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La Table du Chef
Description
White-tablecloth outfit with outdoor seating serving chef-chosen menus of creative seasonal fare.
Nearby attractions
La Malmaison
47 Bd de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France
Croisette Beach Cannes
France
Galerie Vieceli Cannes
122 Rue d'Antibes, 06400 Cannes, France
Galerie Vieceli
111 Rue d'Antibes, 06400 Cannes, France
Plage Macé
France
Bel-Air Fine Art
130 Rue d'Antibes, 06400 Cannes, France
La Croisette - Cannes
Bd de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France
Palace of Festivals and Congresses of Cannes
Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, 1 Bd de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France
Galeries Bartoux Cannes
45/46 Bd de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France
JP Art Galerie
10 Rue Macé, 06400 Cannes, France
Nearby restaurants
UVA - restaurant cannes
13 Bd de la République, 06400 Cannes, France
L'Affable
5 Rue la Fontaine, 06400 Cannes, France
Le BAO (Bouche à Oreille)
7 Rue des Gabres, 06400 Cannes, France
La Môme
6 Rue Florian, 06400 Cannes, France
Il Teatro
5 Rue des Gabres, 06400 Cannes, France
La Cave - Restaurant Cannes
9 Bd de la République, 06400 Cannes, France
Bistro Les Canailles
12 Rue Jean Daumas, 06400 Cannes, France
La Pizzaiola "Chez Xavier"
10 Rue Marceau, 06400 Cannes, France
La Cigale Bistrot
6 Rue Lecerf, 06400 Cannes, France
Noisette Café et Cuisine
4-6 Rue Tony Allard, 06400 Cannes, France
Nearby hotels
Hôtel de Provence
9 Rue Molière, 06400 Cannes, France
Brimer
9 Rue Jean Daumas, 06400 Cannes, France
ibis Cannes Centre
8 Rue Marceau, 06400 Cannes, France
Hôtel Cristal
13-15 Rdpt Duboys d'Angers, 06400 Cannes, France
Hotel Canberra (le)
120 Rue d'Antibes, 06400 Cannes, France
Hôtel Le Florian
8 Rue du Commandant André, 06400 Cannes, France
Hôtel Athenée
6 Rue Lecerf, 06400 Cannes, France
Hôtel Molière
5 Rue Molière, 06400 Cannes, France
Hôtel Cézanne
40 Bd d’Alsace, 06400 Cannes, France
Cannes Croisette Prestige
87 Rue d'Antibes, 06400 Cannes, France
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La Table du Chef

5 Rue Jean Daumas, 06400 Cannes, France
4.6(313)$$$$
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White-tablecloth outfit with outdoor seating serving chef-chosen menus of creative seasonal fare.

attractions: La Malmaison, Croisette Beach Cannes, Galerie Vieceli Cannes, Galerie Vieceli, Plage Macé, Bel-Air Fine Art, La Croisette - Cannes, Palace of Festivals and Congresses of Cannes, Galeries Bartoux Cannes, JP Art Galerie, restaurants: UVA - restaurant cannes, L'Affable, Le BAO (Bouche à Oreille), La Môme, Il Teatro, La Cave - Restaurant Cannes, Bistro Les Canailles, La Pizzaiola "Chez Xavier", La Cigale Bistrot, Noisette Café et Cuisine
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+33 4 93 68 27 40
Website
latableduchefcannes.com

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Nearby attractions of La Table du Chef

La Malmaison

Croisette Beach Cannes

Galerie Vieceli Cannes

Galerie Vieceli

Plage Macé

Bel-Air Fine Art

La Croisette - Cannes

Palace of Festivals and Congresses of Cannes

Galeries Bartoux Cannes

JP Art Galerie

La Malmaison

La Malmaison

4.3

(236)

Open until 6:00 PM
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Croisette Beach Cannes

Croisette Beach Cannes

4.5

(679)

Open 24 hours
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Galerie Vieceli Cannes

