
Even on a tight schedule, La Merenda earns the hours.
Allow 1–1.5 hours.
Backless stools, hand-painted ceramics, a chalkboard and barely a dozen tables crammed against the kitchen — the deliberate, beloved antidote to a tourist-trap terrace. The pull is the disconnect: a two-star talent cooking grandmother's Niçois food for cash, by reservation in person only.