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Reviews on Seafood food in Monaco, Monaco. The Principality of Monaco, a small city-state overlooking the pristine blue waters of the Mediterranean, is a place famed for its glamour and wealth. The Palais Princier, former home of Princess Grace and current home of her son, Prince Albert II, is at the top of the cliff-bound medieval Monaco-Ville. More well known is Monte Carlo, a neighborhood soaked in sun, money, and expensive champagne, and home to the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix, the European Poker Tour, and the Monte Carlo Rally.
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8. La Rose des Vents
Overall Ratings
4 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By bckpkr1979
My husband and I booked two beds and an umbrella for 25th July. We had some difficulty sorting out the bus routes (#6 to Larvotto Plage) and tickets, but arrived unscathed. They only guarantee your reservation until 10:30 am. Due to our mishaps, we didnât arrive until 10:49 am. We were greeted upon arrival with warmth and patience as I tried using broken French to communicate our tardiness. We were immediately forgiven and taken straight to A6 which is a front row bed less than 1-2 meters from the water. The price for you beds covers the entire day regardless of how long you stay. Front row for us with umbrella and two beds was 50 euros. Beds become cheaper the farther the rows are from the sea. Our overall experience was fantastic and we were checked in multiple times during our visit. We did not order drinks or food, but what I saw others eating and drinking looked and smelled fabulous! The beach location was unparalleled and I would immediately come back to La Rose de Vents if returning to the area! Thanks to the great staff working this day!
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7. L'Escale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By alokjolly
Located in âdowntownâ Monaco, right on the famous Boulevard Albert 1er on the Port Hercule waterfront where the rich and famous cavort, and the fast and furious Formula 1 cars compete and careen dangerously.. a waterfront that is crammed with the huge, floating palaces disguised as âyachtsâ of extreme dimensions, price-tags, and pedigrees⦠of playboys and playthings and parties of dubious pedigree and stratospheric price tags⦠you get the drift ! And with a great view of the surrounding hills with the untouchable real estate and mansions. As the sun goes down, the whole vista lights up and sparkles, both on land and water, and looks just unbelievably fabulous. And if seated at LâEscaleâs front window tables at the right time, you would enjoy a ringside view of the speeding Formula 1 (and recently also electric powered) cars whizzing past on that boulevard right outside.The décor is primarily wood⦠the nautical inspired light-honey-brown wood and gleaming brass that is so prevalently used in yacht-building. Combine that with âItalianâ, and one gets high fashion and classy European design ~ and Italy has that market cornered.Staff at the door looking to grab (entice ?) passersby: perhaps they were just not that busy at the moment, and having just descended into the harbor area after a city-bus tour and walking around the Place du Palais in the summer heat, we were quite about ready for a cool seat and sustenance. We walked by once, looking for something else, but were put off by all the pizza joints along the boulevard, and came back and got enticed by the aforementioned gentlemen âStaff at the door.â We were promptly seated close to the front (â¦.no Formula 1s or electrics that evening) and offered cool water to start, and chilled ½ liter of the locally produced Bandol (quite exquisite) with a platter of pates and some olives & breads. We swilled the wine and mulled over the menu⦠which is the standard Italian fare of Little Italy in NYC and elsewhere: pastas, pizzas (I thought we were avoiding pizzas hereâ¦?) parmesanes, salades, spaghetti, fusilli, et. al. â¦aaaaaaah, whattheheck ?For mains, we ordered the eggplant parmesan, and a canard dish, followed by an excellent, well balanced caprese tart to finish off. The parmesan was very good, cheesy & crispy with happy eggplant and herb overtones, but the duck was a bit over-salted and tough. My wife loves duck, but this bird is starting to get my goat. All in all, not too bad for food, and the service was friendly (we noticed the place had filled up, thanks to the unflagging efforts of the two aforementioned gentlemen-at-door â¦who, having done their duty, were nowhere to be seen when we left.)Value for money ~ for this location: very inexpensive ! All for around $90 for the two.Atmosphere ~ chic and classy, elegant and hectic, though service can be slow !!Experience ~ great â¦and would almost go back, if I wanted more Italian food !!And now, off to home and work in New York tomorrow morning.
6. La Maree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 573 reviews
La Marée Monaco is the place to be in Monaco, a fish & chic atmosphere, a roof-top with a panoramic view of Port Hercule, the sea and the Prince's Palace but also on major events such as the Monaco Grand Prix, Monaco Yacht Show, the international firework
Reviewed By N8699PYpeterw
Expensive but do business lunch specials. The views from the terrace over the marina are excellent. Food good and service excellentDear Guest,Thank you for taking the time to post a review about our restaurant.We are delighted to see that our cuisine and service was appreciated.We sincerely hope to have a next opportunity to welcome you in our restaurant.La Maree Team.
5. Restaurant La Piazza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By Robleics
We had a brief stay in Cannes and stopped for Lunch here and the food was fantastic. The Pizza was really nice and the only negative was how big it was as I couldn't eat it all!!! My wife had a nice pasta dish and again the quality was really good. Sat overlooking the building with all the pictures of various movies and stars was great so if I am ever fortunate enough to go to Cannes again then I would definitely eat here.
4. Quai des Artistes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 893 reviews
Reviewed By 810bethp
Our hotel made us a dinner reservation here pre cruise. It was a nice spot to sit outside and look at the marina as well as people watching. The menu was French and we had oysters to start which my husband enjoyed. He had the scallops and said they were good and I had the gnocchi which were fine.The service was good, nothing over the top special. A nice bonus was the fireworks at the marina, not sure if they do this all the time or we just got lucky.
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3. Avenue 31
Overall Ratings
4 based on 726 reviews
Reviewed By Bobby027
Nice ambience but very expensive for what you get for at an Italian Pizza Restaurant ordered the seafood paella and pizzas had couple bottles of wine at Euro 29 recommended by waiter and 2 bottles of water Euro 6 each bill came to Euro 250 waiter and staff very pleasant but found it very much overpriced for a mid-week meal. Dear Bobby027,Thank you very much for your feedback and for the nice comments about our staff and ambience.We have a wide selection of dishes and wines on our menu, to satisfy everybody, so, I'm sure next time you will come to visit us we will recommend you some food and drinks more appropriate.Looking forward to welcome you again soon.With Kind Regards,Luigi Visciano
2. Les Perles de Monte-Carlo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By thainsmith
Enjoyed a really delicious seafood meal here! Is an authentic fish restaurant tucked away at the end of the port a 7 min taxi ride from central Monaco and well worth the trip. The service was friendly, efficient and attentive. Beautiful location for an early evening supper . Open most days for lunch but only Wednesday and Thursday for dinner. Made for a refreshing change from the sometimes OTT dining in Monaco Hello,We would like to thank you for the time spent writing this commentary. The whole team is very happy that you enjoyed it. We opened the evening service to satisfy our guests.Thank you and see you soon !
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1. Caffe Milano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
Caffe Milano is a beautiful restaurant with a wonderful view on the Monaco port, presenting exelent food in a casual setting. We can delight you with our homemade bread and pastas, our signature pizzas, a wide variety of meat, fish,seafood and authentic i
Reviewed By Just_another_travele
They have vegetarian choices too and the place is also kid friendly. Staff was very polite and friendly and location can't get any better than this.
