Petit Monsieur — Restaurant in Grasse

I have no clue what “nice service” people are experiencing when coming to this cafe. The drinks are great, don’t get me wrong. However, my friends and I visited here three times before actually receiving some attention. The prior visits we stood in the small and stuffy cafe with absolutely nobody in the shop with us and had nobody even look in our direction. The two staff members behind the counter were just laughing and talking amongst themselves for ten minutes until we decided to leave. We tried to get their attention, but they completely ignored us… which is incredible in such a small space. The following attempt of visiting this cafe it took fifteen minutes before someone arrogantly helped us. He was snippy and had an attitude. The lady behind the counter with him was just doing dishes the entire time and shaking her head. We did nothing wrong to deserve this type of behaviour. In a little town that runs off of tourism I would expect some kindness… but obviously that’s not the case in Antibes. All the people in this town seem miserable. It’s actually sad. Also if you order to stay/ or to go the sizes are VASTLY different. Order a...

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I stumbled upon this little coffee shop by chance, and it turned out to be the highlight of my day. From the moment I walked in, I was welcomed like an old friend. The owner was not only present but truly involved—greeting customers, making recommendations, and even personally preparing some of the drinks.

The coffee itself was fantastic—rich, smooth, and clearly made with care. You can tell they take pride in their craft, from the perfectly frothed cappuccinos to the beautifully poured lattes. The pastries were just as impressive, fresh and full of flavor.

Beyond the great coffee, what really made this place special was the warm, personal touch. It’s rare to find a spot where the owner is so passionate and engaged, and it made all the difference. Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, you’ll feel right at home....

We were here on our last day in antibes, the last 30mins they were open and got iced chai and warm chai. It was one of the best chai I had in a long time. They actually use spices and it didn’t taste too sweet and had a strong tea taste. Other coffeeshops don’t do chai like this anymore, usually it’s just chai flavoured syrup and milk so this was a pleasant surprise! We took it to go but still sat a bit and the owner/barista even let us sit a bit longer, I don’t see this kindness that often anymore and I visit a lot of coffee shops. So this is...