Eating on the go

Fans of gourmet salads will want to check out various venues such as Woo on the entirely pedestrianised Rue Caroline, Salad’In on Rue des Açores, or Ici Salad with its three branches across the Principality: salad bars, each as delicious as the next, where you can create your own bespoke salad.

Fans of American culture and burgers can try Steak’N’Shake on its covered terrace at the Virage Sainte-Dévote – a spot well known to motoring enthusiasts – whilst Arrow Burger , twice voted the Principality’s best burger, delights locals and visitors alike in Monaco-Ville, next to the Prince's Palace. On Rue Caroline, Smashie serves up gourmet smash burgers in a laid-back atmosphere, whilst WAM , in Monte-Carlo, prepares its famous stacks using fresh, carefully selected ingredients.

In addition, the well-known chain restaurants – the Starbucks on the Promenade Honoré II and the McDonald’s in the Centre Commercial de Fontvieille – offer coffee, sandwiches and quick meals. There’s no shortage of snack spots in the Principality, from Chez Les Grecs and its delicious Greek flavours in Monaco-Ville to Garden Perk and its top-quality bagels in La Condamine.

Fancy discovering the local specialities that delight the locals’ taste buds all year round? Establishments such as A Roca , Costa and Maison Mullot (official supplier to H.S.H. the Sovereign Prince) showcase both the authenticity and the flavours of Monaco.

Finally, visitors looking for upmarket options should head to the Métropole Shopping Centre: to Metcafé , an elegant snack bar and social hub, or to Café Fauchon to enjoy its savoury dishes, pastries and macarons. Also on the first floor of the luxury shopping centre, Dean & Deluca offers a 3-in-1 concept: dining, takeaway and delicatessen. The Métropole Shopping Centre is now home to Joe & The Juice , the iconic brand found in the world’s major capital cities. Still in the heart of the Monte-Carlo district, Mada One offers its chic and varied ‘snackonomy’ concept to satisfy every craving.