restaurants paris vue tour eiffel

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Les 8 restaurants avec vue sur la Tour Eiffel à Paris, France

Table des matières

• 1. Ciel de Paris
• 2. Ducasse Sur Seine
• 3. Les Ombres
• 4. Girafe Restaurant
• 5. Monsieur Bleu
• 6. Frame Restaurant
• 7. Chez Francis
• 8. Café du Trocadéro

Au cœur de la ville artistique et culturelle de Paris se dresse un symbole incontestable qui règne en maître – la Tour Eiffel. Conçue à l'origine comme une structure temporaire pour l'Exposition universelle de 1889, elle a élégamment résisté à l'épreuve du temps pendant plus de 130 ans, devenant ainsi un emblème de la France et de la romance.

Cet édifice imposant, s'élevant à 324 mètres et pouvant même gagner 15 centimètres en été sous l'effet de la chaleur, demeure omniprésent. Pour certains citadins, elle fait partie du paysage, presque invisible à leurs yeux, qui ne s'attardent plus sur sa beauté. D'autres pourraient même remettre en question sa valeur artistique, tout comme le fit le créateur de la Tour, l'ingénieur Gustave Eiffel.

Cependant, à la différence de ceux qui, à l'instar de Guy de Maupassant, préféraient dîner au restaurant de la Tour Eiffel pour éviter de la voir, nous ne sommes pas aussi indifférents. Bien au contraire, comme de nombreux touristes visitant “la ville de l'amour”, nous avons recherché les meilleurs points de vue de cette dentelle de fer afin de vous recommander les endroits les plus propices, associant une cuisine raffinée à des panoramas à couper le souffle de la Tour Eiffel.

La pâte pour cette tranche a été inventée en France, mais là, on l'appelle "mille-feuilles", ce qui se traduit par "un millier de feuilles". En Grande-Bretagne on l'appelle une "tranche de vanille", les Australiens disent aussi qu'ils ont inventé une pâte multicouche brassée à la vanille saupoudrée de sucre en poudre. La tranche est préparée avec une quantité incroyable des goûts les plus variés. Mangez-le avec de la crème.

Où mieux contempler la splendeur de la “Ville Lumière” que depuis le 56e étage de la Tour Montparnasse, en plein cœur de la Rive Gauche ? C'est là que se trouve le Ciel de Paris , le restaurant gastronomique le plus élevé d'Europe, offrant une expérience qui restera ancrée dans votre mémoire. Perché à 210 mètres au-dessus du sol, vous bénéficierez d'une vue exceptionnelle sur tous les monuments emblématiques, parmi lesquels le Palais de Chaillot, le Champ de Mars, l'École Militaire, et bien entendu, la Tour Eiffel. L'intérieur futuriste du restaurant, avec ses plafonds miroitants, ses spots encastrés et ses surfaces argentées épurées, vous transportera dans l'atmosphère d'un vaisseau spatial.

Votre visite ici ne serait pas complète sans savourer la haute gastronomie française. Les convives peuvent choisir parmi les 5 menus proposés, dont le Grand Écran à 140 € par personne vous assurant une place près des vastes fenêtres panoramiques. Le menu est tout simplement exquis, avec des choix allant d'un  mille-feuille d'automne au fromage de chèvre frais et à une émulsion raffinée de champignons, à une soupe de homard veloutée et un poulet fermier accompagné de tagliatelles de légumes et de blettes multicolores. La sélection de vins est impressionnante, même pour les connaisseurs, proposant des millésimes d'exception et des grands crus rares. Néanmoins, nous vous suggérons vivement de goûter au champagne, une composante incontournable de l'expérience parisienne. Par exemple, une coupe du Gustave Eiffel Brut Réserve à 23 € est une option délicieuse.

Le prix moyen par personne – 140 €

Ducasse Sur Seine , le restaurant flottant, offre une expérience culinaire distinctive à Paris, alliant une cuisine française raffinée à une croisière paisible sur la Seine. Créé par le célèbre chef français Alain Ducasse , il fonctionne avec des moteurs électriques, garantissant un voyage respectueux de l'environnement et silencieux, tandis que ses parois entièrement en verre encadrent des vues spectaculaires.

Il est possible de faire une réservation pour le déjeuner ou le dîner, chacun d'une durée d'environ 2 heures. Les premiers arrivés ont souvent le plaisir de déguster des cocktails et de prendre quelques selfies sur la terrasse du toit du bateau, avec la Tour Eiffel en arrière-plan. Les croisières en soirée deviennent particulièrement enchanteresses lorsque la ville s'illumine, créant de magnifiques reflets sur l'eau.

Vous aurez le choix entre un menu de 4 ou 5 plats, accompagné de vins exceptionnels soigneusement sélectionnés par le sommelier, avec des prix à partir de 160 €. La soirée est orchestrée avec une perfection impeccable, commençant par des délices tels que la truffe noire et la pintade tiède au foie gras, suivis de plats comme le homard bleu avec de la betterave rouge et du cassis, ou encore les  noix de Saint-Jacques grillées. Enfin, lors de votre arrivée sur le quai au pied de la Tour Eiffel, régalez-vous avec une glace à l'huile d'olive aux saveurs d'agrumes, confectionnée dans leur propre atelier parisien.

Le prix moyen par personne – 160 €

À quelques pas seulement de la Tour Eiffel, vous trouverez le musée du quai Branly-Jacques Chirac. À l'intérieur, les visiteurs peuvent se plonger dans des expositions dédiées à l'art et aux cultures autochtones d'Afrique, d'Asie, d'Océanie et des Amériques. Niché au 5e étage du musée, il y a un restaurant gastronomique, Les Ombres , ainsi nommé en raison de la façon dont la Dame de Fer projette son ombre sur les tables lors des journées ensoleillées.

Pendant les mois plus chauds, offrez-vous le plaisir d'un repas sur la terrasse ouverte avec une vue panoramique époustouflante sur la ville. À la tombée de la nuit, les convives sont invités dans la salle à manger entièrement vitrée, où le plafond se métamorphose en un ciel étoilé, créant une connexion harmonieuse avec le monde extérieur.

La cuisine ici est raffinée et inspirée par la Méditerranée, garantissant une expérience délicieuse. Le menu du soir se décline en 3 variations, proposant de 5 à 7 plats à partir de 128 €. Des délices tels que les  raviolis croustillants aux champignons agrémentés de caviar doré, les topinambours confits, ou encore le lieu noir pêché à la ligne braisé avec des moules et l’achard de raisins raviront vos papilles. Le caneton rôti, assaisonné avec des oignons des Cévennes et du café, est particulièrement remarquable. Et pour clôturer votre soirée gourmande, ne passez pas à côté du “caviar” onctueux au chocolat et à la vanille avec une praline croquante, accompagné d'un verre de vin blanc sec provenant de leur vaste collection.

Le prix moyen par personne – 120-190 €

Sur les îles où les prises sont le plus souvent fraîches, la pieuvre est rôtie au charbon, assaisonnée de citron frais et servie avec de la vodka grecque à l'anis. Les amis et les familles aiment généralement profiter de ce plat d'été spécial sur la plage pendant les journées chaudes.

