There are rooftops. And then there are worlds you rise into.
Amazónico Monte-Carlo isn’t just perched above Place du Casino – it floats above it, lush and alive. Step off the elevator and into something cinematic: music in the air, green all around, the scent of something grilled and unexpected drifting past your table.
This is not a restaurant that speaks in half measures.
It’s full of flavor. Full of rhythm. Full of life.
Cuisine & Concept
Amazónico’s menu is a celebration of tropical fusion, grounded in the culinary roots of the Amazon basin and accented with notes from Peru, Brazil, and Japan.
- Peruvian ceviche with bright citrus and depth
- Brazilian grilled meats rich with char and tradition
- Sushi rolls with refined, Asian-inspired balance
It’s the kind of menu that doesn’t just feed you – it draws you in.
Where old flavors are given new shape, and familiar ingredients arrive in unexpected ways. Everything is layered, expressive, and meant to be shared. Some dishes surprise you. Others comfort you. But all of them feel generous – not just in portion, but in spirit.
When to Visit
Evenings at Amazónico don’t follow a script.
Things start slowly around 6:00 p.m. – a first drink, the rustle of linen, the glow of the terrace. The night builds in layers, just like the food. And as the hours stretch on, the atmosphere deepens: live music drifts in, conversations soften, and time begins to loosen its grip.
It’s not just dinner. It’s an evening you ease into – and leave later than you planned.
While you can come any evening, something extra happens between Thursday and Saturday. The lights dim just a touch more. The music comes alive-first a slow jazz set, then bossa nova drifting in, and finally, a DJ easing the night forward.
Dinner transitions into movement. And before you know it, you’re still there, long after you meant to leave.
Amazónico Dress Code
Amazónico invites a sense of occasion – one with color, ease, and quiet confidence.
Women often arrive in vibrant dresses or relaxed elegance with a tropical nod.
Men tend toward light tailoring – linen, unstructured jackets, or clean silhouettes that reflect the warmth of the space.
You don’t have to overthink it. Just lean into the mood – refined, expressive, and alive.
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Design & Atmosphere
The space was envisioned by renowned designer Lázaro Rosa-Violán – and it shows.
Lush greenery climbs the walls. Woven textures, golden hues, and exotic patterns surround you. The rooftop terrace opens up to sweeping views over Place du Casino, giving the sense that Monte-Carlo itself is quietly watching from below.
You’ll hear conversation from all over the world. See familiar faces and new ones. And feel the pulse of a room that’s more than a restaurant – it’s a stage for memory.
Why It Belongs on Your Monaco Itinerary
- Unique Amazonian fusion cuisine in the heart of Monte-Carlo
- Rooftop terrace with panoramic views over Place du Casino
- A seamless blend of fine dining and vibrant nightlife
- Immersive jungle-inspired design by Lázaro Rosa-Violán
- Live music, curated cocktails, and unforgettable energy
And You?
Have you ever tasted a place before you opened the menu?
Felt the rhythm of a room before the music even started?
If you’ve spent an evening at Amazónico Monte-Carlo, you know the feeling – the flicker of candlelight, the heat of grilled spice in the air, the way the evening pulls you in and keeps you there.
And if you haven’t yet… perhaps next time you’re drawn toward the glow above Casino Square, you’ll take the elevator up. Just to see what’s waiting.
Because some nights aren’t meant to be quiet.
They’re meant to be vivid.
Practical Details for Amazónico
Address: Amazonian Monte-Carlo
Phone: +377 98 06 14 14
Reservations: Book now
Opening Hours
Open daily: 6:00 pm – 2:00 am
Prime evenings: Thursday to Saturday with live music and DJ sets
FAQ - What People Want To Know
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes – especially on weekends. Amazónico is one of Monaco’s hardest reservations to get, according to recent guides and guest reviews . A table after 7 pm, especially on Thursday to Saturday, is best reserved ahead to experience its vibrant rooftop atmosphere.
What’s the dress code?
It’s not about formality – it’s about feeling part of the atmosphere. People come dressed for the evening, not to impress, but because something about Amazónico makes you want to rise to the moment. A linen dress that moves when you walk. A jacket, maybe unstructured, worn like second skin. Shoes that say you might dance – or at least stay a little longer than planned.
No shorts or caps, of course. Nothing beachy or loud. Just a sense of ease and effort, like you knew the night might turn into something special. And often, it does.
When does the evening really come alive?
Amazonian starts gently around 6 pm. But between Thursday and Saturday, expect live Latin jazz early and DJs taking over later around 10 pm – midnight. That’s when the space shifts from dinner ambiance to vibrant late-night pulse.
Is it suitable for families or solo diners?
From what local reviewers share, children over ten are welcome after 7 pm. But the energy – dinner turning into lounge – often feels more adult and alive. Only diners also enjoy it; Attentive staff help make the evening feel easy, even if you’re alone.
How much should I expect to spend?
Recent visitors mention cocktails in the €19-29 range, with dishes like ceviche, nigiri, grilled meats, and sushi all praised for both flavor and quality. While not budget-friendly, the experience is consistently described as worth it.
