Have you ever wanted to travel and see the most beautiful restaurants in the world? I certainly have. Today, we have a special post from our friends at JetSet Magazine. If you have eve been fortunate enough to travel by private airplane, you will always see this magazine in the lounges of the airport’s FBO(Fixed Based Operations). Covering the very best in luxury living, Jetset Magazine features the latest news and exclusive reviews of today’s best places to stay, play, shop, dine, and much more.
I hope you enjoy this culinary trip around the world!
Most Beautiful Restaurants in the World
Going out to eat is not only about the presentation of the food, but the ambiance of the restaurant setting as well. Fine dining is a sensory experience of tastes, scents, texture of the food, and the beauty of the atmosphere itself. And while your dining choices are endless, here’s an assortment of some of today’s most beautiful restaurants from around the globe.
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Ithaa, The Maldives
Ithaa is located off the coast of the South Asian island of The Maldives. Literally under the waves of the Indian Ocean, Ithaa allows it’s guests to be enchanted by the natural underwater environment of playful fish, majestic sharks, and beautiful corals as they dine. Open daily from 11 AM-Midnight, this once in a lifetime experience includes the options of a prix fixe four course lunch, seven course dinner, or drinks and a view. Children will be delighted to enjoy the lunch menu as they watch the sharks drift past them, but the evening hours are strictly adults only.
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Turandot, Moscow Russia
Their website states: “Offers a unique synthesis of the past and present, reality, modern kitchen and a gallant spirit of the festivities.” You will feel as if you arrived in Baroque Russia, while dining in the middle of a grand opera house or as a guest to a queen. The Florentine courtyard is beautifully spacious, with fountains, pillars, and marble replicas of ancient statues, such as Neptune. The balconies, grand staircases, and golden archways and the paintings on the walls and ceilings all tell their own stories with the perfect blend of art and literature. The menu is an Asian-French blend that is a unique and visually appealing dining experience.
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Ali Barbour’s Cave Restaurant, Kenya
Thirty years ago, George and Jackie Barbour found a 180,000 year old cave, located 30 km south of Mombasa. With the exception of the stone floor, the kitchen, and a few necessary additions, everything about the cave remains the same as the day they found it. A winding staircase leads down 10 metres into an intimate and romantic atmosphere with warm candlelight and a view of the stars overhead. The setting is complemented by their International cuisine, with a focus on seafood. The recipes are made from the freshest, high quality ingredients. This beautiful cave experience is not recommended for guests bringing children under the age of 6.
Photo via Alain-Ducasse.com
Le Louis XV, Monte Carlo
Located in the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, Chef Alain Ducasse’s flagship restaurant is like stepping back in time to the court of Versailles. The dining room is a soft blend of dream-like whites, gold, and delicate rose. Windows surround the dining room, crystal chandeliers hang low, as a beautiful painting adorns the high ceiling and portraits of royalty look down upon the diners. The menu is a flavorful Mediterranean food, made from the freshest, high quality local ingredients.
Photo via Rainforest Hideaway St. Lucia
Rainforest Hideaway, St. Lucia, West Indies
If you have ever wanted to eat among the trees of a rainforest and not lose the luxury of fine dining, the Rainforest Hideaway is the perfect experience. The candlelight setting, floral bouquets on the table, and soft lighting make this an intimately romantic and glorious experience. Located on a cozy dock, overlooking the most beautiful Marigot Bay, you can watch the fish, and hear the choir of rainforest creatures as you partake of a Caribbean meal created from the freshest local herbs, produce, and seafood. The menu is a two or three course prix fixe dinner. Bruschetta is included, compliments of the chef. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
What do you consider the most beautiful restaurant in the world?
Leslie Hendrix Wood
Leslie Hendrix Wood Interiors
Interior Designer
Midland, Texas