Galerie Vieceli Cannes

4.8

(16)

Open until 7:00 PM
Click for details
Galerie Vieceli

Galerie Vieceli

4.4

(13)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of La Table du Chef

UVA - restaurant cannes

L'Affable

Le BAO (Bouche à Oreille)

La Môme

Il Teatro

La Cave - Restaurant Cannes

Bistro Les Canailles

La Pizzaiola "Chez Xavier"

La Cigale Bistrot

Noisette Café et Cuisine

UVA - restaurant cannes

UVA - restaurant cannes

4.7

(465)

$$

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L'Affable

L'Affable

4.6

(408)

$$

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Le BAO (Bouche à Oreille)

Le BAO (Bouche à Oreille)

4.8

(249)

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La Môme

La Môme

4.4

(1.5K)

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Reviews of La Table du Chef

4.6
(313)
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3.0
16w

🍽️ Restaurant Review: La Table du Chef, Cannes — A Disappointing Dance Behind the Curtain of Fine Dining

Cannes, with its glittering coastline and cinematic charm, promises culinary experiences as refined as its red carpets. So when one steps into La Table du Chef, a restaurant whispered about as a Michelin star nominee, expectations naturally soar. Unfortunately, our evening unraveled into a cautionary tale of how elegance can falter when attention to detail slips.

🌟 The Concept: Surprise Menu with a Side of Disappointment

The evening began with a four-course surprise menu — a concept that should evoke excitement and trust in the chef’s artistry. Instead, it opened with a tomato soup that felt more like an afterthought than a curated beginning. Thin, under-seasoned, and lacking any creative flair, it set a tone that the rest of the meal struggled to redeem.

🐟 First Main: Fish on Black Rice

The fish course arrived next, perched atop a bed of black rice. Visually, it was striking — the contrast of colors promised depth. But the execution was uneven. The fish was delicately cooked, yes, but the rice was oddly chewy and under-seasoned, leaving the dish feeling incomplete, as if the kitchen had run out of time or inspiration.

🦆 Second Main: Duck Breast Done Right

Relief came in the form of the duck breast. Tender, flavorful, and beautifully seared, it was the one dish that truly reflected the caliber one expects from a fine dining establishment. A fleeting moment of redemption — but sadly, it didn’t last.

🍨 Dessert Disaster: A Nail in the Sweetness

Then came the dessert: a half-filled cup of mango pieces topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Minimalist, perhaps — but not in a good way. And then, the shock: a piece of nail nestled among the mango. Not a sliver. A nail.

When reported to the waiter, the response was disturbingly casual. A slight apology, a replacement cup, and no further acknowledgment. No escalation. No manager. No concern. In a restaurant vying for Michelin recognition, this is not just unacceptable — it’s alarming.

⚠️ Final Thoughts: A Star That Shouldn’t Shine Yet

La Table du Chef may have the ambiance and aspirations of a Michelin-worthy destination, but the experience we had raises serious questions about its readiness. Food safety is non-negotiable, and the lack of accountability shown during our visit casts a long shadow over any culinary ambition.

Until the restaurant addresses these lapses — both in the kitchen and in its service culture — it risks turning its reputation into a cautionary tale rather than a...

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5.0
1y

Culinary Delight at La Table du Chef!

Nestled amidst the bustling cityscape, La Table du Chef enchants diners with its warm ambiance and exceptional cuisine. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a radiant smile by Charlie, who extended a genuine welcome that instantly put us at ease. The Chef himself graced the dining room with a friendly countenance, exuding an air of passion for his craft.

The waitstaff, equally courteous and attentive, ensured our every need was met. Offering a surprise menu that guided our culinary journey. Which caused our taste buds to dance in anticipation.

The starters tantalized our senses with their vibrant flavors. The zucchini soup with lobster oil burst with freshness, its delicate ingredients harmoniously balanced. The salmon showcased the Chef's mastery of textures, its crisp exterior yielding to a velvety interior.

