How to Order Food in Monaco

How ordering works here

Monaco is a tiny, tightly controlled territory. What works is ordering from kitchens and platforms that already deliver here — not from apps that only half-cover the principality.

Prefer a local platform, the restaurant’s own site, or a phone call. Give a full address, building name and door code when you have them; hotels often want you to meet the courier in the lobby.

Monaco delivery platforms

The principality’s multi-restaurant apps are local. They are built for Monaco addresses, access codes and hotel lobbies.

Mr Room Service is the largest public catalogue we checked: online ordering and delivery across a long list of Monaco kitchens, from casual (Sexy Tacos, Cooks, Maison des Pâtes, Planet Sushi) to sit-down names (99 Sushi Bar, Quai des Artistes, Pulcinella, Pizzeria Monégasque, Avenue 31, Amici Miei, and more). Open the platform, pick a restaurant, pay there — you do not need each kitchen’s own website.

Delovery is another local multi-cuisine delivery channel. Some brands that look like they have “their own” order button actually hand Monaco off here — notably Smashie’s site routes Monaco orders to Delovery rather than a Smashie.com checkout. Also worth knowing: Déli Gourmet (own kitchen + delivery/takeaway pages by Monaco quartier) and EatIn Monaco (app for Monaco and nearby). Prefer platforms that state Monaco as the delivery zone, not only “Côte d’Azur”.

Browse the full rosters: our Food Delivery directory lists the 85 restaurants we’ve catalogued across both platforms, each linked straight to its ordering page.

Places

99 Sushi Bar

Precise sashimi and nigiri in hushed, minimalist surroundings—no performance, just the quiet mastery of fish and rice. Where Monaco's appetite for excellence meets the discipline of Japanese tradition.

Sexy Tacos

Warm tortillas with charred edges and properly seasoned meat—a casual neighborhood anchor that doesn't overcomplicate what should be simple. The kind of place where hunger is the only reservation needed.

Cooks

An Italian kitchen in Monaco serving pasta and familiar comfort with step-free access — an easygoing option that takes accessibility seriously.

La maison des pâtes

Handmade ribbon pasta with butter, tomato, or local herbs—nothing between you and the dough. Watch the kitchen work in plain sight, the pace steady and unhurried. A reprieve from Monaco's velocity.

Planet Sushi

Meticulous Tokyo-style sushi meets Monaco's dining scene—pristine fish, sharply executed rolls, the focused murmur of a sushi counter where technique matters more than theater. Compact, unadorned, uncompromising: exactly what sushi demands.

Smashie

Smash burgers done properly — crisp-edged patties, soft buns, quick service. A welcome shot of informality in a city of white tablecloths.

Quai des Artistes

A grand Parisian-style brasserie on Quai Antoine 1er, feeding Port Hercule since 1999. Seafood platters, steak-frites and white-aproned service with the yachts a few steps away — dependable, generous, and busy for a reason.

Pulcinella

Pulcinella trades in the restrained luxury of Monégasque dining: an intimate room where Italian classicism meets the Côte d'Azur's spare elegance. Pale linens, candlelight, the kind of patience with each course that feels less like service and more like ceremony.

Pizzeria Monégasque

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza with honest toppings, charred crust, and a room of locals eating alongside visitors. Generous portions, wine leaning Provençal. Return-visit reliability without ceremony—the kind of place you'd eat twice weekly if you lived nearby.

Order online on the restaurant’s own site

When you want to go direct — fewer middlemen, often clearer menus — these places run their own carts. The checkout lives on their domain.

Arrow Burger (Rue des Carmes) — order online. Burgers, sliders and wings since 2015; own delivery in Monaco plus Beausoleil, Cap d’Ail and Roquebrune. Phone +377 93 15 08 08. Lunch and dinner windows (check the site).

Chicken Pizza — full web shop with cart and delivery (chickenpizzamonaco.com). Pizzas, chicken, snacks; site states delivery in roughly 30–40 minutes in normal conditions. Phone +377 93 25 10 25.

ICI Salad Bar — lunch bowls and salads with commande en ligne on the ICI site. Phone +377 97 97 32 32.

Planet Sushi — brand ordering via sushi.fr / their web-caisse; always confirm the pin is inside Monaco. Phone +377 99 99 09 09. McDonald’s is the same pattern: brand app only if it accepts a Monaco address.

