Mamo Michelangelo is all things authentic and warm, as chef Mamo cooks up an Italian and Mediterranean storm. Expect the most delectable flavours of the south with fresh and local ingredients!
300 low-intervention wines and a whole host of craft beers are piled upon shelf after shelf at Jeanne. It's hence fair to say that you're going to find a wine that tickles your fancy. And what would a good wine be without an elaborate spread of small plates to share? An asperge blanche risotto awaits!
A cool cultural retreat from the muggy afternoon heat, situated in the picturesque old town in the former Château Grimaldi. It houses a small but significant selection of art & ceramics by Picasso who lived here in 1946 for six months, as well as a beautiful outdoor area with sculptures and striking views of the Mediterranean.
A taste of Italy awaits! Proving that even in Antibes there's a time and place for a gnocchi alla norma, burrata and tiramisu, is Momento da Salvo. Oozing with charm and character, this is the perfect spot to soak up the last of the day's sun on the outdoor terrace.
Bubblegum pink and geometric shapes: no doubt about it, you’ve just arrived at the Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel. This is where the villas of Palm Springs meet the Mediterranean charm of the South in an artistic mash-up, all through the lens of architect Bernard Dubois, who masterfully plays with shadows and light to surprise and please in this iconic Côte d’Azur destination. With 35 bedrooms, the beach pad is a retreat for a well-deserved post-party rest. Interiors remain minimalistic and slick, best to experience after an undeniably delicious meal or getting lost in a book on a swoon-worthy beach bed.