'''Haute de Cagnes''' is a village in Alpes Maritimes.
It amounts to the medieval origin of the Cagnes settlement and nestles around an imposing medieval castle once owned by the Grimaldi dynasty (the Royal family of Monaco). The picture perfect village has been maintained successfully over the years and offers an alternative to the concrete of the modern French Riviera.
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'''La Goutte D'Eau''' 108 Montee de la Bourgade 06800, Tel +33 0493208123. Family owned and run. Open daily till late apart from Mondays. A-la-carte dining but also has two pris-fixe menus that offer good value for money (at ?15 or ?21 for 3 courses) plus local wines.
'''Le Cagnard''' 54, Rue Sous-Barri, Tel: +33 04 93 20 73 21, Fax: +33 04 93 22 06 39, cagnard@relaischateaux.com, Haute cuisine and ''Michelin'' starred. Within the complex of the homonymous hotel. Expensive, as expected (over ?100/head).
'''Josy-Jo''' 2, rue du Planastel, tel +33 0493 206876 [http://www.restaurant-josyjo.com/]. Well regarded, with a fixed (lunch) menu starting at ?40 and local wines from ?35/bottle.
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Having been meticulously preserved, Haute de Cagnes has not been overcome byt modern developments and big hotel complexes. Lodging options are limited to a handful of small hotels and private villa rentals.
'''Le Cagnard''' 54, Rue Sous-Barri, Tel: +33 04 93 20 73 21, Fax: +33 04 93 22 06 39, cagnard@relaischateaux.com,
[http://www.le-cagnard.com] A quality (and pricey) establishment also to be found in the Relais & Chateaux guide.
''' La Cagnotte''' 2, Chemin des Caucours, co@lacagnotte.net, [http://lacagnotte.net/] Small private villa for hire.
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Horse racing at Cagnes-Sur-Mer