Brasserie de Monaco
7.2Friend Score / 10#3 of 9 Bars & Nightlife in Monaco
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Monaco's only brewery, right on Port Hercule — organic lagers brewed on-site, pub food, big screens and DJs until 2am. A friend would send you for happy hour (roughly 5-8pm, beers around €3-4 instead of €6 a pint), not for a quiet dinner: evenings get loud and it leans afterwork-party more than craft-beer temple.
Key facts
| Hours | Daily 12:00–02:00 |
|---|---|
| Price | $$ |
| Phone | — |
| Website | — |
| Nearest transit | Port Hercule, about a 10-minute walk downhill from Monaco-Monte-Carlo train station; CAM bus stops on Boulevard Albert 1er nearby |
| Time needed | 1-2 hours |
| Best time to go | Happy hour from 5pm on a weekday; during Grand Prix week it becomes a full-on party venue |
| Last verified | July 12, 2026 |
Friend Score
7.2/10- Value7.0
- iconic6.0
- Freshness9.1
- Crowd level5.5
- Authenticity6.5
- Accessibility8.5
Frequently asked questions
- How do I get there from the train station?
- Walk down toward the port — it's about 10 minutes on foot from Monaco-Monte-Carlo station, on Route de la Piscine along Port Hercule. You really don't need a car; parking near the port is painful.
- Is it worth going during the Monaco Grand Prix?
- It's right on the circuit's port section, so it's a legendary GP party spot — but expect crowds, minimum spends and premium pricing that week. Book anything well ahead.
- Is it good for watching sports?
- Yes — this is one of the go-to spots in Monaco for football, F1 and rugby on big screens. Expect it packed for big matches, so come early for a table.
- What time does Brasserie de Monaco close?
- It's open daily from noon until 2am, one of the later closes in the port area. DJs typically play from early evening onward.
- Can I eat a proper meal there or is it just drinks?
- There's a full menu — burgers, pizzas, salads and brasserie plates. It's decent pub food, but people come primarily for the beer and atmosphere, not a gastronomic experience.
- How expensive is Brasserie de Monaco?
- Reasonable by Monaco standards. A pint runs about €6 normally, dropping to around €3-4 during happy hour (roughly 5-8pm), and pub food mains are mid-range. Cocktails and wine climb fast, though.
- Is Brasserie de Monaco family-friendly?
- At lunch and early afternoon, absolutely — the terrace facing the port is relaxed. After about 6pm the DJ sets start and it shifts to an afterwork/party crowd, so take the kids earlier.
- Is Brasserie de Monaco actually a real brewery?
- Yes — it's the Principality's only microbrewery, with tanks on display and lagers and ales brewed on-site from organic malts. It's a legit brewpub, not just branding.
Nearby in Ask Monaco
- Port HerculeLandmark0.1 km · 1 min walk
- Prince's Car Collection (Collection de Voitures de S.A.S.)Museum0.12 km · 1 min walk
- Collection de Voitures Anciennes (Prince's Car Collection)Attraction0.33 km · 4 min walk
- Quai des ArtistesRestaurant0.33 km · 4 min walk
- Collection de Peintures de S.A.S. le Prince de Monaco (Prince's Collection of Paintings)Museum0.33 km · 4 min walk
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