Very good food and service. Reasonable prices. Lamb, naan and vegetables all great. Doneread more

Bad. Avoid. Can make better indian food at home. He forgot our kids order and food wait was almost…read moreone hour

We had the most enjoyable morning touring the monument…read more Hoped to have a nice lunch after but turns out our Canadian naïveté led us here. Our French is limited and we wandered into the patio towards a table as we tried to get the Server's attention. Just as we sat down, the extremely rude and nasty Server berated us. As we quickly attempted to apologize for our mistake he continued to mistreat us and speak with such hostility that we insisted we would leave because how dare he speak to us like that! It was an honest mistake on our part which we tried to apologize for but he insisted 'how dare we seat ourselves'. Our son-in-law is a Chef, one town over and he was appalled at how we were treated. We understood immediately we had made a mistake but to be spoken to with such ignorance and malice was uncalled for. He was just rude so we happily left and took our patronage over to Eze. This Person/Maitre di was Ignorant, Arrogant and had no class at all. We will be sure to tell anyone and everyone else we know not to go here, including those our son-in-law and daughter know as well since they are locals!!

This was our first meal in the South of France and we couldn't have asked for anything more. We had…read morea glorious lunch after a terribly long train ride. Naturally, they have a very nice outdoor seating set up, but we dined inside to give ourselves a much needed break from second hand smoke. My mother and I split a fresh and in every way delightful salad niçoise and my dad had the steak tartar. It was a steak tartar which he referred back to for the entire trip, the one that every following tartar was held up against and failed to compare to. The baguette basket they brought with the food was very precious. Springy, soft and crusty pieces of freshly baked baguette. Probably from the amazing boulangerie across the street. We grew quite fond of our waiter through the course of the meal. A jovial and friendly redhead. At the end of the meal, he helped us understand how to tip in Europe, and explained it in a completely unbiased manner.

BOTTOM LINE: For 6-10 Euros, this is easily the cheapest and greatest meal you can get in Monaco…read more Finding value-laden meals in Monte Carlo is like looking for a needle in a haystack. My research on Trip Advisor led me to this little establishment that is apparently owned and managed by a Turkish couple, with which the husband was previously a wait staff at the luxurious Hotel de Paris. This place has also apparently various awards for serving the best kebabs in the Riviera, which can't be far off as their kebabs are pretty damn good. Be sure to add their hot sauce for some real kick. And while you're in the neighbourhood, be sure to pick up some beers from the supermarket so as to avoid the 25 Euro beers in the clubs.

Great little whole in the wall. Food is fresh and delicious. Prices for the area are very…read morereasonable. Kebab wrap was enormous, lots of meat.

Alain Ducasse, now 69, was only thirty-three years old when Le Louis XV became the first Hotel…read morerestaurant to be awarded three Michelin stars, and since that time the Chef and this room just off the entry of l'Hôtel de Paris has been synonymous with luxury. Currently toqued by Emmanuel Pilon, a native of Lyon who has been with Ducasse since 2009 and leading Le Louis XV since 2022, food takes on the Mediterranean with an embrace of seasonality while service led by Claire Sonnet is faultless whether one is wearing Richard Mille and Dior or blue haired in military boots. Booked for dinner as opposed to lunch, similar Tasting Menus and a la carte options save for the discounted daytime offering, "Agape" features five proper courses plus Cheese, Amuses and Mignardises for €420 while "Jardin" caters to Vegetarians for €290. A mix of Ducasse classics and Pilon's creativity, Sancerre proving well-suited to seasonal Citrus, razor-thin Crackers begin the evening followed by five nibbles from which a shimmering Sardine Tartlette and fried Beets with Octopus were highlights. A well-paced meal in such a grand room, with no detail overlooked, Bread and good Butter is plentiful whether one prefers Baguette, Sourdough or Fougasse in two flavors prior to an Amuse of honeyed Oysters or sweet raw Shrimp beneath grilled Kiwi foam. Fully committed to the Riviera's unique terroir, charred Mullet with Lime, Lemon and Hazelnuts in a velvety Potage the first proper plate, Pilon's signature "Artichoke, Sea Anemone, Caviar" earns its accolades by way of sharply contrasting textures including a core of creamy Burrata. Leaning into early Spring next with White Asparagus and line-caught John Dory beneath a blanket of white, its subtle flavors setting up nicely for lightly cooked Lamb in its own Jus with natural salinity added by Samphire and Offal Ravioli spooned on later as an added surprise. Turning things over from here to Pastry Chef Sandro Micheli, bracing Sorbet followed by a plated Cheese Course with Quince and Salad, Bread Ice Cream soon gives way to a choice of Desserts including Ducasse's famous Baba or Rhubarb Soufflé infused with Sauternes and modernity. Not done yet, a Coffee and Tea trolley following Pandoro sliced tableside, seasonal Citrus again finds itself featured first in four different Jellies and then at the center of handmade Chocolates before guests are presented with a complimentary loaf of Pandoro and menu to take home.

