Monaco is heating up this summer with a fresh wave of fine dining, vibrant rooftops, and elegant culinary concepts opening across the Principality. From brand-new hotspots to seasonal reopenings and timeless gastronomic icons, here is your curated guide to the best restaurants to visit in Monaco in summer 2025.
New & Trending: The Most Anticipated Openings
Marlow
A new highlight in the prestigious Mareterra district, Marlow is an elevated take on the British brasserie. Inaugurated by Prince Albert II and designed by Parisian architect Hugo Toro, the interior features marble, wood, and Murano glass in an atmosphere that blends Monaco elegance with London charm. Lobster rolls, beef Wellington, and curated cocktails are the stars of the menu.
Le Moods
Music meets mixology at this dynamic lounge-restaurant concept, promising live performances, a vibrant atmosphere, and creative cuisine in the heart of Monte-Carlo.
La Brasserie Smakelijk – at Le Méridien Beach Plaza
This new beachfront brasserie mixes Belgian influence with Riviera flair, ideal for casual yet refined seaside dining.
Restaurant Amù – Rooftop of Fairmont Monte-Carlo
Panoramic views over the Mediterranean accompany a modern menu blending Riviera ingredients with global inspiration.
Amazónico Monte-Carlo
Coming from London and Madrid, this jungle-chic concept fuses Latin American cuisine with DJ nights and botanical interiors.
Marco Mareterra
A stylish Italian newcomer located in the chic new Mareterra promenade, Marco delivers fresh pasta, seafood, and a fashionable scene.
Summer Reopenings: Back by Popular Demand
Jondal à La Vigie Monte-Carlo – Opening 21 June
This seasonal concept reopens in 2025 with its iconic Mediterranean cuisine in one of Monaco's most scenic seaside settings.
L’Abysse Monte-Carlo by Yannick Alléno
An intimate fine dining experience curated by one of France's most celebrated chefs, blending French techniques with Japanese artistry.
Em Sherif Monte-Carlo – Reopening 2 May
Authentic Lebanese flavors and warm hospitality await at this returning favorite.
Coya Monte-Carlo – Reopening 3 April
A festive fusion of Peruvian cuisine, lively music, and exotic cocktails reopens for another vibrant summer season.
Elsa – Reopening 16 April
Located at Monte-Carlo Beach, Elsa serves seasonal, sustainable cuisine in a serene and elegant setting by the sea.
Le Deck – Reopening 14 April
A breezy brasserie perfect for family lunches, sunny brunches, and poolside cocktails.
Maona Monte-Carlo – Reopening 16 May
Retro Riviera glamour meets contemporary flair at this music-filled destination under the stars.
For Those Who Love Pasta: New Italian Restaurants in Monaco
Monaco welcomes a delicious wave of Italian culinary charm in 2025. These newly opened or revamped trattorias and ristoranti promise authentic flavors, fresh pasta, and warm Mediterranean hospitality:
- Da Valentino – A refined Italian eatery focused on traditional recipes with a contemporary twist.
- La Rose des Vents – Beachfront Italian elegance in Larvotto, transforming into a summer beach club by day.
- Zeffirino – Ligurian classics, seafood, and handmade pasta in a sophisticated ambiance.
- Baretto – Urban-chic design and authentic Italian flavors in central Monaco.
- Marco Mareterra – A design-forward trattoria in Monaco's newest luxury district.
Old-Fashioned Gastronomy: Timeless Icons of Monte Carlo
For those seeking refined, Michelin-starred experiences and classic French gastronomy, Monaco continues to impress with its legendary dining addresses:
- Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse
The epitome of French haute cuisine, housed in the legendary Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo.
- Le Train Bleu
A tribute to the golden age of travel, with Chef Richard Rubbini leading the culinary journey.
- Blue Bay by Marcel Ravin
Michelin-starred cuisine that fuses Caribbean roots with Mediterranean inspiration.
- Pavyllon Monte-Carlo by Yannick Alléno
Contemporary French cuisine in the elegant setting of Hôtel Hermitage.
