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Café / Brasserie Restaurants in Monaco

Find your perfect Monaco restaurant, shortlisted by our local experts

There's a wide range of restaurants in Monaco to suit all tastes, and budgets.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Monaco Where to Eat Guide.

Brasserie Le Cap Restaurant, Cap d'Ail style of cuisine

Brasserie Le Cap Restaurant, Cap d'Ail

Location
Monaco

A simple yet refined brasserie restaurant situated right on the port side in Cap d'Ail.

Quai des Artistes

Quai des Artistes Restaurant

Location
Monaco

Le Quai des Artistes is a luxury Parisian-style brasserie located on the quayside at Port Hercule.

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Valentin Cafe, Monte-Carlo interior

Valentin Cafe

Location
Monaco

Come and taste flavours of yesteryear at Cafe Valentin!

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Brasserie de Monaco, Monte-Carlo

Brasserie de Monaco

Location
Monaco

After stopping brewing for many years, Prince Albert II threw his weight behind this local brewery a few years ago to start producing their own beer again.

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Le Petit Bar Restaurant, Monaco style of cuisine

Le Petit Bar Restaurant

Location
Monaco

Located in a pedestrian street in the old Monaco, Le Petit Bar is an authentic little restaurant that offers good value local food.

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Maison Martin & Fils Restaurant, Menton restaurant terrasse

Maison Martin & Fils Restaurant, Menton

Location
Menton

Located in Menton's old town, right in front of the old market, this restaurant serves classic dishes from the Core d'Azur region, using only fresh seasonal ingredients.

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About choosing a restaurant in Monaco

There's a wide range of restaurants in Monaco to suit all tastes, and budgets. Read our guide on all the best places to eat in Monaco and where to find your favourite style of cuisine.

Given the wealth in this tiny Mediterranean principality, it’s not surprising that there are magnificent restaurants to be found and Michelin stars aplenty, but there’s also a fair few that simply take advantage of the swanky postcode, or a view of the palace on the hill. A Nicoise salad made with cheap canned tuna and some brown tatty iceberg lettuce can unhinge a person, especially when it tastes like cat food and comes with a price tag of 28 euro.

This guide is to separate the diamonds from the diamantes, no matter what your budget. Who are we kidding? It does matter what you’re budget is, this is Monte Carlo! Our hot tip is to take advantage of the lunch menus in one of the Michelin starred restaurants; lunch menus in much of France are a far cheaper option than dining at night and you'll get to enjoy fine cuisine for a fraction of the dinner price, albeit from a set menu.

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