Ask A Local: Favourite Wine Bars on the French Riviera
Restaurant Recommendations · Taste · The Riviera GrapevineI have a wonderful network here on the Côte d’Azur of locals who are a fountain of knowledge regarding cool, trendy places to visit, away from the usual traveller hot spots. So I thought it was time to start sharing some of these insider tips for both visitors and residents alike, as it’s never too late to discover exciting new spots to indulge in a glass of wine in your backyard.
Amanda Walker shares her top five wine bars in (or near) Nice. Warning! This list will make you thirst for a glass of rosé.
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