A lemon-focused delicatessen on rue Meynadier, the historic food street of central Cannes. 4.4 across 136 reviews — a modest base, listed here from the public record, missing phone number and all.
Au Pays du Citron Cannes is a delicatessen at 32 rue Meynadier, listed on Google as an épicerie fine. It carries a 4.4 rating across 136 reviews. Let's be straight about that number: 136 is a modest base, so the signal is light — this is a small shop, not a landmark, and the score tells you the place is well thought of without telling you much more than that.
The name says what the shop is about: lemon. The recurring words in the public reviews line up with it — the shop itself, the seller, limoncello, tastings, jam and price. Limoncello and tastings come back often enough to be worth mentioning, but we're quoting reviewers, not describing something we've tried. No budget is published anywhere we can see, so we're not going to guess at prices, and no phone number appears on the public listing either.
Rue Meynadier is the historic shopping street of central Cannes, the one known for its food shops, running between the Vieux Port and Forville side and the rue d'Antibes. That makes number 32 an easy stop on a walk you'd probably be making anyway — the street does the work of bringing you past the door, which is the whole point of a food address on Meynadier.
We haven't shopped here ourselves, so this is a sourced notebook entry, not a review. The first thing to check is the day: Monday to Saturday it's 10am–7pm straight through, no lunch break — but Sunday it closes at 1pm. A Sunday afternoon detour to rue Meynadier will find the shutter down.
The second thing is that there's no phone number on the public listing, which is worth knowing before you plan around it: if you want to confirm something specific, the official website is the only channel we can point to. Beyond that, the rating, the address and the hours are the honest signals; we'll add our own verified notes after a visit.