Let alone the venue, you may like it or not, question of personal tastes. What is worth attention, is it's owner, extremely rude and mean lady, who's barking as a rabid dog. Hospitality is not her vocation, I'd rather say a prison guard. Be aware and don't ruin your stay in a wonderful village of Antibes.

We dined here several times. What stands out most is the exceptional service from Estefano who made us feel very welcome and took care of all of our needs. Nice drinks and eclectic selection of food. Lovely location and able to sit under vines and watch the world go by. Thank you Estefano for two great evenings.

Amazing restaurant with amazing service! Our favourites were the crème brûlée de foie gras and the oysters with aioli. Would recommend to everyone.

Lovely small restaurant. Crème brûlée du foie gras curry as starter was delicious. Main very nice as well.

I really liked the food and the service. I had seafood and melon salat and everything was homemade and tasty even the limoncello.

This place captures the very essence of picturesque and ancient Antibes. Extremely friendly hosts that provide a perfect basket of breakfast to be enjoyed either in the room or at the secluded square. We are in awe and the adventure has just begun!!!

Le Cle de la Port is a charming B&B. However our host Sophia isn’t too fond of early check ins / even just to drop off luggage. We were here at 14:30 and called. Even though she lives upstairs she told us to take a stroll with our luggage and be back at 16:00. Thankfully she had a change of heart and let us in at 15:00. Even gave us tickets to the Art Fair. We enjoyed our patio view and had some wine & cheese on the porch. On our last night we asked for wine glasses. Sophia insisted we eat at her restaurant downstairs however we had already tried a crepe and some wine the night before (it was cold and dry). We chose to eat at a different restaurant. P.S. There aren’t any toiletries in the room so bring your own shampoo. Also the WI-FI only works in the restaurant (a strategic move ;)

We stopped in for dinner after walking the streets of Antibes, and were very impressed by the service and the food. The oysters and prawns were an absolute standout, and would go back just for those! Reasonable prices, and the family-style service impeccable. Definitely worth a visit if you are unsure of where to eat!

The restaurant is a terrible tourist rip-off. 0.5l water 8€, noodles with (pretty bad) tomato sauce for kids 12€. Location is nice, but that’s about it.

Such a lovely restaurant with an interesting menu with Swedish notes, amazing personnel, cute atmosphere and fair prices ! :)

In the centre of the old Antibes, calm in a back alley, close to the beaches, restaurants, markets etc. Very old furniture, the bed broke twice, otherwise everything was lovely. The hosts are wonderful and prepare a fresh breakfastbasjet for every guestroom to be enjoyed whereever you please. Cash only though which was difficult to organize.

This review is only for the restaurant. The food was good, but the waiter on the outside section was a bit rude (the young plumpy fella). He kept referring to me as Boss, or Boss Man as he was trying to send a message through that. I told him not to, which he didn't respect but continued. That is not good. Thing is, he was not paying attention at all while chit-chatting to the neighbour table forever. So I probably should have been that caracteristic bossy, which I wasn't. Weird behavior from a waiter! The service was bad, but fortunately the food was good.