Amazing experience. Came for lunch. Food wasn't amazingly delicious but the ambiance and service…read moredefinitely has that wow factor. For food, we absolutely loved the lobster and cheese course. The veal was disappointing. The interior is beautiful and service friendly (but slow). Amazing to try once.

Breathtaking view and amazing food! As an American tourist, this was everything i dreamed of for a…read moremeal on the French Riviera. We thought the raviolis were amazing

Don't forget to bring Euros before ordering! This place won't take credit cards or dollars. That's…read morewhat I did and had to walk to Monte Carlo Bay Casino, a 2 mile walk, to the nearest ATM. I stumbled upon this beautiful restaurant, which has an unobstructed view of the Mediterranean, during a lunch walk with my colleague from our office and so of course I had to take Nicole. It's one of those places that you can't resist walking by and saying wow. Well not only was the view great but the food was exquisite. The location of the restaurant is tricky. It is situated near the eastern boarder of Monaco but on French soil. You'll find it less than 1.5 miles west of Monaco on the Path called the Sentier du Littoral, which is an ocean side trail that runs all the way to Italy. It's not easy to find but once you do, you'll see placards of it (see picture). I would take a cab or walk from Monaco. Most of the roads leading to it are blocked. We ordered a bottle of Côte du Rhone red and sparkling water. The red was much like a Pino Noir, not too light and not too heavy. As an appetizer we shared their fried calamari. Stupendously delicious! The breading on the squid was prefect and if you are a calamari lover then you'll love some of the long tentacles they had. Tasted like the essence of ocean. Sitting among a garden of palms and different planted flowers with a seaside view, for the main course we ordered Mediterranean Sea Bass which came with sautéed medley of vegetables including peppers, olives, tomatoes, and zucchini, and fried gnocchi cubes. Nicole pointed out that the olives along the Mediterranean are much milder in flavor than in the US and are much more palatable and agreeable. The Mediterranean sea bass, not to be confused with a Chilean Sea Bass, had the consistency of trout without the gamey flavor, was presented to us twice: first, right after it had been prepared but not filleted on a beautiful serving tray; it was presented again on a dinning plate for dinner. Evidently, the presentation is a matter of equal importance as the service at La Difference, and it showed! At a table next to us were seated a nice couple from Russia and Turkey whom we discussed everything from our working vacation to our gastronomic adventures. They also had the sea bass and commented it was served a bit dryer than they were used to in Turkey, which also boarders the Mediterranean and has access to the same fish. Wonderfully sated, we retraced the steps I had taken back along the shore to the Monte Carlo Bay Casino on this nearly full moon night. It was a great night.

Best place to eat if you're going to visit the Aquarium in Monaco/Monte Carlo. Clean, very pleasant…read moreand helpful wait staff and excellent food at great prices. How can you beat a prix-fixe lunch with steak and fries or mussels and fries for about 13 Euro each? Then finish off your visit with your kids playing outside the restaurant on the rooftop playground. Fun!

Absolutely blown away. We were seated about 3 feet away from the Mediterranean Sea surrounded by…read morebeautiful people and the food was superb. We started with the crispy rice with tuna on top, shrimp, spicy edamame, and an artichoke salad which was perfect for the four of us. These appetizers were followed by angus steak with truffle mash potatoes, cod, and duck. Dress code turns out to basically be anything but definitely upscale. 10/10

Don't listen to the peasant. This place is ridiculous:…read more#morelambos and #russianmodelstogo #winning