Sur le toit d'un autre musée qui vaut vraiment le détour, la Cité de l'Architecture, vous découvrirez le restaurant élégant Girafe . C'est un lieu prisé des célébrités, comme les Beckham, par exemple, avec une atmosphère détendue et décontractée, typiquement parisienne à l'intérieur. La décoration bohème et excentrique des années 1930, avec un bar en marbre et des plantes tropicales, ainsi qu'une coupe de champagne offerte à l'arrivée, peut mettre tout le monde à l'aise, quel que soit son statut ou sa renommée. 

La carte propose une vaste gamme de délicieux fruits de mer, y compris une section Crue. Commencez avec un carpaccio de coquilles Saint-Jacques agrémenté de papaye et de concombre. Une salade d'avocat et de homard constitue un excellent suivi, et le  poulpe grillé avec des gnocchis et du chorizo est un choix prisé pour le plat principal. Bien que la sélection de plats à base de viande se limite au poulet à la truffe ou au filet de bœuf aux oignons échalotes, ils sont également très satisfaisants.

Néanmoins, il s'agit d'un restaurant de fruits de mer, et la pêche du jour attire généralement le plus d'attention. Pour une note finale exquise, savourez une tarte meringuée au citron et kalamansi, accompagnée de l'un de leurs cocktails signature au bar. Sinon, prenez un verre de calvados, comme le Christian Drouin Sélection, parfait pour se réchauffer avant de partir vers la rive venteuse.

Le prix moyen par personne – 45-80 €

Ce rouleau de homard est très populaire en été, car il se réfère à des collations froides et a un goût agréable et rafraîchissant. En fait, c'est comme un hot dog, seulement du homard au lieu de la saucisse. On a prétendu qu'il y a longtemps, on nourrissait des prisonniers avec des homards dans le comté de Boston. Depuis lors, ils sont servis à l'intérieur de petits rouleaux croustillants sur les feuilles de vert.

Situé dans l'aile ouest du musée du Palais de Tokyo, le restaurant cosmopolite Monsieur Bleu bénéficie d'une terrasse fantastique avec vue sur la Seine et la Tour Eiffel, offrant l'un des panoramas les plus époustouflants de Paris. Son design art déco, caractérisé par des nuances de vert foncé rehaussées d'accents en laiton, respire l'élégance sans devenir trop chargé. L'ambiance décontractée est soigneusement entretenue par un service amical, les éclats de rire des convives et des sets de DJ qui incitent souvent à des danses spontanées. 

Venez pour un brunch branché le dimanche avec des croissants frais et du café, ou organisez un dîner agréable entre amis. Commencez votre repas avec des  guédilles de homard  et une salade quinoa-mangue, puis dégustez un cabillaud noir caramélisé au miso avec du riz jasmin, préparé méticuleusement. Les tagliatelles à la truffe sont une excellente garniture pour les côtelettes d'agneau, et des profiteroles ou un mille-feuille à la vanille bourbon seront une délicieuse conclusion sucrée à votre repas. Accompagnez le tout d'une coupe de Champagne Veuve Clicquot Rosé à 28 € ou d'un cocktail Venise au rhum et à l'Aperol à 19 €, les choix qui sauront assurément sublimer votre soirée.

Le prix moyen par personne – 38-70 €

Pour une pause déjeuner légère et équilibrée avec une vue exceptionnelle sur la Tour Eiffel, le restaurant Frame est le choix idéal. Il se compose de deux espaces distincts : la brasserie au rez-de-chaussée avec sa terrasse extérieure et le rooftop éphémère au 10e étage du superbe hôtel Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel. La brasserie bénéficie d'immenses fenêtres panoramiques du sol au plafond, une vaisselle raffinée et une ambiance animée, le tout agrémenté de bananiers en pots luxuriants. Ce qui rend leur offre culinaire unique, c'est l'utilisation d'ingrédients sains provenant du potager biologique situé à quelques pas de la cuisine.

Ne manquez pas la vinaigrette à base de burrata parisienne, de pistaches et de salade de roquette. Quant au plat principal, assurez-vous de déguster le cabillaud rôti infusé au curcuma et au safran, accompagné de bisque de homard et de carottes braisées – l'arôme des fruits de mer est simplement irrésistible. Le  filet de bœuf français, associé à des pommes de terre grenaille frites au curry et aux échalotes, est également une délicieuse option, surtout lorsqu'il est accompagné d'un verre de vin rouge sec.

Terminez votre repas avec la tarte Bourdaloue à la poire et à la crème d'amandes, et n'oubliez pas de prendre une photo au pied de la Tour Eiffel.

Le prix moyen par personne – 50 €

L'un des endroits préférés des Parisiens est  Chez Francis , qui évoque l'ambiance d'un film romantique avec sa décoration rouge et dorée. La vue spectaculaire sur la Tour Eiffel contribue à cette atmosphère cinématographique. Il y a une terrasse ouverte et un intérieur animé avec des meubles et des murs rouges, le tout centré autour d'un petit mais captivant bar, avec une grande horloge illuminée en arrière-plan.

Le restaurant propose une large variété d'huîtres et de fruits de mer qui disparaissent littéralement chaque soir, accompagnés de cocktails signatures. Vous trouverez également des entrées délicieuses, telles que la burrata tendre servie sur un lit d'aubergines fondantes ou de petites  sardines au beurre demi-sel, préparant le terrain pour la suite de votre repas.

Pour le plat principal, goûtez au bœuf “tigre qui pleure”, mariné et découpé avec précision, ou régalez-vous avec une généreuse assiette de palourdes, de crevettes grises et de bulots, révélant l'expertise culinaire aussi bien des chefs que des convives. En guise de conclusion à votre soirée, savourez une glace à la vanille accompagnée de figues rôties en dessert avec un verre rafraîchissant de leur cocktail caïpirinha signature.

Le prix moyen par personne – 55-70 €

Ce sont des petites portions de plats cuit à la vapeur, frit ou fait au four et servies dans des paniers à vapeur. C'est fait de différents brioches, boulettes ou nouilles de riz remplit d'une variété d'ingrédients. Il est souvent consommé pendant le petit déjeuner ou le déjeuner.

Savourez la joie de vivre à la parisienne en faisant une pause au Café du Trocadéro , dont la terrasse vous réserve une vue charmante sur le principal symbole de la ville. Le 16e arrondissement est idéal pour se promener tranquillement le long de ses rues verdoyantes, explorer des musées, et bien sûr, s'arrêter pour déguster un croissant frais avec un café.

Pour votre repas, sélectionnez l'une des propositions de la section Snack Chic, telle que les ravioles du Dauphiné dans un bouillon de champignons ou un panier de délicats  dim sum fourrés aux crevettes et aux épinards, au bœuf ou au poulet. Ne manquez pas l'occasion de savourer les escargots de Bourgogne servis avec des tranches de pain grillé et des herbes, un choix véritablement raffiné.

Comme plat principal, vous avez le choix entre des options comme les pâtes à l'encre de seiche avec du crabe ou le saumon grillé avec une sauce au yaourt à la coriandre. Si vous n'avez pas l'appétit pour un repas complet, profitez de leur offre spéciale comprenant une coupe de Champagne Deutz Brut et des desserts miniatures pour 30 €, ou prenez simplement des viennoiseries fraîches, à déguster avec un verre d'Aperol spritz, idéal pour une collation détendue du dimanche. 

Le prix moyen par personne – 21-40 €

Avez-vous, tout comme nous, été séduit par cette splendeur métallique qui projette son ombre sur les tables des cafés avoisinants ? Faites-nous savoir quel restaurant suggéré vous avez choisi pour votre rendez-vous le plus romantique à Paris.