For our main, we savored the duck breast, a symphony of flavors that danced upon our palates. The succulent breast was cooked to perfection, its tender texture melting in our mouths. It presented a culinary masterpiece, its exotic spices transporting us to a distant realm of culinary delight.

The dessert was freshly made Panna Cotta tantalized with its creamy richness, while the fruit offered a refreshing burst of citrus. Each bite was a testament to the Chef's artistry and unwavering commitment to culinary excellence.

Throughout our dining experience, the atmosphere remained warm and inviting. The soft lighting and tasteful décor created an intimate ambiance perfect for savoring every moment. The Chef and his team emerged from the kitchen to receive our heartfelt compliments, their smiles reflecting the joy they derived from creating such a memorable culinary experience.

In conclusion, La Table du Chef is a culinary haven where exceptional food, impeccable service, and a welcoming atmosphere converge to create an unforgettable dining experience. We highly recommend this establishment to discerning diners seeking a night of pure...

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2.0
1y

I’ve been lucky to eat a numerous Michelin star restaurants and they all had 3 things in common. Exceptional food, stellar service, and inspiring ambiance.

Unfortunately, this restaurant fell short on all three counts. Within the first 60 minutes of being seated, we were not offered an amuse-bouche, bread, or any explanation of our meal other than it being a "surprise."

During that hour, we only received our drinks, some were inconsistently presented with two of the same mocktail in different glasses and mixed slightly differently. There was nothing else on our table for the entire hour.

The waiter acknowledged the delay as he delivered food to a nearby table by gesturing our food would arrive shortly. After over an hour we decided to pay for our drinks and leave explaining we did not anticipate such a long wait to be served. He responded by saying the kitchen was backed up and reminded us that this was a gastronomic restaurant, not a McDonald's. That was unnecessary and inaccurate. A gastronomic restaurant does not equate with poor service.

The outdoor seating was disappointing as well. The tables are in a small, drab alleyway surrounded by closed stores and the entrance of a two-star hotel just 10 feet across our table. There was no music, no decor, no ambiance—just the occasional passing car and hotel guests leaving their hotel for the night. There is no atmosphere here whatsoever.

To add insult to injury the next day they reported us as “No show” to The Fork...

