Menu - Toi & Moi

Highly recommend this restaurant to the tourists of Nice who like a bit of adventure.It's a 10 minute walk from the Cours Saleya, through the Promenade du Paill... read more Highly recommend this restaurant to the tourists of Nice who like a bit of adventure.It's a 10 minute walk from the Cours Saleya, through the Promenade du Paillon, past historic buildings like the 200 year old Lycée Masséna and a bird shop that has been there for 100 years. Look for the red awning. Your reward for escaping the tourist center, is that you experience a neighborhood restaurant staffed by people who are welcoming, fun, gay friendly, and, best of all, purveyors of home cooked, delightful food and wine (full bar too). Don't speak great French? Don't worry. It's a great place to practice (you can always revert to English).Lunch is popular with locals. Dinner is a relaxed affair and you may not need a reservation. Prices are reasonable. Dishes are eclectic and Italian influenced. We've been here a dozen times and always left laughing.In Italy, Toi & Moi would be tucked away in a lesser piazza, frequented by locals and open armed for any guest.

We used to come to 5 Rue Gioffredo when it was a different restaurant. While we liked that place a lot, we LOVE Toi & Moi even more! The food is so delicious an... read more We used to come to 5 Rue Gioffredo when it was a different restaurant. While we liked that place a lot, we LOVE Toi & Moi even more! The food is so delicious and so thoughtfully prepared. As a vegetarian, I basically told them what sounded good on the menu and they custom made a dish that was out of this world! And, the menu changes completely every week. We can't wait to see what they cook up next!!I would suggest you try Toi & Moi ASAP as this new restaurant won't stay a secret for very long. With food this delicious and service this friendly, it is going to quickly catapult to the top of every 'best of' list in Côte d'Azur!p.s., I've added a photo in an attempt to highlight just how generous the portions are, but it fails to accurately represent. Suffice it to say, go hungry!