Monte Carlo Hospitality Group outlines the excellence and the warmth of Mediterranean hospitality through the luxury of fine Monegasque dining creating a renewed link between New York and Monte Carlo.
Highlights of the MCHG
Rampoldi
d’Antonio Salvatore
The excellence of mediterranean culture
The MCHG – Monte Carlo Hospitality Group team brings to the United States the rich culinary traditions of the Franco-Italian gourmet style and the well-established experience gained in the luxury hospitality sector with the Rampoldi restaurant creating a genuinely recognizable brand.
The Rampoldi restaurant, the heart of the group, was opened in 1946 and is now the oldest, recognized, and celebrated institution in Monte Carlo, awarded a Michelin star. Since 1970 the New York Times has regularly recommended its readers to visit the Rampoldi restaurant on their trips to the Côte d’Azur.
The bonds between New York and Monaco have always been strong, especially after the famous American actress became Princess Grace of Monaco and mother of Prince Albert II, the current Sovereign in the Principality of Monaco.
In addition to Rampoldi and La Table of Antonio Salvatore, the MCHG will open in June 2021 Casa Limone in the city. In late summer 2021, MCHG will re-open the beloved Atlantic Grill in New York’s Lincoln Square after acquiring it from Laundry’s Group. Under Chef Antonio’s guidance, the interior will be redesigned and the menu updated to bring the depths of the deep blue sea to 65th Street by celebrating the best of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Monte Carlo Hospitality Group also has plans to increase its presence in New York in 2022 with the opening of Rampoldi NYC and Monte-Carlo Patisserie. Reflecting the refinement and style of Rampoldi, Monte-Carlo Patisserie is a café and pastry shop with an elegant French patisserie and a decadent Italian pasticceria that will offer a full-service restaurant experience alongside as a shop to pick up fresh bread and sweet treats.
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Forbes
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The New York Times
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