Best Breakfast & Brunch Spots in Monaco
Where to have breakfast and brunch in Monaco — from hotel terraces and Café de Paris to local bakeries and Sunday brunch spreads.

Best Breakfast & Brunch Spots in Monaco
Whether you want a croissant and espresso with a sea view or a lavish Sunday brunch with champagne, Monaco delivers. The Principality's breakfast and brunch options range from grand hotel restaurants to neighbourhood bakeries, with most clustered in Monte-Carlo and La Condamine.
Hotel Breakfast Terraces
Café de Paris Monte-Carlo offers one of the most iconic breakfast settings in the Principality. Situated on Place du Casino, the terrace serves an à la carte breakfast and a set morning menu from 8:00 to 11:00, combining classic French pastries and egg dishes with exceptional people-watching as the Casino square comes to life.
Pavyllon at Hôtel Hermitage hosts a refined Sunday brunch curated by chef Yannick Alléno, combining seasonal ingredients with the Hermitage's elegant terrace overlooking Port Hercule. Reservation is recommended.
L'Intempo at Le Méridien Beach Plaza serves what it calls Monte-Carlo's most inspiring brunch, with a selection of classic breakfasts, seasonal salads, and gourmet desserts in a beachfront setting in the Larvotto district.
Horizon Deck at Fairmont Monte-Carlo offers panoramic breakfast service with 360-degree views from the hotel rooftop. During summer, the Sunday "Pink Sunday" brunch features grilled meats, seafood, salads, and unlimited rosé or pink champagne.
Everyday Breakfast
Mada One in La Condamine treats breakfast as a concept, offering four distinct morning formulas — Continental, American, Healthy, and Asian — giving residents and visitors genuine choice beyond the standard pastry-and-coffee routine.
The Marché de la Condamine food hall is a local favourite for morning coffees and simple breakfast items. Several stalls open early and serve espresso, fresh-squeezed juice, and light bites at straightforward prices, surrounded by market atmosphere rather than hotel formality.
Monaco's neighbourhood bakeries — particularly along Rue Grimaldi and the streets of La Condamine — provide fresh croissants, pain au chocolat, and tartines each morning, often with a small terrace or counter for eating in.
Practical Tips
- Reservations are essential for hotel brunches, especially on Sundays and during event weekends
- Prices vary significantly: expect around €8–15 for a bakery breakfast, €25–40 for a hotel breakfast, and €60–120+ for a full brunch spread
- Sunday brunch is the most popular brunch day — most dedicated brunch services run on Sundays only
- Peak seasons (Grand Prix in late May, summer, Monaco Yacht Show in September) can make popular spots difficult to book
- Most hotel restaurants serve breakfast from approximately 7:00–10:30 on weekdays, with extended hours on weekends
The information provided is for general guidance only. For official procedures, always consult the official sources.
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