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47 Av. Alfred Borriglione, 06000 Nice, France · French restaurant

Small Niçoise/French bistro delivering tender lamb, well-cooked seafood, and warm, owner-led service at moderate prices, with occasional slow service and value debates.

Our take

Tell Un Ange delivers solid A-grade performance through exceptional food quality—particularly tender lamb shank and well-executed seafood—paired with warm, owner-led hospitality. Consistency shows occasional variation during peak service, and the modest neighborhood setting lacks the distinctive appeal needed for grade A territory, positioning this as a reliable neighborhood favorite rather than a regional destination.

In more detail

The room feels warm and cozy, a small neighborhood spot where the chef often steps out to explain the fish or suggest a wine. One diner noted, "service felt personal and kind," and plates like the lamb shank drew smiles. Expect a lively yet relaxed evening when the room fills. Cooking leans classic French with Niçoise cues—think slow-cooked lamb, whole dorade with ratatouille, and a truffled baked camembert—elevated more by care than theatrics. A ginger-lacquered tuna hints at gentle creativity, but the heart of the menu is comforting, well-seasoned, and plated with pride rather than flash. For families, the vibe is warm and accommodating. Kids who enjoy simple flavors will find friendly options like macaroni gratin, chicken, and tender fish; adventurous eaters can share starters. There is no formal kids menu, but staff guide choices kindly, and portions are reasonable for sharing.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Lively local district near Marché de la Libération, residential-meets-market vibe with everyday shops and cafes.

Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked by locals, typical urban caution at night.

What's nearby: Close to Libération market and tram lines; neighborhood bistros and bakeries nearby.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Tell Un Ange?

Go for the truffled roasted camembert, the saffron lamb shank, or the ginger-lacquered tuna.

What should I know before going to Tell Un Ange?

It is cozy and casual but books up on weekends, service can slow when busy, and parking is limited.

What's Tell Un Ange like?

A warm, cozy neighborhood bistro with personal, owner-led service and a lively-but-relaxed vibe when busy.

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday11:30–14:30 Wednesday11:30–14:30, 18:30–22:30 Thursday11:30–14:30, 18:30–22:30 Friday11:30–14:30, 18:30–22:30 Saturday11:30–22:30 Sunday11:30–14:30
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