Burger, French, Gourmet, Italian, Mediterranean, Modern and creative, Seafood, Vegetarian
4, Avenue de la Madone – 98000 Monaco
See the map | Itinerary“Happy who, like Ulysses, has made a beautiful journey…” and discovers Odyssey! Swimming pool, terrace, gardens, pool house: the elements merge around the heated seawater pool, in a great splash of light desired by Karl Lagerfeld with the fascinating photographic fresco. The place dresses and undresses with the passing of the seasons. Its sky, overcast in winter, clears in spring. Its walls are disappearing and its horizon is widening.
The characters of the fresco, immutable, initiate the agape. Joël Robuchon inspired the menu by offering a tasty Mediterranean cuisine, light and tasty dishes that will be appreciated by fans of the Spa Métropole by Givenchy’s sports and wellness program: “Quinoa kale, feta cheese, cranberries and sunflower seeds”, “Early steamed cod with a herb ravigote”.
The Chef
Christophe Cussac and his team propose an original and innovative concept for the Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo. Today, he orchestrates 4 restaurants within the establishment.
Christophe Cussac is a former student of Joël Robuchon. He has proven himself in brilliant houses with Joël Robuchon, then in the family hotel of the Cussacs and in the restaurant Hôtel La Réserve in Beaulieu-sur-Mer.
He joined Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo as Excecutive chef for the opening and supervises all the hotel’s catering points. With Joël Robuchon, they imagine the gastronomy of tomorrow by taking inspiration from their time and their guests.
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