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🍽️ Restaurant Review: La Table du Chef, Cannes — A Disappointing Dance Behind the Curtain of Fine Dining Cannes, with its glittering coastline and cinematic charm, promises culinary experiences as refined as its red carpets. So when one steps into La Table du Chef, a restaurant whispered about as a Michelin star nominee, expectations naturally soar. Unfortunately, our evening unraveled into a cautionary tale of how elegance can falter when attention to detail slips. --- 🌟 The Concept: Surprise Menu with a Side of Disappointment The evening began with a four-course surprise menu — a concept that should evoke excitement and trust in the chef’s artistry. Instead, it opened with a tomato soup that felt more like an afterthought than a curated beginning. Thin, under-seasoned, and lacking any creative flair, it set a tone that the rest of the meal struggled to redeem. --- 🐟 First Main: Fish on Black Rice The fish course arrived next, perched atop a bed of black rice. Visually, it was striking — the contrast of colors promised depth. But the execution was uneven. The fish was delicately cooked, yes, but the rice was oddly chewy and under-seasoned, leaving the dish feeling incomplete, as if the kitchen had run out of time or inspiration. --- 🦆 Second Main: Duck Breast Done Right Relief came in the form of the duck breast. Tender, flavorful, and beautifully seared, it was the one dish that truly reflected the caliber one expects from a fine dining establishment. A fleeting moment of redemption — but sadly, it didn’t last. --- 🍨 Dessert Disaster: A Nail in the Sweetness Then came the dessert: a half-filled cup of mango pieces topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Minimalist, perhaps — but not in a good way. And then, the shock: a piece of nail nestled among the mango. Not a sliver. A nail. When reported to the waiter, the response was disturbingly casual. A slight apology, a replacement cup, and no further acknowledgment. No escalation. No manager. No concern. In a restaurant vying for Michelin recognition, this is not just unacceptable — it’s alarming. --- ⚠️ Final Thoughts: A Star That Shouldn’t Shine Yet La Table du Chef may have the ambiance and aspirations of a Michelin-worthy destination, but the experience we had raises serious questions about its readiness. Food safety is non-negotiable, and the lack of accountability shown during our visit casts a long shadow over any culinary ambition. Until the restaurant addresses these lapses — both in the kitchen and in its service culture — it risks turning its reputation into a cautionary tale rather than a celebrated success.
Juan CastroJuan Castro
Culinary Delight at La Table du Chef! Nestled amidst the bustling cityscape, La Table du Chef enchants diners with its warm ambiance and exceptional cuisine. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a radiant smile by Charlie, who extended a genuine welcome that instantly put us at ease. The Chef himself graced the dining room with a friendly countenance, exuding an air of passion for his craft. The waitstaff, equally courteous and attentive, ensured our every need was met. Offering a surprise menu that guided our culinary journey. Which caused our taste buds to dance in anticipation. The starters tantalized our senses with their vibrant flavors. The zucchini soup with lobster oil burst with freshness, its delicate ingredients harmoniously balanced. The salmon showcased the Chef's mastery of textures, its crisp exterior yielding to a velvety interior. For our main, we savored the duck breast, a symphony of flavors that danced upon our palates. The succulent breast was cooked to perfection, its tender texture melting in our mouths. It presented a culinary masterpiece, its exotic spices transporting us to a distant realm of culinary delight. The dessert was freshly made Panna Cotta tantalized with its creamy richness, while the fruit offered a refreshing burst of citrus. Each bite was a testament to the Chef's artistry and unwavering commitment to culinary excellence. Throughout our dining experience, the atmosphere remained warm and inviting. The soft lighting and tasteful décor created an intimate ambiance perfect for savoring every moment. The Chef and his team emerged from the kitchen to receive our heartfelt compliments, their smiles reflecting the joy they derived from creating such a memorable culinary experience. In conclusion, La Table du Chef is a culinary haven where exceptional food, impeccable service, and a welcoming atmosphere converge to create an unforgettable dining experience. We highly recommend this establishment to discerning diners seeking a night of pure gastronomic indulgence.
Tash ShanTash Shan
It's so hard to find interesting restaurants these days, and this is one of them. A tiny little 26 seater personifies elegant simplicity. This one chef, one waiter restaurant has charm in spades. From his tiny kitchen, chef Omar dishes up food that appears simple but has excellent mastery of flavours. The butternut soup is probably the best version of this dish I've ever had - and I used to be a restaurant reviewer so I've eaten a lot of soup. Service is a little brusque, but I think it's very understandable as it's a lot of tables for one person to manage. The restaurant serves only one menu - a surprise, four course €60 set menu (though I did notice some plates had variations, so dietary requirements can be catered for, but best to advise them in advance when booking). Decent wine list too.
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🍽️ Restaurant Review: La Table du Chef, Cannes — A Disappointing Dance Behind the Curtain of Fine Dining Cannes, with its glittering coastline and cinematic charm, promises culinary experiences as refined as its red carpets. So when one steps into La Table du Chef, a restaurant whispered about as a Michelin star nominee, expectations naturally soar. Unfortunately, our evening unraveled into a cautionary tale of how elegance can falter when attention to detail slips. --- 🌟 The Concept: Surprise Menu with a Side of Disappointment The evening began with a four-course surprise menu — a concept that should evoke excitement and trust in the chef’s artistry. Instead, it opened with a tomato soup that felt more like an afterthought than a curated beginning. Thin, under-seasoned, and lacking any creative flair, it set a tone that the rest of the meal struggled to redeem. --- 🐟 First Main: Fish on Black Rice The fish course arrived next, perched atop a bed of black rice. Visually, it was striking — the contrast of colors promised depth. But the execution was uneven. The fish was delicately cooked, yes, but the rice was oddly chewy and under-seasoned, leaving the dish feeling incomplete, as if the kitchen had run out of time or inspiration. --- 🦆 Second Main: Duck Breast Done Right Relief came in the form of the duck breast. Tender, flavorful, and beautifully seared, it was the one dish that truly reflected the caliber one expects from a fine dining establishment. A fleeting moment of redemption — but sadly, it didn’t last. --- 🍨 Dessert Disaster: A Nail in the Sweetness Then came the dessert: a half-filled cup of mango pieces topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Minimalist, perhaps — but not in a good way. And then, the shock: a piece of nail nestled among the mango. Not a sliver. A nail. When reported to the waiter, the response was disturbingly casual. A slight apology, a replacement cup, and no further acknowledgment. No escalation. No manager. No concern. In a restaurant vying for Michelin recognition, this is not just unacceptable — it’s alarming. --- ⚠️ Final Thoughts: A Star That Shouldn’t Shine Yet La Table du Chef may have the ambiance and aspirations of a Michelin-worthy destination, but the experience we had raises serious questions about its readiness. Food safety is non-negotiable, and the lack of accountability shown during our visit casts a long shadow over any culinary ambition. Until the restaurant addresses these lapses — both in the kitchen and in its service culture — it risks turning its reputation into a cautionary tale rather than a celebrated success.
Joseph Kazzi