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17 Best Restaurants With A View Of The Eiffel Tower

Do you want to have lunch or dinner with a view of the Eiffel Tower? Then check out these amazing restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower !

As a seasoned travel and food enthusiast who’s explored the City of Lights for several years (while also living here), I’ve discovered some culinary gems that offer the real Parisian dream — good food with a view of the Iron Lady!

Imagine dining while looking out to the Eiffel Tower! If that doesn’t sound Instagram-worthy, then I don’t know what is!

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While the view makes these restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower stand out, the ambiance, service, and scrumptious food all come together to create an unbeatable Parisian charm.

Paris has a number of such places, so to help you decide where to go, I’ll be sharing my personal favorites — from hidden rooftop terraces to elegant cafes with each offering a unique perspective of this iconic landmark.

Whether you want to take your loved one on a romantic date night or just hang out with your friends, these restaurants with Eiffel Tower views will give you the experience of a lifetime!

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Restaurants with Eiffel Tower views

Of course, they’re bound to be a bit pricey considering you’ll be face-to-face with the Iron Lady but the stunning views you’ll get will make up for that! So read on to discover some of the best restaurants in Paris with a view of the Eiffel Tower.

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Instead of opting for a traditional restaurant-only choice, I recommend opting for this combo which comes with a Seine cruise and dinner with an Eiffel Tower view. It’s perfect if you want to do both but want to save money as well! You can expect;

• 1-hour Seine Cruise to see a number of famous Parisian monuments
• 3-course meal at Bistro Parisien with a view of the Eiffel Tower
• Glass of wine

1. Les Ombres [$$$$]

Perched atop Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac Museum, Les Ombres is a vast terrace restaurant that serves delectable dishes.

Known as one of the best restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower, here you’ll be able to bask in the silhouette of the historical monument (after all Les Ombres means shadow in the French) as you drink the finest wines and gorge on French foods with a contemporary twist and Mediterranean flavors.

Les Ombres will not disappoint in any aspect! From impeccable service and a gorgeous deck where you can take stunning Eiffel Tower pictures , to the perfect atmosphere for a romantic dinner with your partner or brunch with family, this restaurant has it all.

When it comes to the menu, it offers a prix fixe menu (fixed price menu) with dishes that range from € 58 to almost € 200 depending on what you choose.

If you want to experience their sophisticated yet welcoming ambiance plus their perfectly crafted dishes on a more friendly budget, I recommend going there on a weekday for lunch as the menu is cheaper than the dinner menu.

Some standouts from the menu include; Mushroom, ginger and chilli crispy Raviole, Confit Jerusalem artichokes, Roasted duckling, and more.

Location: 27, Quai Branly, 75007 Paris

Contact: +33 0147536800

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2. Chez Francis [$$$]

Known for serving 100% homemade food and signature seafood dishes like oysters and other crustaceans, Chez Francis is an intimate and magnificent brasserie.

With a spectacular backdrop of the tower, it is a lovely eatery for breakfast, lunch, or even dinner which is extra special as you watch the tower twinkle for five minutes at every top of the hour.

Plus, the staff is very friendly and accommodating to every need you might have.

If you get a chance to dine here, be sure to taste the Lemongrass chicken Nems and the vanilla crème brûlée paired with a bottle of exceptional champagne for a great meal with an even better view!

Location: 7 Pl. de l’Alma, 75008 Paris, France

Contact: +33 147208683

3. Le Ciel De Paris [$$$$]

If you’re looking for a place that is the epitome of modernity and luxury, look no further than Le Ciel de Paris .

Located at the top of Montparnasse Tower, it is safe to say that it’s the French restaurant with the best view of the Eiffel Tower, especially at night!

Besides the Eiffel Tower, you’ll also have a birds-eye view of the entire city as you dine high in the sky.

Though pricey, this fine dining place has a variety of set menus, a selection of signature wines and champagne selected by sommeliers to perfectly complement your meal, and an ambiance that is hard to beat! Its sleek, modern decor, with subtle lighting and elegant furnishings, is both chic and inviting!

Famous for being a date night spot, Le Ciel de Paris is the perfect place to surprise your partner for a special anniversary meal or even propose!

Location: Tour Maine Montparnasse, 56th floor, 33, Avenue du Maine, 75015 Paris

Contact: +33 140647764

4. 6 New York [$$$$]

There’s nothing that quite says fine specialty dining like 6 New York . With glorious Eiffel Tower vistas, it offers a variety of menus, the most popular being its surprise menu.

The chef will personally introduce the specials, and the restaurant’s staff are the kindest and will accommodate any of your needs.

If the surprise menu isn’t your cup of tea and you like to know what you’re going to eat, be sure to give the Truffle Risotto and Foie gras Duck paired with select champagne a try. And if you’re vegetarian or gluten-free, you can rest assured that you’ll find something on the menu too!

A family-owned and run business, you’ll be able to recognize the personal touch in the calm, luxurious atmosphere and the food that’s served.

While the restaurant is on the pricier side, the quality of the food and the overall experience justify the expense.

Location: 6 Av. De New York, 75016 Paris, France

Contact: +33 140700330

5. Girafe Restaurant [$$$$]

Recognized as one of the best restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower, the Girafe Restaurant boasts an expansive terrace decorated to perfection for excellent panoramic Paris views.

At Girafe, with your novel seafood, either cooked in a traditional Parisian way or served raw as ceviche, you’ll feel as though you’re dining with the Eiffel Tower itself.

Open for lunch and dinner, I recommend making a reservation in advance as it is one of the city’s favorites.

So whether you’re planning on visiting for a birthday dinner or cocktails at lunch with your friends, the view, the food, and the air, it doesn’t get better than at Girafe Restaurant .

Location: 1 place du Trocadéro and November 11, 75016 Paris

Contact: +33 140627061

6. L’oiseau Blanc [$$$$]

A Michelin-star restaurant, the quality of food and service is top-notch at L’oiseau Blanc . Besides the delicious food, this rooftop eatery also offers not only sweeping views of the Eiffel Tower but the entire city.

A homage to two French pioneers of aviation: Charles Nungesser and François Coli , this French gastronomic restaurant provides a first-class experience to visitors.

It is famous for celebrating seasonal produce in its dishes paired with a selection of signature French wines.

Open every day for dinner, 7 pm onwards, with a smart-casual dress code; book a table at L’oiseau Blanc in advance for a memorable evening filled with laughter, impeccable unique flavors, and the most scenic view Paris has to offer.

Location: 19 Avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris, France

Contact: +33 158122888

7. Café de l’Homme [$$$$]

Update: Café de l’Homme seems to have shifted its business model and is now just hosting private events! Whether they’ll reopen again to the public is still unknown but as of now, you can’t dine there, so you’re better off booking another Eiffel Tower restaurant view on the list.

One of the top restaurants in Paris with an Eiffel Tower view that also provides options to host private events is Café de l’Homme .

Occupying the terrace of the Homme Museum, a famous anthropology museum in the city, this imaginative French restaurant not only offers delicious fusion food but also boasts impeccable views of the Eiffel Tower, Trocadero Gardens, and even the Palais de Luxembourg in the distance.

If you want to dine in style or, better yet, have a special occasion to celebrate — a birthday, anniversary, or even a graduation day — the staff’s quick service and event management skills will ensure that you have a brilliant time.

