Le Goût-thé - Antibes

Very good for breakfast and brunch (only ends in the week). Something more pricy than average, but it's worth it. In addition to pancakes, muffins, typical French brioche and croissant, there is a breakfast menu with salty breakfast. The lunch menu includes bagels and salads (also take along). I didn't try it, but it seems good. The place is small, sweet and cozy. Similar to Bruchplaces you can find in Soho or Northern Europe. It is highly recommended to end here in the week. The quality of food is very good and it is French inspired brunch. This place is a very welcome escape from the typical tourist places with typical tourist breakfasts.

Nice little tea room. Good homemade products. The Dammann. Great choice of pastries. A nice decor. Every year, we love to take our break during our walks in Antibes during our holidays.

(Attention, owner change below a notice with respect to the previous owner) 26/04/18 If we understand the smallness of the premises and the 'affluence' because of its success, we cannot honestly criticize the reception that remains more than correct, without false pretense, so as not to say very pleasant, authentic, humour and family. I come there (again) for teas and portions of cakes more than generous, just excellent, unlike the surroundings that copies the concept. Here the cakes are really homemade. Elsewhere, industrial imitations... I wanted to express myself on this point as a very confirmed gourmet! So I be careful not to eat the mediocrities of gastronomy. At Le Taste Tea, I'm safe. And yes, I assume, this living room is one of the best in the Maritime Alps in this very affordable price range. Long live next time!!

Niceless, delicious, beautiful decor all there is, an address to share on Antibes, thank you and very soon :

A very good breakfast made with love, home, fresh products (smoothie delicious and Italian hot chocolate to fall go there eyes closed, we will return: