Sacré Frenchy ! it s a french neo-brasserie in the center of Paris, next to Etienne Marcel, le Marais and near to Beaubourg Museum and les Halles.Our chief Karen was trained in prestigious Parisian hotels such as the George V and also worked at the famous Maison AngelinaHe use to work all around the world in differents Michelin* and he wanted to do in Paris a typical french bistronomie with us with our new homemade Autumn 2024 menu was launched on October 4, 2024So we welcome you with a typical and traditional menu with fresh food for lunch or diner.There is also vegan and gluten free menu.All meals are selected and provided by local producers and we have the ONU label 'Carbon Neutral Now' which means that we offset all our carbon emissions. It's important for us to eat well and save the planet.From friday night till saturday night we also have our pianist Augustin who plays some french and international songs.
Welcome to Pamela Popo. We look forward to your visit! With a Retro-chic setting, our restaurant offers an inventive menu, with top-quality products and entirely homemade. Cocktail bar on the 1st floor.
Serpent à Plume is a place where bright ideas and relentless adventure meet in the oldest square of Paris: 24 Place des Vosges. Serpent à Plume offers real services, and aims to create an experience stimulating all senses. Our unconventional programming and aesthetic universe is the ultimate manifestation of how we create community. From our restaurant to our cocktail bar, each day is spent without repetition. Cats, thieves and illicit lovers lose themselves to the music and food as they leave reality behind. Come be part of the magic and you will discover our chrome-brushed restaurant and velour cocktail bar that accompany Mesoamerican statues, contrasting epochs, voyages, and voids. Adventure awaits you.
Since 1927 La Brasserie La Coupole has been a symbol of the history of Montparnasse. In an art deco decor, listed as a historical heritage, the Chef offers essential dishes from the great Parisian Brasseries such as the Grenoble-style stripe, the real pepper steak and the seafood platters ...Find the famous lamb curry in La Coupole Indian since 1927, served by cart. In the Roaring Twenties, La Coupole appeared as a window to the world that allowed guests to discover the Indian-style lamb curry served by an Indian in a sumptuous costume.La Coupole adapts to all your desires, from breakfast, lunch, dinner, to aperitif time with its creative cocktails and its American bar.
Real beating heart of the capital, Au Pied de Cochon is the first institution to offer, from its opening in 1947, a continuous service 24/7. This legendary brasserie welcomes guests in a very friendly atmosphere around a beautiful French traditional fare.
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.
The prestigious Goncourt Book Prize has been awarded in this mythical establishment since 1914 and the Renaudot since 1926! Meticulously revamped, the smart brasserie interior now provides a backdrop for traditional French staples (pork pie, vol-au-vent), together with more inventive creations. The wine list has also been dusted off by an MOF sommelier.
A true Alsatian institution, between the Place des Vosges and the Bastille Opera House, the Brasserie Bofinger has managed to survive through the ages while preserving its soul in an exceptional historical setting.The Chef of the most Alsatian of Parisian brasseries offers specialities such as saerkraut, flammekuche, Kougloff in the style of French toast, ...
Created at the inauguration of the Opéra Garnier in 1875, the Grand Café Capucines quickly became an essential part of the Grands Boulevards.The establishment is a witness and actor of the incessant cultural activity of the Boulevard des Capucines.Rediscover the must-see brasserie in the Opera district, redecorated by the architects Toro&Liautard in 2019.Like the Grands Boulevards, the Grand Café Capucines never sleeps.
