The restaurants below have been listed alphabetically and classed into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over €110)
$$$ (€60 to €110)
$$ (€40 to €60)
$ (up to €40)
These prices are for a three course meal for one with a bottle of house wine or equivalent.
Bar & Boeuf Specialising, as the name suggests, in the best of seafood and beef, this contemporary Alain Ducasse venture offers top notch dining, funky décor and Mediterranean views.
Av Princesse Grace
Tel: 9806 7171.
Price: $$$
Columbus Hotel The restaurant/cum
bar at the city's trendiest hotel is suitably stylish, a real place to see and be seen and a venue where a whole evening can easily be spent.
23 avenue des Papalins
Tel: 9205 9000.
Website:
www.columbushotels.com Price: $$$
Le Louis XV Legendary chef Alain Ducasse is the man behind the signature eatery at the Hotel de Paris. The finest of gastronomic delights are brought to the table by expert waiting staff.
Place du Casino
Tel: 9806 8864.
Website:
www.montecarloresort.com Price: $$$$
Pizzeria Monegasque Cheap and cheerful it may be, but pizza this close to the Italian border is always going to be good.
4 rue Terrazzani
Tel: 9330 1638.
Price: $
Stars 'N' Bars Fun and unpretentious place to let loose and have a good night with bars, a restaurant with generous portions (something of a rarity in Monte Carlo) and a nightclub. It does indeed still attract the stars so keep a keep a look out for famous faces when dining here.
6 quai Antoine 1er
Tel. 9797 9595.
Website:
www.starsnbars.com Price: $$
Nightlife:Few people, bar would-be millionaires looking to make their fortunes at the landmark casino, come to Monte Carlo for the nightlife. That is not to say that the city's nightlife is dull, but only slightly subdued compared to other parts of the nefarious Riviera.
Monte Carlo Casino itself, place du Casino, is a popular night time haunt - you don't need to be a millionaire to play the slot machines though there is a minimum spend. Livelier bars include the
Chip and Castle, 42 quai Jean Charles Rey,
Flashman's, 7 avenue Princesse Alice, and
McCarthy's, 7 rue du Portier, while
Black Diamond, 11 avenue Princesse Grace, and
Le Point Rouge, 11 rue du Portier, are a touch classier with a lounge ambience.
There are a sprinkling of nightclubs too. Choose from
The Living Room, 7 avenue des Speluges, the
Legend on the same street at number 3 and the rollicking
Star 'N' Bars, 6 quai Antoine 1er. A lively new arrival is
Moods, place du Casino, a bar and live music venue that has already attracted some big international names.
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