Be sure to book a table by the edge in advance and order one or more of their novel desserts before you leave!

Location: 17 Pl. du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre 75116 Paris, France

Contact: +33 1 44057272

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8. Le Bistro Parisien [$$$]

Out of the restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, there’s one located by the beautiful river Seine.

Get a table at Le Bistro Parisien by the river, on its terrace, or in its contemporary glass indoor seating area and devour traditional French food in the shadow of the tower.

Be sure to ask about their daily specials and finish your meal with a traditional Tiramisu if you’re a dessert and coffee lover.

Whether you pick to have breakfast with a view for a great start to the day or dinner with friends after a long week, Le Bistro Parisien has flavorful food for every time of the day!

Alternatively, you can book this 1-hour cruise that combines both a Seine cruise and dinner at Le Bistro Parisien for an even more extraordinary experience.

Location: Bateaux Parisiens, Port de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, France

Contact: +33 176641445

9. Maison Blanche [$$$$]

A favorite among Parisians, Maison Blanche is one of the finest restaurants overlooking the Eiffel Tower.

It has a bar offering a variety of signature wines and novel cocktails that complement the classic French food they serve.

With a lively atmosphere and panoramic views of Paris , it is perfect for a family brunch or even a business dinner.

If you happen to visit on a summer Saturday night, Maison Blanche morphs from a classy, French joint into a colorful nightclub with a complete party atmosphere. Make sure you book a table in advance to enjoy the scenic view it offers!

Location: 15 Avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, France

Contact: +33 14723 55 99

10. Terrass Hotel restaurant [$$$$]

Though located in Montmartre , which is far from the bustle of central Paris, the restaurant atop the Terrass Hotel has a gorgeous view of the Eiffel Tower and the city that surrounds it.

It is open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner serving authentic dishes made with seasonal produce.

Known for its quick and friendly staff, the beautifully decorated and managed eatery is an ideal place to spend a couple of hours overlooking the city while sipping on wine.

For a quintessential romantic dinner of drinking bubbly and dining on Filet cooked to perfection, there’s no place better than the Terrass Hotel Restaurant . 

And if you’re looking for restaurants in the neighborhood, it is also one of the best restaurants in Montmartre .

Location: 12-14 Rue Joseph de Maistre, 75018 Paris, France

Contact: +33 146067285

11. Georges [$$$$]

Often featured as one of the best restaurants in Paris with a view, Georges is a one-of-a-kind restaurant located on top of Centre Pompidou.

Open every day from noon until 2 am, except Tuesday, the views of the entire French city from Georges are unmatched.

A contemporary fine-dining French restaurant, you’ll be able to get a taste of classic dishes like Beef Tartar and Rigatoni with modern elements.

While expensive, the feeling of looking out of the beautiful glass building and seeing the glorious Eiffel Tower as you sip on their signature red wine with your loved ones is worth it!

Make sure you make a reservation in advance and convey any specific dietary requirements so the chefs can be prepared.

So, if you’re looking for rooftop restaurants in Paris that offer Eiffel Tower views, you can’t go wrong with this one!

Location: Pompidou, opposite 50 Rue de Rambuteau, 75004 Paris

Contact: +33 1 44 78 47 99

12. Monsieur Bleu [$$$]

Among the many Paris restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower is Monsieur Bleu which possesses a splendid view of the Eiffel, without breaking the bank!

A versatile place, designed with great thought, it is located in the west wing of the Palais de Tokyo.

You can take a tour of the Palais de Tokyo museum and culminate your visit with dishes that blend classic French cuisine and modern global flavors.

If you’re a fan of novelty cocktails or are looking for a fine selection of martinis, the drinks served at Monsieur Bleu are the perfect companion to the scrumptious food you’ll devour against a picturesque view of the tower.

It also offers a vibrant evening on its terrace every summer from June to September, which is a perfect place to shake a leg, taste exclusive tapas, and drink until the moon comes up!

Location: Palais de Tokyo, 20 Avenue de New York, 75116 Paris

Contact: +33 147209047

13. Le New York [$$]

Located right across the river from the majestic Eiffel Tower, Le New York is a lovely diner that offers an amalgamation of American and French dishes.

In addition to its fantastic fish & chips and variety of burgers, Le New York is famous for its specialty cocktails, such as an El Chapo or New York Breeze , which will be the perfect refresher on a hot summer day of sightseeing.

With quick service and great food at a reasonable cost in a prime spot in Paris, it is a great place to go for a quick lunch in the summer or sundowner cocktails with your partner in the winter. (If you feel cold while seated outside, the staff will kindly put up heaters to keep you warm!).

Location: 48 Avenue de New York, 75116 Paris

Contact: +33 140760971

14. Café Du Trocadero [$$$]

If you’re looking for Paris restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower at a bargain, Café du Trocadero is the place to be.

A reflection of the city’s ever-evolving nature, it is a beautiful brasserie with magnificent outdoor seating loved by tourists and locals alike.

You’ll be greeted by kind, English-speaking staff and have the opportunity to be in the infamous Trocadero square, inches away from the Eiffel Tower.

Whether you want to grab a coffee with an old friend at noon or sip white wine as you take a front seat for the Eiffel Tower light show, it is the ultimate café for a great meal on a budget.

To people-watch while you sip on your espresso and dig into a decadent chocolate lava cake, head to Café du Trocadero.

Location: 8, Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75116 Paris

Contact: +33 144053700

15. Le Calife [$$$]

Le Calife is one of the best restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower – Image Credit: Le Calife

If you thought that the Eiffel Tower view restaurants we’ve looked at already are impressive, wait till you go to Le Calife .

Rather than a traditional restaurant, this one is in fact a boat dinner cruise on the Seine, so instead of dining at a restaurant with Eiffel Tower views and later paying more for a Seine Cruise, you can have both at this restaurant.

After boarding the boat which exudes a charming ambiance all through, you’ll be taken on a 2-hour 3-course gastronomical journey where you’ll enjoy perfectly prepared French dishes as you take in stunning views.

Besides the Eiffel Tower, you’ll also be able to see other Parisian monuments like the Louvre museum , Notre Dame Cathedral, and finally the Eiffel Tower where you can see its shimmering lights up close. It will be like the Tower is putting on a private show for you.

From perfectly crafted meals, staff that pays attention to every little detail, to music playing in the background, and an ambiance that adds a touch of romance, Le Calife is truly one of the best Paris restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower.

And although I recommend going for dinner, they also offer lunch cruise meals and private occasions.

Plus, their menu is a bit more affordable compared to other Eiffel Tower view restaurants on the list, yet you’ll be able to enjoy the views regardless of where you sit since each table faces a window.

Location: Port des Saints-Pères, 75006 Paris

Contact: +33 01 43 54 50 04

16. Perruche Restaurant [$$$]

Image Credit: Perruche Restaurant

Located on top of Paris’ famous department store , Printemps Haussmann, Perruche is one of the best rooftop restaurants in Paris with Eiffel Tower views.

What makes this restaurant unique is that it’s decorated to look like a hanging garden creating both a charming and unique outlook.

On top of enjoying the views of the Eiffel Tower in the distance, you’ll be treated to a Provençal meal that both meat lovers and vegetarians can enjoy.

They also serve perfectly crafted cocktails at their bar area if you just want to enjoy a drink. This bar is actually one of the best rooftop bars in Paris .

