Going out in Cannes

Going out in Cannes: Cannes and its archipelago of the islands of Lérins are full of restaurants ranging from starry tables, wine bars, to bars and pubs. Everyone has a right to be happy whether it is for their rural setting or purified, by their atmosphere where the conviviality is the queen.All have their own charm with a small glass on the terrace at Suquet and on other famous squares inside the town, or the table with the foot on the water in Croisette and in the Boulevard de Midi.Classifying these establishments objectively would not be easy but a glimpse at some addresses that will please will be a good experience during your stay in Cannes according to whether it is restaurant, bar, discotheque, night club or casino.To restore oneself, one often begins with the first impression: the frame. The wind blows us back to the trendy lounge restaurant. Then the cuisine made of creativity and refinement at the height of the decor completes it, as at the Casa Mia, the SeaSens Brewery, the Milésime in downtown Croisette, the Corsican House near the Old Port. The Mocca Food & Drink at La Croisette and Maema on the Boulevard du Midi as La Tonnelle or the Guérite off the Croisette tip are worth a visit.To revel in the local products around a few glasses of wine, the bars and wine cellars offer a friendly atmosphere in addition to eating well. The case of Bivouac in the city center, Madrigal on the Boulevard du Midi or the Cave Forville at the foot of the old town of Suquet.But Cannes is also a destination par excellence to party and dance until dawn. After a good restaurant, night owls will hug each other in the lively nightclubs. Live music will set the mood at the Barrel pub, located in the city center or the Admiral in Pointe Croisette with its piano bar. There is also the Baoli, known for its rhythmic evenings.