Not a direct cart: Smashie advertises online order, but the Monaco location on their site hands off to Delovery — treat it under platforms above, not as a Smashie.com checkout.

Places

Arrow Burger

Since 2015, Arrow Burger has been Monaco's go-to for proper burgers — homemade brioche buns, Angus beef, sliders, wings and veggie options — from a counter on Rue des Carmes. Order online or by phone for delivery across Monaco and neighbouring Beausoleil, Cap d'Ail and Roquebrune; or eat in when you want something unpretentious and hot.

Chicken Pizza

Wood-fired pizzas with blistered, charred crusts. The chicken is treated with discipline—brined, roasted golden, never rushed. An unpretentious corner spot where straightforward technique and honest ingredients matter more than décor.

ICI Salad Bar

Vegetables treated with genuine care, assembled without ceremony. A quiet anchor where Monaco's pragmatists gather for lunch that sustains rather than performs.

Planet Sushi

Meticulous Tokyo-style sushi meets Monaco's dining scene—pristine fish, sharply executed rolls, the focused murmur of a sushi counter where technique matters more than theater. Compact, unadorned, uncompromising: exactly what sushi demands.

McDonald's

Flash-fried warmth and salt in a hurry: the honest alternative to Monaco's more orchestrated dining culture. Locals slip in for quick, uncomplicated satisfaction—reliable fuel between appointments, refreshingly free of pretense.

Order by phone: pizza and neighbourhood kitchens

Phone remains the default for many neighbourhood pizza rooms — and for anyone who would rather talk than tap. Speak French if you can; English is often fine in tourist-facing places. Say the address clearly (building name helps), whether you want à emporter (collect) or livraison (delivery), and ask for a time window.

Starting numbers from our place data — double-check hours before you call. Several of these also appear on Mr Room Service if you prefer to order online instead:

Places

Tip Top

Precise bistro cooking pitched at the contented local—vegetables arrive bright and correctly salted, proteins unadorned, wine by the glass actually worth drinking. The sort of place that doesn't need to announce itself.

Pizzeria Monégasque

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza with honest toppings, charred crust, and a room of locals eating alongside visitors. Generous portions, wine leaning Provençal. Return-visit reliability without ceremony—the kind of place you'd eat twice weekly if you lived nearby.

Crazy Pizza Monaco

Flavio Briatore's flamboyant pizza spot brings the Billionaire group's showmanship to Monte-Carlo — wafer-thin crusts, truffle and Pata Negra toppings, and a room that treats dinner as theatre.

Pizza Boutique

Neighborhood pizzeria in a quieter corner of Monaco, where the work speaks louder than the name. Dough and tradition without the theater—attentive, direct, honest. Jardin Exotique as it prefers to dine.

Apéro Pizza etc.

Casual Monégasque aperitif ritual meets wood-fired pizza—golden light, easy conversation, and the comfortable crowd of regulars who know the aperitif hour is the point. Pizza arrives without pretense, conversation without hurry.

99 Sushi Bar

Precise sashimi and nigiri in hushed, minimalist surroundings—no performance, just the quiet mastery of fish and rice. Where Monaco's appetite for excellence meets the discipline of Japanese tradition.

Sexy Tacos

Warm tortillas with charred edges and properly seasoned meat—a casual neighborhood anchor that doesn't overcomplicate what should be simple. The kind of place where hunger is the only reservation needed.

Cooks

An Italian kitchen in Monaco serving pasta and familiar comfort with step-free access — an easygoing option that takes accessibility seriously.

Hotels, residences and the last 50 metres

Even when a kitchen or platform accepts your order, the hard part can be the building: coded entrances, private residences and palace-adjacent streets. Give the full address, door code if you have one, and a mobile number that works in Monaco. If you are in a hotel, offer to meet the courier in the lobby — that solves most failed drops.

Room service is the premium alternative: slower and dearer, but zero friction with access control. For a night in rather than a restaurant booking, that is often the saner choice after 22:00.

What this guide still is not

This is a shortlist: local platforms we opened, venue carts we clicked, and phone numbers from our place database. It is not every Monaco kitchen that will take a call, and menus, minimums, fees and delivery zones change without notice.

We will keep expanding as we verify more order URLs. The bar for “online” is simple: a public checkout (platform or venue site) that accepts Monaco addresses — not only a social post saying “call us”.