Venues
Since 1928, Palm Beach has shone in the heart of the French Riviera. Its timeless elegance has gracefully endured through the years.
Today, it is reborn in a completely new light, asserting its prestige on the Croisette and offering a unique complex of over 23,000 square meters dedicated to upscale dining and entertainment. Palm Beach Cannes, a marvel of the Riviera since 1928.
La Petite Maison
With a panoramic view from Cap d’Antibes to the Lérins Islands, La Petite Maison Cannes is a restaurant with contemporary design that pays homage to the unique and artistic universe of Nicole and her daughter Anne-Laure. It is a unique place where the Mediterranean takes center stage in both concept and design, extending all the way to the plate.
Medusa
Medusa: Where Excellence Meets Elegance. More than just a cabaret or a restaurant, Medusa is an experience, blending refined and sensual culinary delights with the captivating performances of a thirty-strong artist troupe. This unique establishment caters to those who seek exclusivity and unparalleled entertainment, engaging all senses – taste, sight, and sound – in a symphony of indulgence.
Nammos
Nammos presents an entirely new gastronomic experience that redefines luxury entertainment. All the elements that make Nammos the preferred destination for epicureans are brought together: high-quality dishes, the most extravagant wines and champagnes, and the spirit of Mykonos, all complemented by a touch of Oriental elegance…
Zuma
Zuma, a prestigious brand present in 14 cities, offers a contemporary and reimagined authentic Japanese cuisine.
The restaurant is located on the second floor of the building with a terrace on the west side, facing the Bay of Cannes and the Esterel.
Il Grande
Beneath the iconic dome of the Palm Beach, the heart of Italy beats every night. Benvenuti to Il Grande Palm Beach. With its enchanting, Fellini-esque setting, this restaurant is an ode to the elegant and decadent Italy of the 1960s, where glamour meets la dolce vita. From the sultry red marble floor to the majestic Murano glass chandeliers, the décor was imagined by the brilliant Franco-Mexican architect Hugo Toro. He gave the starring role to this historic dome, envisioning a space that pays tribute to the golden age of cinema.
