Mademoiselle Gray

What the public record shows

Mademoiselle Gray Plage Barrière is the beach-restaurant attached to the Hôtel Barrière Le Gray d'Albion: the link is in the name and in the official web address itself. Google files it as a restaurant, and more precisely a Mediterranean one, on the boulevard de la Croisette. It carries a 4.5 rating across 3,166 Google reviews, which makes it one of the most-commented beach addresses in Cannes.

We list it from the public record rather than from a table of our own (see below). The public listing gives an upper price band (€€€) with no figures attached, and the recurring words in public reviews point to what the place is used for: beach, cocktails, apéritif, the fireworks, the waiters. One caveat on the address: the public listing names boulevard de la Croisette without a street number, so we won't invent one.

Where it sits in Cannes

It's on the Croisette, facing the sea, on the central stretch of the Cannes seafront: the part of the bay where the private beaches line the sand below the promenade. That's the whole geography we can source, and it's enough: on the Croisette, front row, centre.

What we'd check before going

We haven't spent an evening here ourselves, so treat this as a sourced notebook entry, not a review. The public listing shows 10:00-23:45 Wednesday to Saturday, closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, but a Croisette beach is a seasonal business, and opening days swing hard from one part of the year to the next. Read that as a snapshot, not a permanent timetable: calling ahead on +33 4 92 99 79 99, or checking the official site, is the one thing we'd do before travelling across town.

We'd also confirm whether a table is needed rather than assumed, the review count suggests a busy address, and, since the listing only signals a high price band with no numbers, we'd ask what a given evening actually costs before sitting down.

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