They offer a family-style tasting option for parties of 6 or more. It's a ton of food, but a great choice for hungry diners or special occasions!
Martinis are $20 but worth it for the sunset-over-the-water city views. Go for a drink or two and good people watching and have dinner elsewhere.
Oh, just my favorite bar in Montauk. Go for dinner and sit outside to avoid the hour-long line that builds up right around 10pm on summer weekends. Group prefixe is pricey but worth the convenience!
You can park below and walk up or you can do the loop a couple times slowly. Either way the view is awesome.
Protip: pillows stay on your bed at home. Stuffed animals also stay at home when they're large enough to warrant their own seat. And it's ok to bring a neck pillow if no one but your seat mate sees it
If you're on your way to Cannes take a helicopter and really arrive. On the way back, get here at least 2 hours in advance of your flight. It's an absolute merde spectacle.
Try the pasta with tomatoes and basil. It's a very nice way to coat your already or soon to be rosé-filled stomach.
Sneak away from the craziness of Cannes and get a spot on their private beach. Have some sushi and a nap and you'll be ready to face la croisette and everyone you've know since you started working.
You're here. Nothing's good about this place. But grab a beer and pat yourself on the back because you've made it.
Take all the pictures and share this experience with everyone back home working. Well done, you.
Make your way up to the 7th floor Sean Connery suite and take in the beauty and spectacle that is Cannes.
The Parma pizza with prosciutto is quite delicious. The portions are pretty large so you don't all need your own salads. Late night you can get mini pizzas when you're hanging out at Gutter Bar.
The Tart Tropezienne is the best desert I've ever tasted. Pretty sure it's what Hesiod was referring to when he wrote about the Ambrosia of the Gods.
Hands down the best ambiance/meal I've ever experienced. Grab a sidewalk table to watch the yachts and beautiful people pass by. PLEASE finish with the Tart Tropezienne - it's pure heaven.
If you're in terminal L, go find the funky shaped lounge chairs and take a nap during your layover.
Must do: Breakfast or dinner at Senequier, sushi at Cafe de Paris, sunset cocktails on the roofdeck of Hotel de Paris, drive across Route des Salins to La Plage des Salins seafood or Italian spots!
Great place to buy a bathing suit, shorts, some coverups or anything that has Saint Tropez icons and button details. You'll go home with the perfect souvenir and the staff is incredibly helpful!
Amazing selection of brightly colored swim trunks. But european sizes can be tricky so definitely try them on. Go about 1-2 sizes up than you think you'll wear if you're American.
If you walk in like you own the place and ask nicely to sit by the pool and have a cocktail, they'll let you even though they have a strict guest-only policy.
Find a store that will inflate plastic rafts for you (because they're impossible to blow up yourself) and bring them here. The water is perfectly calm so you can float around but not float away.
Explore all the roads and nooks that this quaint village has to offer. Stop off the side of the road and take all the pictures. Don't forget to get one by the old windmill.
