Summary:
New restaurants have opened in Monaco, including Marlow, which offers a British cuisine with a twist, and WAM, which introduces a fast gourmet sandwich concept. Another new establishment is Dean & Deluca, a renowned brand that opens its first European restaurant in Monaco, while Robuchon Monaco offers both a gastronomic experience and a quick café option.
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New restaurants have opened in Monaco to cater to the growing and diverse demand from diners. One of the new establishments is Marlow, a British-inspired “all day dining” concept located in the Mareterra eco-district. Designed by architect Hugo Toro, Marlow offers a chic and relaxed ambiance reminiscent of an English club. The menu features traditional Anglo-Saxon cuisine with a playful twist, including dishes like beef Wellington, Scotch eggs, and the famous Marlow Pie. Prices for the dishes range from around €30 for main courses to €10 for starters and desserts. Marlow is open from 8:30 am to midnight and also offers takeout service.
Another new addition is WAM, a fast gourmet sandwich shop that introduces a unique concept called “Stacks.” Stacks are Italian-inspired sandwiches cut into three and stacked on homemade artisanal bread. The menu offers a wide selection of Stacks, including options with meat, fish, and vegetarian/vegan choices, as well as various side dishes. The price for a Stack is €19.90, and WAM also provides takeout service.
Dean & Deluca, an iconic brand founded in SoHo, New York, in 1977, has chosen Monaco to open its first European restaurant. Located on the first floor of the Metropole Shopping Monte-Carlo, Dean & Deluca Monte-Carlo offers a unique culinary experience combining American cuisine with strong Italian influences. The restaurant also has a fine grocery section that offers carefully selected products from local producers. Prices for the products are around €15.
Robuchon Monaco is a gastronomic restaurant that blends tradition and modernity, offering French classics with a contemporary touch. This establishment, influenced by renowned chef Joël Robuchon, has a mission to pursue perfection and showcase a deep love for gastronomy. Robuchon Monaco offers a 7-course dinner menu priced at €225 or a 3-course lunch menu priced at €95. Additionally, there is a fast and accessible option called Le Petit Café Robuchon, which serves breakfast and lunch with a refined cuisine that can also be taken to-go. The prices for Le Petit Café Robuchon are around €30.
These new restaurants in Monaco provide a diverse range of dining experiences to cater to different tastes and preferences. Their unique concepts, quality ingredients, and dedication to excellent service contribute to the city’s reputation as a culinary destination.
Source:
Monaco Tribune