Location: Printemps De L’Homme, 2 Rue du Havre 9ème étage, 75009 Paris, France

Contact: +33 1 40 34 01 23

17. La Terrasse at Hôtel Raphael [$$]

Image credit: Hôtel Raphaël

Next on this list of restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower is none other than La Terrasse .

Perched on the rooftop of a 5-star hotel, Hotel Raphaël, this restaurant offers unparalleled views of the Eiffel Tower (and other landmarks like Arc de Triomphe ) in a garden-like setting.

While you don’t go here for a romantic dinner date (since I believe there are other restaurants on this list that are more suited for that), it’s the perfect place for a casual meal or drinks while admiring Paris’s skyline.

Unlike other restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower that open all year round, this one only opens from May to September when the weather is warm enough to enjoy the outdoor terrace.

But even during these months, if the weather is not great, the terrace can be closed off.

Location: 17 Av. Kléber, 75116 Paris, France

Contact: +33 1 53 64 32 00

FAQs About The Best Restaurants With A View of The Eiffel Tower

Which restaurants have the best view of the Eiffel Tower?

Some of the best restaurants with an Eiffel Tower view include; Les Ombres in the 7th arrondissement, Le Ciel De Paris in the 15th, 6 New York, L’oiseau Blanc in the 16th, and many others.

Which cafe has views of the Eiffel Tower?

The best cafe with Eiffel Tower views is Café Du Trocadéro in the 16th arrondissement.

What Are The Most Affordable restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower

While most of the restaurants with Eiffel Towers are pricey, you can enjoy a somewhat affordable meal at La Terrasse At Hôtel Raphael in the 16th arrondissement, Le New York also in the 16th, and Chez Francis in the 8th arrondissement,

What are the Best Restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower at night

If you want to fully enjoy the beauty of the shimmering lights of the Eiffel Tower at night, I recommend heading to Le Ciel De Paris in the 15th arrondissement, 6 New York in the 16th, Le Calife, and Girafe Restaurant in the 16th, though all of the restaurants on this list will treat you to stunning views of the Eiffel Tower at night.

Final Thoughts on The Best Restaurants with the Eiffel Tower View

In Paris, there’s no shortage of restaurants with a view of the Eiffel Tower, but these are the ones that you must visit.

If you’re looking for a quiet, classy restaurant to take your partner to, have dinner with an Eiffel Tower view with friends, or a café with a view for an evening coffee, choose whichever eatery suits you best.

But wherever you decide to go, dining with an exceptional view of the incredible Eiffel Tower will definitely make your trip to Paris extra memorable.

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Chez Francis is a legendary Parisian brasserie, famous for its breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower. A 100% home-made brasserie menu and a selection of and a selection of oysters and shellfish arriving daily, to enjoy fine and fresh dishes. An exceptional table, where refined dishes, to be shared or not, are intermingled. Chez Francis, moments of conviviality to share !

A venue with many facets

A renowned place for classic and authentic French gastronomy, in a cosy and intimate atmosphere. A precious setting ideally located in the centre of the capital, in the golden triangle.

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A place to meet and share, the bar is a central element of the Chez Francis brasserie. Between fantasy and reality, it is the ideal place to taste unique creations in an intimate and intimate and cosy atmosphere.

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A place to meet and share, the bar is a central element of the Chez Francis brasserie.

Between fantasy and reality, it is the ideal place to taste unique creations in an intimate and intimate and cosy atmosphere.

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7, place de l’Alma – 75008 Paris Tél : 01.47.20.86.83

Metro Alma-Marceau (line 9 – Rer C) Parking indigo (19, Avenue George V) Open every day from 8.30am to 11am & 12pm to 11pm

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Top 13 restaurants avec une vue panoramique sur la Tour Eiffel

Je vous présente ma sélection des restaurants offrant une vue imprenable sur la Tour Eiffel. Que vous planifiez une soirée romantique ou un déjeuner mémorable, découvrez les établissements qui transforment un repas en expérience spectaculaire avec le symbole le plus emblématique de Paris en toile de fond.

Tout d’abord, voici les établissements placés sur une carte :

Ciel de Paris

Tour Maine-Montparnasse, 56ème étage Tour Maine-Montparnasse, Av. du Maine, 75015 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par Restaurant Ciel de Paris (@cieldeparis)

• Son salon de thé permettant de profiter de la vue de manière plus abordable (café à partir de 5,80 €)
• Les tables près des baies vitrées qui offrent les meilleures vues

Prix : Menu de 35 € et 145 €

https://www.cieldeparis.com

27 Quai Jacques Chirac, 75007 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par Soha.Kouraytem.Bizri 🧿 (@sohakouraytem)

• Une vue exceptionnelle sur la Tour Eiffel , difficile de faire mieux
• Une salle entièrement vitrée

Prix : Menu de 58 € à 188 €

https://www.lesombres-restaurant.com/

1 Port de Suffren, 75007 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par Francette Fuga (@francette_restaurant)

• Les Saints-Jacques et les desserts sont très appréciés par les clients
• La cave à vin unique pour les amateurs, plus de 3000 bouteilles (dégustation et privatisation possible)

Prix : Menu de 25 € à 35 €

https://www.fugafamily.com/restaurants/francette

6 Av. de New York, 75116 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par Jinhee Kim (@jh_stella_)

• Le chef en personne vient présenter et discuter de ses plats, pour le plus grand bonheur des clients.
• Cuisine traditionnelle très appréciée

Prix : Menu de 45 € à 105 €

https://www.6newyork.fr/fr/

La Suite Girafe

1 Pl. du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75016 Paris

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• Un rooftop chatoyant et herbu qui offre une vue dégagée sur la ville et sur la Tour Eiffel
• Grand choix de poissons et fruits de mer

Prix : Plat à partir de 19 €

https://girafe-restaurant.com/la-suite-girafe/

Le Capitaine Fracasse

Ile aux cygnes, depuis la promenade de l’ALLEE DES CYGNES., 75015, Paris, France

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• Les passages près de la Tour Eiffel lorsque celle-ci scintille toutes les heures une fois la nuit tombée
• Les tables le long des baies vitrées qui offrent les meilleures vues et une ambiance romantique

Prix : Menu de 69 € et 319 €

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Ducasse sur Seine

19 Port Debilly, 75116 Paris

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• Une croisière reposante et silencieuse grâce au bâteau 100 % électrique
• Les tables le long des baies vitrée qui offrent les meilleures vues

Prix : Croisière + repas à partir de 105 € /personne et jusqu’à 500 € /personne

Frame Brasserie  

22 Rue Jean Rey, 75015 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par FRAME Restaurant & Bar | PARIS (@framebrasserie)

• Des produits frais et bio , certains fruits et légumes viennent même directement du jardin potager du restaurant
• Petit déjeuner buffet très apprécié des clients, notamment avec la diversité des produits (fruits, fromage, charcuterie, plats cuisinés, pâtisserie, fruits de mer…)

Prix : Plats principaux compris entre 29 € et 41 €

https://www.framebrasserie.fr/

Place Georges Pompidou 75004 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par Restaurant Le George (@legeorgeparis)

• Le coucher de soleil émerveillant
• Une ambiance au rendez-vous grâce à un DJ

Prix : plat principaux entre 22 € et 37 €

https://restaurantgeorgesparis.com/

Café de l’Homme

17 Pl. du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75016 Paris

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Idéalement situé au Trocadéro , vous pourrez admirer de près la Tour Eiffel et déguster les saveurs de la cuisine française contemporaine.