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Culinary Delight at La Table du Chef! Nestled amidst the bustling cityscape, La Table du Chef enchants diners with its warm ambiance and exceptional cuisine. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a radiant smile by Charlie, who extended a genuine welcome that instantly put us at ease. The Chef himself graced the dining room with a friendly countenance, exuding an air of passion for his craft. The waitstaff, equally courteous and attentive, ensured our every need was met. Offering a surprise menu that guided our culinary journey. Which caused our taste buds to dance in anticipation. The starters tantalized our senses with their vibrant flavors. The zucchini soup with lobster oil burst with freshness, its delicate ingredients harmoniously balanced. The salmon showcased the Chef's mastery of textures, its crisp exterior yielding to a velvety interior. For our main, we savored the duck breast, a symphony of flavors that danced upon our palates. The succulent breast was cooked to perfection, its tender texture melting in our mouths. It presented a culinary masterpiece, its exotic spices transporting us to a distant realm of culinary delight. The dessert was freshly made Panna Cotta tantalized with its creamy richness, while the fruit offered a refreshing burst of citrus. Each bite was a testament to the Chef's artistry and unwavering commitment to culinary excellence. Throughout our dining experience, the atmosphere remained warm and inviting. The soft lighting and tasteful décor created an intimate ambiance perfect for savoring every moment. The Chef and his team emerged from the kitchen to receive our heartfelt compliments, their smiles reflecting the joy they derived from creating such a memorable culinary experience. In conclusion, La Table du Chef is a culinary haven where exceptional food, impeccable service, and a welcoming atmosphere converge to create an unforgettable dining experience. We highly recommend this establishment to discerning diners seeking a night of pure gastronomic indulgence.
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It's so hard to find interesting restaurants these days, and this is one of them. A tiny little 26 seater personifies elegant simplicity. This one chef, one waiter restaurant has charm in spades. From his tiny kitchen, chef Omar dishes up food that appears simple but has excellent mastery of flavours. The butternut soup is probably the best version of this dish I've ever had - and I used to be a restaurant reviewer so I've eaten a lot of soup. Service is a little brusque, but I think it's very understandable as it's a lot of tables for one person to manage. The restaurant serves only one menu - a surprise, four course €60 set menu (though I did notice some plates had variations, so dietary requirements can be catered for, but best to advise them in advance when booking). Decent wine list too.
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