Le Vauban - Menu

At €38 for the three course meal plus a couple amuse bouches and different kinds of breads, it's a great deal because it was also delicious.

J'ai été déçue par la cuisson du steak dans le Burger (beaucoup trop cuit) et par les frites qui étaient elles aussi trop cuites et toutes petites. De plus, nous avons été servies longtemps après la prise de commande...

Loved everything about it, service is excellent compared to anywhere we have been in France, food is high standard and atmosphere is just lovely! The only thing I would recommend to the place is - to have some quiet music on the background, then it would be 10 out of 10

One of the top gastronomic experiences at a very affordable price with top quality service. Staff are friendly an knowledgable, speak english and smile. The quality of the food is outstanding and very original. Full course menu is well worth it and wine list is very appropriately priced.

What a little gem. We ate here Thursday 5th March and we’re made to feel very welcome. The lady who advised us on the wine pairing was extremely knowledgeable and the sea-bass was gorgeous, along with the starter of scallops and dessert of Lemon soufflé....We will be back and thank you for making our first night in a rainy Antibes very memorable for all the right reasons. 5 stars all the way.

This was our first visit to Le Vauban, although we have been going on holiday to Antibes for several years. Six of us had arranged to meet up for the first time in many years. Our companions were local retirees who live within a few miles of Antibes. The restaurant is in the heart of Old Antibes, not far from the main square. The starters, especially the foie gras de canard maison, were excellent. I ordered hake and was well pleased with the choice. We all agreed that the food was first class and not expensive, given the locality. The service was excellent and friendly. I would make a point of returning the next time we are in Antibes.

Avoid. Terrible unfriendly service and only average food. No atmosphere. We had booked for 5 but sadly 2 friends could not come; one because of a family bereavement and the other because of illness. Despite trying to apologise explain this to the rude lady...on front of house, myself and my 2 friends were treated with ignorance and distain. We were left without menus and ordering for quite a while. The other French guests were treated completely differently. The food was ok but only average, my friend had to send her fish back for being undercooked. The same staff laughed at this happening. Appallingly rude service. The only highlight was the dessert. Do not waste your night in this place.

We´ve visited Le Vauban on 5-6 occasions during the last 3 years, the most recent visit being two weeks ago. We were a bit disappointed to realize, that this restaurant has gone from excellent to "only" very good (which is, of course, still OK for the majority of people). While we have always recognized the service in Le Vauban being on the "colder" side, the wonderful food there has always compensated for it, and we have always ended the dinner with a certainty that we will return. This time around we noticed, that the portions have really become minimalistic and lost the fantasy or the "dedication" they used to have. Combined with once again a rather cold service, it left us NOT considerin...

We had booked online the same day and the table was later confirmed. We had read good things and were not disappointed. Service was not at all slow, as another reviewer mentioned. We were given lots of help with our choice of a white wine aperitif and the white wine to accompany the meal. Both very good and reasonably priced. While making our choices from the Vauban menu (39 euros) an amuse bouche arrived to tempt us, which it did! We chose foie gras pate and a tomato dish with basil sorbet, both dishes having excellent flavours. Before these starters arrived there was another amuse bouche of seafood in a red pepper dip, again very tasty. Also lovely bread rolls with a lime infused butter, w...