• Une atmosphère chic et ambiancée (présence d’un DJ )
• Des grandes baies vitrées offrant une vue panoramique

Prix : Plats principaux de 26 € à 80 €

https://www.cafedelhomme.com/

Chez Francis

7 Pl. de l’Alma, 75008 Paris

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• Atmosphère des brasseries parisiennes traditionnelles
• Terrasse chauffée en hiver

Prix : Plats principaux compris entre 19 € et 78 €

https://chezfrancis-paris.com

Le Bistro Parisien

Port de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par ChampsElysees_Paris (@champselysees_paris)

• Parfaitement situé pour admirer la Tour Eiffel
• Ambiance cosy et chaleureuse soulignée par de nombreux clients

Prix : Déjeuner avec croisière à partir de 45,50 €

Il Sorrentino

4 Rue de Monttessuy, 75007 Paris

  Voir cette publication sur Instagram   Une publication partagée par Ophélie 🌷 (@opheliemsnt)

• Situé dans une rue calme qui donne sur la Tour Eiffel
• Saveurs authentiques de l’Italie

Prix : Plats compris entre 20 € et 75 €

https://ilsorrentino.fr/?lang=fr

Conseils, bons plans, meilleures adresses, je vous aide dans vos recherches de voyages, activités, hôtels et restaurants. Que ce soit pour une balade, un week-end, un après midi ou tout simplement pour trouver un établissement branché où se restaurer, j’ai ce qu’il vous faut. Suivez le guide !

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11 restaurants in Paris with the best Eiffel Tower views

Mention Paris , and the Eiffel Tower usually comes to mind. Standing resplendent in all its glory, the majestic monument is an unmistakable icon of Paris. Towering over the city, the tower can usually be seen from most parts of the city, including many hotels across Paris .

If you like dining with a scenic backdrop, these restaurants in Paris will give you fantastic views of the Eiffel Tower. They often sell out fast, make a reservation in advance to snag a seat with a good view.

Where: 16th arrondissement

Price: $$$$

Girafe is located within the Cite de l’Architecture museum , steps away from the Eiffel Tower itself. Decked out in 1930s-esque decor and dazzling chandeliers, the outdoor terrace (closed during winter) offers fabulous unobstructed views of the tower. The menu is designed to impress; feel free to ask any of the friendly staff for a recommendation if you’re undecided. We recommend indulging in a decadent seafood meal, paired with a bottle of wine.

“We liked it so much we came back twice in 4 days! The restaurant has a beautiful view of the Eiffel through a big glass window and gardens, service has always been excellent, and food was excellent.”— cinnamocrunch

2. Les Ombres

Where: 7th arrondissement

Les Ombres translates to ‘the shadows’, referring to the shadows cast by the Eiffel Tower on the restaurant’s terrace. Enjoy the panoramic view from the outdoor terrace (open only during summer months), or through the floor-to-ceiling windows in their indoor dining area. Its views and modern French dishes have even attracted many celebrities over the years.

“...had the best table with most amazing view of the Eiffel Tower. Guests are welcomed to stroll outside the terrace to enjoy the views and take photos of the tower. As the evening set in, the Eiffel Tower light lit up. Breathtaking. Great service. Very attentive.”— GermanF_11

3. Le Bistro Parisien

Price: $$–$$$$

Located along the River Seine, every inch of Le Bistro Parisien oozes romance. The restaurant is located just a stone’s throw away from the Eiffel Tower, offering spectacular views. Choose to dine at its terrace dining area, its glass-roofed indoor dining area, or just beside the river. The best part? The restaurant serves a range of daily specials, seafood, cheese plates, and more—all at reasonable prices. They also offer a great set menu that includes a starter, main course, dessert, a glass of champagne, and half a bottle of wine.

“How can you find a place to eat with amazing view just next to Seine river and also you can look at Eiffel tower. We came for lunch right after the tour in Eiffel tower. Try to come before or after lunch and avoid the crowd.”— Patrick_batman11

4. Antoine Seafood Restaurant

This one’s for all the seafood lovers out there—get all your cravings satisfied at Antoine Seafood Restaurant . The cherry on top is the view of the Eiffel Tower from the indoor dining area, where you can dine in air-conditioned comfort. The one-Michelin-starred restaurant serves only the freshest seafood in the market, accompanied by locally-sourced ingredients. The ambiance is chic and romantic, which is ideal for couples. Take your time to explore the two nearby fashion museums, before popping over for a lunchtime rendezvous.

“Great food, interesting and imaginative presentation. Excellent service. We chose this restaurant along the Seine for our last night in Paris. We enjoyed our dinner very much and afterword took a nice walk along the river to watch the Eiffel Tower light show.”— Edward R

5. Monsieur Bleu

Dining at Monsieur Bleu is an experience in itself. Head for the west wing of Palais de Tokyo , where the restaurant is located. Dine at the terrace with a splendid view of the Eiffel Tower, and enjoy your meal to the tunes of live DJs. Don’t be surprised to see patrons dancing the night away at this classy establishment; feel free to join in too. The restaurant is known for its weekend brunch, as well as its vegetarian menu using seasonal produce.

“Sitting in the garden nearly at the foot of the eiffel tower is an experience in itself, and the very friendly staff added to it. The food was very good, a fresh salad with shrimp and avocado, and a heavenly millefeuilles for pudding. Absolutely recommended!”— ithaca96

6. Le Ciel De Paris

Where: 15th arrondissement

Gaze down at all of Paris—including the Eiffel Tower— from Le Ciel De Paris , which stands at a lofty 690 feet above ground on the 56th floor of Tour Montparnasse . The restaurant is located a little out of the heart of the city, but trust us when we say it’s well worth the trip. The panoramic views are enhanced by large glass windows; warning: you might not be able to take your eyes off the scene. Expect nothing less than the best gourmet French food, made with ingenious original recipes.

“The views were breathtaking and the service was 1st class. The food was the best meal we had in Paris and we left well and truly full”— 82Lottie

7. Chez Francis

Where: 8th arrondissement

Price: $$–$$$

Head to Chez Francis for a casual laid back meal—made even better with an Eiffel Tower view. A family-run brasserie, the restaurant is a rustic gem that warmly welcomes customers into an old friend’s embrace. The interior is adorned with tasteful art by artists such as Picasso too. Dig into all the traditional French classics here, or indulge in a flavorful seafood specialty. The restaurant’s outdoor seating is pet-friendly; you might find yourself dining in the company of an adorable pooch or two.

“We went here on a very rainy night to have a glass of champagne and look at the Eiffel. The waitress was so nice and helped us pick the champagne as well as our dessert. Like everyone else we were waiting to see the Eiffel Tower twinkle. No one rushed us out and we enjoyed every minute of it!”— Laura M

8. Cafe de l’Homme

Found in the Musee de l’Homme , Cafe de l’Homme is located on top of Trocadero’s Palais de Chaillot . Have a romantic night at their outdoor terrace (only open in summer months) with a view of the Eiffel Tower, which is decked out with charming wooden furnishings, complete with cushion-lined settees and large umbrellas. The food here is not to be underestimated; be spoiled for choice with a range of top-notch quality French dishes, created with only the freshest local ingredients. Interesting fact: the restaurant is owned by the great-granddaughter of Gustave Eiffel, the very man that designed the Eiffel Tower back in 1889.

