Cafe Royal at Hotel Royal

Food okay but nothing to write home about, especially at the prices they charge. Much better places to eat within a short distance.

Part of the Royal Antibes Hotel complex. Very accommodating for our children's tastes and pleasant surroundings - well stocked bar too!

Poor value. Breakfast 2 viennoiserie, 2 juice, (hard)bread and tea and coffee €40. Dinner, over €60 for 2 pasta dishes and 2 soft drinks. €5 for one cup of tea!

Great hotel and nice spot for a casual lunch if you do not want to go to their beach restaurant. It's a lovely casual open terrace with a great view of the beach front

Situated on the sea front set back from the esplanade an a popular place to stop for is excellent breakfast served until 1030 daily or just a coffee. Lunch an supper are also very good and the staff work hard to ensure everything is prepared to your liking. A very nice place to while away an hour or two.

The food is absolutely wonderful, from preparation to presentation, very pleasing. Fresh food and generous portions. We especially enjoyed the special bar drinks and the friendly staff and great service. The restaurant has great location close to the heart of town with a nice sea view. It's also been great for our kids they love the nice pasta dishes and the best steak haches. We will always be back! Kat and Yves

Very good value for money, well located, you cross the street and you are literally at the sea. The team is attentive and available. The room is well equipped, the bed is excellent, the bathroom is large with a nice shower. We don't know the restaurant, since we mainly ate outside. However, the breakfast at €20 is very varied, complete, sweet, savory, fruit, pastries and above all unlimited. In short, we had an excellent stay. I recommend it ! NOT

The kids loved it - best pasta dish and best steak hache they'd had. The orchiette were homemade and fresh with an excellent sauce. Veal escalope was very large and delicious. Gambas skewers elevated with candied ginger. All good, nice little complimentary starter too. It's an expensive place but if you choose carefully and go for kids menu options (for the kids obviously!), it's not eye-watering. Still, you are paying for it being part of a hotel and also the location overlooking the waterfront.

Breakfast in our hotel served from this airy and light space. Pretty basic, but mostly fresh array of offerings. Croissants and choc croissants, day old baguette, ham and 1 x type of (Swiss) cheese. No prosciutto or Parma ham. 2 x juices, no sparkling water, get yourself coffee and tea.Yoghurt and also OJ were definitely watered down on the second day. Good berry compote. Hot water for teapot only available from the coffee machine, which took 8 presses and more than 3mins to fill the small teapot. Painful.E15 per head is about right. However E10 for each of our 3yo and 4yo was wrong. Absolutely no price indicator anywhere. So rude when queried, simply walked off, with the words "it's on our...