Le SB Sainte Barbe - Speisekarte

The pizzas are greasy, too much cheese and the dough is almost not pizza dough. The ambiance is nice, the service is slow but the views are nice

It's the first place you come across as you enter the tiny village of Saint jeannet.It has an outside terrace which is normally full of hikers and dog walkers.The service is good. Enough English is spoken to get by.Enjoyed a refreshing cold beer, a pizza and a cornetto ice cream after our walk.Pleasant

Great place to stop off after a jaunt around Saint-Jeannet. The food, well I have no idea, never ate there, some people I know like it, some don't. However the service was friendly and you only stop of to enjoy the perfect view of the valley below and the Mediterranean. I had a glass of white wine which was superb and another time a nice coffee.

There is a street-side bar, and inside and terrace dining. We sat on the upper covered terrace where we had good food and service. The wine list was a little short, but there was plenty of choices on the menu. Our server spoke very good...English and looked after us well. We just had a slight delay on some sides we ordered that arrived as we largely finishing our main plates. But overall, well worth a visit when in the town for the great views.

A local told us about the lovely pizzas served at this restaurant (perhaps he has some stakes in the company...) We were certainly not disappointed in the quality of the pizza but we were definitely turned off by the choice of music (very loud English music the entire time we were there), the not very warm service that we received, and the overall quality of the patrons. Not a place we recommend unless it's the only restaurant in town that's open!

This was a slow day so we got all the attention we needed and the lady serving was in a good mood. We got the menu with starter + main course and shared a dessert. That's enough for normal eaters, IMHO. All was well prepared and served timely.Ambience in the café is quite basic, the restaurant is nicer and colourful with an exotic theme. The view is quite stunning and the village is beautiful in itself too, worth a walk after the meal to digest the food.

My husband and I stayed in Saint Jeannet in September 2014, in a villa on the hilltop with my in-laws and had a beautiful stay exploring the south of France. Le Sainte Barbe was the perfect spot to have a coffee of an evening and watch the sunset over Nice. The coffee was lovely - and you had a free biscuit too. The free wifi was super-fast and providing a nice place to have a morning coffee and catch up with emails. We didn't stay at the hotel so cannot comment on the rooms

If you stumble upon this on a hot summers day your in for a treat .Stayed local for the past 2 weeks and visited everyday both for food and drinks . The pizza was superb and around 8/10 euros .Fantastic views from the top of the hills . The cocktail bar down stairs is a hidden gem on a evening and very relaxing atmosphere . We was lucky that the tight rope competition was happening right above our heads . Bar area inside had sports on the television . Will be visiting again one day .Also check out the tobacco shop/bar just a minute up the road to the right up the hill in the village .Loved it .

The enjoyment of the food and the very informal tone did not compensate for the very bad food. We were a family of 6. Ordered 5 menus. Looked like a bargin. But the starters was at best to be described as boring. The maincourse of fish was overboiled, the duckbreast burned though raw and the burgers dripping of the onions juice. The entrecote was quite large but only little meat. We skipped the desserts. The bill for 6 with a bottle of very ordinary Champagne and to bottles of water ended at 226 €. Not a bargain and luckily we had many other evenings to look forward to. So not aSpoiled evening. But do not come for he food. Enjoy a drink and the view. And the service by nice local people.