★ Summer 2026 · issue n° 47
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Delicatessen · rue Meynadier

Signorini Tartufi

4.6 / 5 · 124 Google reviews
27 rue Meynadier, Cannes

A truffle delicatessen on rue Meynadier, the food street of central Cannes. A brand outlet rather than an independent house — 4.6 across 124 reviews — listed here from the public record, afternoon break and all.

What the public record shows

Signorini Tartufi Cannes is a delicatessen at 27 rue Meynadier, listed on Google under that category and rated 4.6 across 124 reviews. One thing to be clear about from the start: Signorini Tartufi is an Italian truffle-products brand that runs several shops, and the Google listing carries the brand name with Cannes appended. So this is a brand outlet, not an independent Cannes house — the same honest label we put on the Nicolas cellars in our wine notes. That isn't a criticism, it's the kind of thing worth knowing before you walk in expecting a family cave.

We're straight about the volume too: 124 reviews is a light signal. It tells you a small shop is being received well, not that a Cannes institution has been stress-tested by thousands of visitors. The recurring words in the public reviews are truffle, the shop, the seller, price, kindness and tasting — a set that points at the counter and the person behind it as much as at the products. The listing publishes a 30–80 € budget, which is the one price bracket we have and the only one we'll quote.

Where it sits in Cannes

Rue Meynadier is the historic shopping street of central Cannes, the one known for its food trades, running between the old port and Forville at one end and the rue d'Antibes side at the other. Number 27 puts Signorini in the middle of that stretch — which means you don't make a special trip for it so much as fold it into the walk you were already doing along the food street. That's the honest way to read the address: it's a stop, not a destination.

What we'd check before going

We haven't shopped here ourselves, so this is a sourced notebook entry, not a review — we've never tasted anything on this counter and we're not going to pretend otherwise. The practical catch is the timetable, and it's the classic one: Monday to Saturday, 10am–2pm and 3pm–7pm, with a Sunday that runs 10am–2pm only. That 2pm–3pm break is what actually catches people out, and a Sunday afternoon truffle idea will find the shutter down.

Beyond that, we'd call +33 9 50 03 57 39 before going if you want something specific, since the reviews suggest the value sits in the advice at the counter rather than in a catalogue you can browse in advance. The rating, the address and the published budget are the honest signals here; we'll add our own verified notes after a visit.