Chez Thérésa

Reasonably priced Nicoise street food. The Socca is the star of the show here, with its mix of crispy, soft, and salty bits. There was a bit of a queue, but it goes quickly, and there's shade to keep you sheltered from the sun. There's also a dine-in area a few steps from the shop, but make sure to buy a drink. I walked past their market location but would recommend coming here instead as the Socca is freshly baked on-site.

Authentic, crispy and flavourful socca. We also got the tourte de blettes (swiss chard pie with rice) which was decent, but the star of the show was the socca. Top tip: go to the one that is not in the market - that hole in the wall branch is where the socca is made so it is more fresh and you can wait in the shade. You can also sit inside if you buy a drink. At the market in cours saleya, you have to wait in the sun for the socca to be delivered via bicycle if it runs out.

Socca, socca, socca, one of the most sought after treats of Nice France. Chez Theresa did not disappoint. The picture does this tasty treat, no justice. It was indeed delightful and packed full of favor. Socca is basically a pancake or crepe made of out chick pea flour. Let me be the first to tell you that if you are ever in Nice, France, you have to at least try Socca. It is a nice snack for walking around or sitting and having a drink with it. It was a well seasoned, non-sweet treat that will easily par well with an aperol spiritz of espresso martini. Ever bite was flavorful. I was pleasantly surprised by how good this dish actually was. The line at the actual restaurant was a lot shorter than their food stand at the marketplace. The restaurant Chez Theresa was about a 3 minute walk from the marketplace food stand. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Whenever I visit Nice again, I will definitely be grabbing some more Socca.

Great Socca, slow line. Also, skip the other things. We also got the pissaladiere as well and it was so thick I did not enjoy it and couldn’t taste the anchovies only onion. I included a pic. The line is so slow also. When I got there the line was at the near corner which is like 5-10 meters lol and it took 20 minutes to get to the front. The socca was crispy and light. Really good. Was my fav. They have a seating area across the alley but you have to buy a drink to sit there

scamming asians tourists alert!!!! i went to the market and bought one socca 1 socca is €3, and I paid €10 the staff just exchanged me 2 €2 coins. I voiced out and she said she could’t see it was a €10 banknote so how much should I pay if I was just returned €4? this is ridiculous and really shame on u:) Asians should be awared of this!

During our tour, Emilia told us about socca and highly recommended trying it at Chez Thérésa. So naturally, my friends and I complied, because when a guide with all the facts tells you where to eat, you listen. We stood in line, ordered our food, and I asked about the different dishes. The woman at the counter was super friendly and patiently explained everything to me. We ended up getting 2x socca, pissaladière, touchia, and pizza ratatouille. We shared it among friends. Everything was tasty and it is a must try when in Nice. Since we sat inside, we also had to order drinks. That was fine as the whole place had a cozy vibe.

With the French Riviera pass we tasted the famous Socca. It was good. There is a long line but the staff is very polite and welcoming. Can sit inside only when you buy a drink. We tried some other local delicacies as well here.

When in Nice you have to try a local favorite socca ❤️. Definitely different and you’ll definitely have to wait in a line but it went fast and it was great to experience a Nice favorite.