French cuisine in the heart of Montmartre on the way to the Sacré Coeur ejoy one of our homemade signature dishes like the foie gras maison or le parmentier de canard confit.
The George, a Michelin-starred establishment, offers a friendly and sharing gastronomic experience orchestrated by the indispensable chef Simone Zanoni. A journey between the French Riviera and Italy, in a chic and trendy setting. In his refined creations inspired by traditional Mediterranean cuisine, Simone blends his inherent sense of product with his transalpine culture and his taste for bold flavors. Alongside him, Italy's best sommelier Francesco Cosci oversees a menu rich with over 1000 references of Italian bottles, the largest collection in France. At Le George, the Michelin-starred cuisine is accompanied by a strong commitment: offer a unique eco-responsible and virtuous experience to guests. Vegetables from the restaurant's garden that adorn the plates, mushrooms harvested from coffee grounds and cooked... initiatives aimed at sensitizing guests to the heartfelt cause championed by the chef and his team.
The Grand Café Fauchon is the promise of a gourmet, sensory experience, a blend of tradition and innovation. A chic, modern living space with a 200m2 terrace overlooking the Eglise de la Madeleine, it offers the very best in French gastronomy, with continuous service from breakfast to dinner, including the unmissable “Glam'Hours”. Chef Baptiste Limouzin is passionate about sublimating the richness of the Maison FAUCHON's emblematic and historic creations, which for him represent an infinite source of creation, with new and explosive associations and combinations of flavors to create emotions. The "à la carte" selection and the FAUCHON lunch menu, which naturally evolve with the seasons, unveil creations that reinforces the Maison's new ambitions towards a cuisine of sharing and conviviality, gourmet and refined, that dares to be different. Three keywords: creativity, generosity and... pleasure!
A unique experience, rich in emotion and stunning. The Passionné restaurant welcomes you to its establishment for gourmet, careful, high-end French cuisine where you are promised an explosion of flavors in every bite; all in a sophisticated and modern decor. Led by the talented chef Satoshi Horiuchi, this new gastronomic restaurant revisits French gastronomy with panache and modernity while respecting small producers and the seasons. In the spotlight, careful, high-end French cuisine where you are promised an explosion of flavors in every bite; all in a sophisticated and modern decor.
Le Choupinet is a French restaurant - bar - brasserie - café located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, in the Odéon district at the crossroads of Boulevard Saint-Michel and Place Edmond Rostand. This establishment opposite the Luxembourg Gardens offers you specialties of French cuisine: snails, tartars, croque-monsieur... as well as drinks and cocktails, every day from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. the next day in a modern and trendy brasserie setting, indoors or on the terrace.A welcoming green space dotted with touches of contemporary art. On the blind and a piano where, on certain evenings, musical jams are organized, it is the artist Alec Monopoly who has put his stamp. In the heights, sit Bearbrick figurines with the effigy of Garfield, Kiki, Tony... Everything contributes to creating a friendly atmosphere, carried by an anthology of good regressive memories.
Maison Milie is a coffee place located in the hills of Montmartre, the famous Amelie's neighborhood.On your road to the Sacre Coeur basil you can enjoy a brunch or a healthy lunch with the classical French dishes. Or stop by to grab an organic coffee with our homemade cakes, crepes or waffles.
The Café d'Albert, located in Paris 18, near Montmartre, welcomes you in a unique setting combining pop art and retro style. Its large sunny terrace and comfortable interior are the perfect place to enjoy a convivial moment, Monday to Sunday, 6am to 2am. This café bistro, close to Jules Joffrin, offers a varied menu including French dishes, tapas to share, and brunches. Don't miss happy hours, Monday to Friday from 5pm to 10pm.
A concept as original as it is unique. Truffes folies offers an authentic experience rich in taste, based on a product as rare as it is exceptional: the truffle.Located not far from the Eiffel Tower, the Truffes folies restaurant welcomes guests in a hushed, sober and stylish atmosphere.Chef Cyril Bocciarelli is a true enthusiast. Trained at the École hôtelière and having run the prestigious Maison de la Truffe Place de la Madeleine in Paris for a dozen years, Cyril Bocciarelli has chosen to share his passion for the fascinating mushroom. Joined in 2015 by chef Nicolas Orlando, they select and offer the finest products, and in the boutiques of their two truffle restaurants in Paris.
At Le Coq & fils, we come to peck, yap, and celebrate beautiful French heritage poultry breeds. A 100% poultry centric and bistronomique Cuisine for fine beaks! A unique experience, signed by Chef Antoine Westermann, for poultry meat lovers.We are talking here about high level sustainability, pure poultry breeds, good genes, strong relations with committed farmers and producers engaged in animal welfare and a campaigner Chef. More than a rotisserie, it is a tribute to poultry that begins with plenty of hors d'oeuvres to share. Before being roasted our fowls are slowly poached in broth according to Chef Antoine Westermann's exclusive technique. They are served whole to be shared by two, three, four or more, accompanied by garlic confit, jus, home fries, mashed potatoes with chicken broth, Mac & cheese suggestions saisonnières. As it is very vegetarian friendly, Le Coq & fils offers a large selection of veggie hors d’œuvres as well, a must
Restaurant & Cocktail Bar. Vesper is the place where Parisiens go to enjoy French fusion food, sushi, cocktails, a flamboyant décor, and groovy music in the 7th district (Left-Bank).Signature dishes include Lacquered Duck Gyoza, Lobster Roll, Crying Tiger, Black Cod with miso, Small Spelt veggie risotto.