“Elegant, stylish, with an impressive view on trocadero gardens and eiffel tower…the experience was great thanks to a very professionnal service. As for the meals, an excellent french cuisine : we had a delicious beef fillet, the scallops were perfect and a highly recommendable black chocolate dessert.”— domerol

9. 6 New York

Helmed by a suite of skilled chefs, 6 New York prides itself on serving tasty organic food, created with its extensive selection of organic cuts of meat and sustainably-caught seafood. While the restaurant doesn’t have outside seating, it makes up for it with floor-to-ceiling windows that allow for superb views of the Eiffel Tower. Its lunch deals are the highlight, with starters going for 15 euros ($16) and main courses for 25 euros. The restaurant has even been awarded two Michelin stars.

“In short - Amazing food, Great location and atmosphere. A must visit in Paris…The staff is very welcoming and attentive, the food is delecious, a real french gastronomic exprience plus the location, Eiffel view, resturant design and atmosphere, great combination that ensure a superb evening in beutiful Paris.”— mosheTHR

10. Cafe du Trocadero

Drink in the sunset Eiffel Tower views at Cafe du Trocadero , a humble cafe with both indoor and outdoor dining areas. The main draw of the cafe is its reasonably-priced food in its cozy environment. Sample the usual French favorites and just enjoy the view—best done with a yummy cocktail in hand.

“We ate breakfast here right after our arrival to Paris. Best coffee I have had in a long time. Great food and beautiful presentation. View of Eiffel Tower from the restaurant was perfect.”— K4251JYlynnh

11. Le Jules Verne

How about a slight change of scenery from within the Eiffel Tower itself? Located 410 feet above ground on the second floor of the tower, Le Jules Verne is helmed by the three-Michelin-starred chef, Frédéric Anton. A five- or seven-course menu is available on weekends, deliberately kept simple to complement the extravagant views. Remember to book early to get a window seat with the best views.

“The whole experience was lovely, you skipped the lines at the Eiffel at both the entrance to the tower and the lift to the top (saving probably an hour’s wait). The private lift ride to the top was amazing, watching Paris disappear beneath you and great service/explanations from the lift attendant. We were seated at the window and it was so romantic looking at the view of Paris. After lunch, you are allowed on the observations deck, breathing fresh air, very refreshing.”— leonl855

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An enormously popular new bar in Menilmontant, opened on a huge rooftop with a 360 degree view of the capital. Despite ‘speakeasy’ pretentions (the street entrance is unmarked), the place is becoming a victim of its own success, with queues out of the front door to be endured before you take the lift to the 7th floor. But once you do make it up there, you’ll find a vast space surrounding a handsome bar, comfortable sofas strewn with cushions, colourful plants and scented herbs planted in pots around the seats or hung from railings. Watching he sunset over the Sacré-Coeur, glass in hand, under garlands of coloured lights, really is something special. On the menu, you could try the cocktail of the day (€12), a slightly pricy draught beer (€5 a half) or an imported bottled beer from places as far flung as Mexico and the Czech Republic. For wine, it’s cheaper to share a bottle – careful, the bill adds up quickly. Tapas is also on offer. For your best chance of getting a seat, come very early (5.30pm) or quite late (10pm) – or to be certain of that view, reserve a table in the restaurant, on the penultimate floor of the building.

Jules Verne

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• Tour Eiffel

You have to have courage to take on an icon like the Eiffel Tower, but superchef and entrepreneur Alain Ducasse has done just that in taking over the Jules Verne, perched in its spectacular eyrie above the city. He has transformed the cuisine and brought in his favourite designer, Patrick Jouin. Meanwhile, Ducasse protégé Pascal Féraud updates French classics, combining all the grand ingredients you'd expect with light, modern textures and sauces. Try dishes like lamb with artichokes, turbot with champagne zabaglione, and a fabulous ruby grapefruit soufflé. Reserve well ahead, and come for lunch if you want to make the most of the views.

Le Saut du Loup

This is one of Time Out's 100 best bars in Paris. Click here to see the full list. Museums are usually daytime destinations, places of discovery that welcome their guests then politely expel them well before dusk. However the Saut du Loup, set inside the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, has made a concerted effort to reel in the Parigots after hours with a dapper restaurant, terrace views to die for over the Tuileries gardens, and a bar that’ll knock you up a cocktail or two before bedtime. You can always tell a good joint from the quality of its mojitos, and Le Saut du Loup’s version of the drink passes the test: not too sweet and not too sour; you get an initial slap from the rum and lime, before the fresh mint and sugar settle things down. Lush.

• 4e arrondissement

When the Pompidou Centre closes at 9pm, those in the know head to the top floor via the transparent escalators to Georges, the museum’s panoramic French-fusion restaurant. From this privileged perch, you can watch the sun set over the capital’s steely rooftops and contemplate the art you’ve just admired, cocktail in hand. You’ll be fighting for table room with trendy after-work crowds, and the ice-cool service can be slower than an escargot, but it’s a small price to pay for such an unbeatable vantage over the whole sparkling city. The view isn’t the only draw either: architects Dominique Jacob and Brendan McFarlane's quirky industrial-chic interior wouldn’t look amiss in Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. Make sure you reserve in advance - it's the only way to secure a table.

• 7e arrondissement

The full-on view of the Eiffel Tower at night would be reason enough to come to this glass-and-iron restaurant on the top floor of the Musée du Quai Branly, but new chef Jean-François Oyon's food also demands that you sit up and take notice. Those without bottomless pockets should note that there is a reasonable prix fixe at lunch. Another option is to head to the newly opened terrace lounge bar, which offers a range of swish cocktails (€13) and posh nibbles to consume on one of its delightfully plush sofas. You'll feel like you've strolled into a postcard.

This nod to the pro-vegan philosophy of 12th-century doctor Maimonides (hence Maimonides of Brooklyn) is the perfect place stock up on vegan 'fast food', though we’re still not sure that meatless nuggets were part of 12th-century cuisine. Like its Brooklyn counterpart, spearheaded by Mama Shelter founder Cyril Aouizerate, food and philosophy go hand in hand in this colourful hippie corner of the Quai d'Austerlitz. Try the vegan burger, a crimini mushroom patty on a sweet potato bun, but don’t forget the surprisingly delicious sea salted yucca fries. The 'chicken' nuggets, made with oyster mushrooms and chickpea, are served with homemade honey mustard (non-vegan alert!). Wash it all down with a Fizzy Lizzy, all-natural fruit juice blended with sparkling water, imported from the Big Apple. Seating is limited, so prepare to take it to go, fast-food style, and settle in the nearby Square du Temple for a little vegan picnicking. If you’re going to walk an extra five minutes, you’ll need some extra energy, so it’s best to nab a slice of cheese-less blueberry cheesecake or the chocolate hazelnut torte that makes eating vegan seem downright sinful.

• 13e arrondissement

Despite its name, this rooftop terrace bar is best experienced in the blazing sunshine. If its somewhat pedestrian diner-inspired food doesn’t quite justify its own prices – think €12 for a bruschetta, €14 for a less than filling salad – then the comfy outdoor seating and sweeping view of the river do. You come here to sit and snack rather than indulge. Moon Roof isn’t targeting the cocktail crowd so much as the afternoon flâneur: someone looking for a place to lay back and catch some rays in the company of an outsized milkshake (pricey at €10, but delicious). The availability of a range of sheesha pipes says it all.

