;)This restaurant is kind of hidden, whic I always like – as I find the touristy streets horrendously expensive and never what I want. Off the beaten track is always where you find the hidden gems and this is definitely what we found here. Not too expensive and they make really good, honest food. Definitely go there!

Très bon restaurant – ça mérite y aller.There is a lot of choice in Cannes, and sometimes there can be too much when it comes to restaurants. Therefore, when one finds a place off the beaten track, where the food is good, service is nice and the ambiance excellent, then it's worthwhile marking this down for more than one visit.This restaurant opened last year, and my wife and I ate said that we should try it out when next in Cannes. So, on Wednesday 30 June, we went there with a French friend.We all had Escargots for starters, and then ate a mixture of pasta and duck for our main courses. We ordered a lovely Provençal Rosé and to finish, we chose desserts from their trolley - all homemade.The garden was lovely. I'm only sorry I didn't take my camera with me so I could upload shot photos. The next time.For three courses by three people, a bottle of wine and two coffees, total cost was €116.00.

A great value for money (rare in Cannes) in a family atmosphere and a warm decor: 52 euros, two with a main dish, one 1/2 of an excellent rosé, and a gourmet coffee that deserves its name: excellent coffee, good homemade apple pie, firm milk chocolate mousse, biscuit covered with hot chocolate, whipped! The kitchen is at home, not frozen.

Excellent welcoming the atmosphere and rabbit dishes with mustard and gourmet coffee. I highly recommend. Small precision is the bistrot broc and not the 69 garden

Super!