Tiny, fun restaurant with excent food and presentation, fun service. Our only negative was the wine list which was expensive even by Cannes standards.

From the telephone booking to the end of the meal we felt very well looked after. Charming staff, bijou setting, unhurried service but very slick. This was a lovely dinner with many additional surprise courses; un petit amuses bouche - sesame tuna - and another pea soup with foam of mushrooms - and we could not have had a more... More

Booked Le Manoir for a business dinner during a major conference. We arranged a table for 11 but one guest pulled out. On arrival we were shown to our table for ten which was outside in the tent awning. The awning was so small that ,once sat down ,it was impossible to get up without disturbing most of the other... More

The atmosphere at this restaurant is great. I couldn't think of a better place to spend an afternoon with friends and family. Will definitely be coming back to enjoy some wine and dinner here.

According to me, the best in Cannes. The menu at 28 Eur is fantastic...the're re-inventing mediterranean cuisine with taste and genuinity....place is small and booking is a must

Everything is perfect..the food,the service,friendly worker..make us feel so warm...we had the lobster,veal,foie gras,tiger prawn,scallop risotto and dessert...all of the food cooked perfectly...the chef is excellent...will definitely go back again...MUST TRY..

After visiting this restaurant 3 years ago, decided on a return visit, we chose the £35 fixed menu which consisted of three courses. My starter of prawns was delicious, hubby's quail was so tender served with artichoke. Veal for me which they asked how I'd like it cooked, it was amazing, like a piece of fillet steak. Scallops with risotto... More

We stumbled upon Le Manoir quite by accident. We wanted an quiet dinner and it was one of the few that didn't have loud crowds from the convention we were attending. The restaurant is small, intimate and food is good and prices are fairly reasonable. They had fixed menus starting at 26€. For dessert, try the chocolate ball...molded chocolate filled... More

This was the first night in France for my wife and I. We had a terrible time deciding on a restaurant, largely because we couldn't read menus and we don't like being hassled by people out front of the restaurants trying to get you inside. That said, St. Antoine street is really cute with wall to wall restaurants. Another one... More