This family-run restaurant has been around since Grace Kelly and Cary Grant first came to the Riviera to film To Catch a Thief in 1955. It has a prime location (request a table on their suntrap patio), right across from the Prince’s Palace and serves Monégasque specialties and a Mediterranean-centric menu. Open every day for lunch, expect Mondays.
Picture-perfect views
Barbajuans - a fried ravioli-like appetizer stuffed with Swiss chard, spinach, and ricotta and the locally renowned esto-caficada (stockfish), a rich cod stew with an unmistakably pungent aroma.
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