One evening on the terrace of this bar and you too will be singing ‘Ô Paris, c'est beau Paris!’. Formerly La Mer à Boire, its view takes in the whole city. In one glance you can drink it all in, from the Eiffel Tower to far beyond. High above the whirlpool of humanity below, the terrace of Ô Paris nestles on a little square of land, paved and planted with trees, where you can enjoy some sunshine and calm away from the hum of the city. Largely populated by senior citizens leafing through the papers and local kids running around between the tables, this is a homey and welcoming spot. On cold days or rainy afternoons, the big warm interior is a welcome refuge, complete with books, comics and coffee (€2) served with traditional cassonade brown sugar and macadamia nut syrup. Those in the know come here to eat simply and well: hot sandwiches, cheese or charcuterie boards and delicious classic French dishes (salmon tartare, duck breast). It’s a shame that the prices have gone up under the new management, but the food is good enough to make the hike worthwhile.

Rosa Bonheur

• Buttes-Chaumont

Bucolic delights reign at Rosa Bonheur, a bar set in a former guinguette in the heart of the Buttes Chaumont park. Its name loosely translates as ‘pink happiness’ but refers in particular to 19th-century French painter and sculptor ‘Rosa Bonheur’, famous for her depictions of animals and her role in the early feminist movement (alongside George Sand and Sarah Bernhardt). The bar is managed by Michelle Cassaro, aka Mimi, who used to run lesbian club Pulp – and the bar is a popular hangout with the lesbian crowd, especially on Sunday evenings. But the Bonheur is nothing if not relaxed in every sense, and for Parisians of all persuasions its terrace is the place to see and be seen in the summer – an idyllic spot in the park for wine and tapas with just the birds, bees and bobos for company.

Rooftop du Mama Shelter

• 20e arrondissement

Here the feeling of luxury is not in the dazzling cleanliness of the plates, the crisp whiteness of the sheets or the splendour of the gilt décor. Though an undeniable indulgence, dinner on the rooftop of Mama Shelter is a surprisingly homely affair – in no small part thanks to the mellow vibe engendered by the ping-pong table and the array of hammocks and mattresses. That's its charm.   The food is fairly straightforward stuff, though invariably prepared carefully, with top-grade ingredients. Make sure you try the excellent house cocktails (prepared with fresh seasonal fruits by the resident mixologist), and one of the range of transcendent desserts. Note that you'll have to make reservations for dinner, as the venue fills up well in advance. They also serve brunch on Sundays, if you'd rather take advantage of the good food and home-away-from-home vibe on a lazy weekend morning.​

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La Grande Mosquée

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• Religious buildings and sites
• 5e arrondissement

Some distance removed from the Arabic-speaking inner-city enclaves of Barbès and Belleville, this vast Hispano-Moorish construct is nevertheless the spiritual heart of France's Algerian-dominated Muslim population. Built from 1922 to 1926 with elements inspired by the Alhambra and the Bou Inania Medersa in Fès, the Paris mosque is dominated by a stunning green-and-white tiled square minaret.In plan and function it divides into three sections: religious (grand patio, prayer room and minaret, all for worshippers and not curious tourists); scholarly (Islamic school and library); and, via rue Geoffroy-St-Hilaire, commercial (café and domed hammam).La Mosquée café (open 9am-midnight daily) is delightful - a modest courtyard with blue-and-white mosaic-topped tables shaded beneath green foliage and scented with the sweet smell of sheesha smoke (€6). Charming waiters distribute thé à la menthe (€2), along with syrupy, nutty North African pastries, sorbets and fruit salads.

La Recyclerie

• 18e arrondissement

A restaurant, bar, café, farm and vegetable garden featuring daily DIY workshops, ethical values and a relaxed, welcoming vibe... all this and more makes up La Recyclerie, located in a former railway station on the Petite Ceinture. The project is organised by a handful of local hospitality associations who cut their teeth on, variously, the Comptoir Général, the Glazart, the Divan du Monde and the Machine du Moulin Rouge. They're specialists in all things second hand, passionate about investing clapped-out spaces with new life. And the result certainly works: the high ceiling soars above a wrought iron framework, with an enormous glass window offering a sweeping view over the old railway tracks, now surrounded by a long terrace, a mobile exterior bar and the local allotments. Inside, the space is done out in vintage furniture and fresh greenery, with colourful chairs, an enormous bar, an open kitchen, big vats of natural wine (sourced from En Vrac), climbing plants – and in a corner behind a glass screen, l'Atelier de René, the in-house handyman, who will repair absolutely anything and, what's more, teach you do your own.The food offering changes week on week; on our visit, it was African and Lebanese-themed. €20 or so covered a meal for two consisting of an excellent mezze platter and a chicken kebab with potatoes and crunchy vegetables, which we ate while watching staff working on the urban farm – soon, drinks will take place between a tethered goat and a plot of tomatoes.

Le Bistrot des Dames

• Batignolles

Those in the know are wise to the promise of Le Bistrot des Dames wine bar and restaurant, found underneath a youth hostel. If the interior is welcoming, with its pretty old style bar and retro décor brightened up with old advertisements, this bistro is best known for its little paradise of a garden. Though sadly only open on evenings and weekends, it’s the ideal place to bring your friends on a sunny Sunday morning and affirm that life in Paris isn’t just about tarmac and pollution.The enormous wine list will present you with plenty of difficult choices, though you can always ask for recommendations. For a snack, you can have a lovely salad (around €15). If you want to go the whole hog, the starters (delicious duck carpaccio, artichokes and buffalo mozzarella) and the main dishes are all highly recommended. There’s a big choice of fish (medallions of tuna with a balsamic sauce is worth a go), and excellent desserts to finish up with (pear sorbet with cognac, crème brûlée with ginger). The staff are often overstretched, but very friendly. Full marks.

Le Train Bleu

• 12e arrondissement

This listed dining room - with vintage frescoes and big oak benches - exudes a pleasant air of expectation. Don't expect cutting-edge cooking, but rather fine renderings of French classics. Lobster served on walnut oil-dressed salad leaves is a generous, beautifully prepared starter, as is the pistachio-studded saucisson de Lyon with a warm salad of small ratte potatoes. Mains of veal chop topped with a cap of cheese, and sandre (pike-perch) with a 'risotto' of crozettes are also pleasant. A few reasonably priced wines would be welcome.

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The Best Restaurants Near The Eiffel Tower

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Emily Monaco, Sophie Friedman & Sara Lieberman

April 25, 2024

The Eiffel Tower gets over 6 million visitors a year, and where there are tourists, there are tourist traps—a lot of them. The 7th is home to countless bistros unabashedly microwaving croque monsieur and factory-like crêperies piling industrial grated cheese on galettes that have been sitting around since morning.

So let us help you avoid them. In this guide, we’ve zeroed in on the best of the neighborhood’s top French restaurants, including the legendary Le Jules Verne in the actual Eiffel Tower. If you need a break from yet another cream sauce, there are also standout sandwiches and warming bowls of noodle soup. And despite most of the city’s dining rooms shutting down from 2:30-7pm, there are even some all-day spots worth crossing the city for.

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L'Ami Jean

The smoky scent of roasted beef draws you into L’Ami Jean’s packed dining room, where locals and tourists raise their voices to be heard over the chef’s booming baritone. It’s the best kind of sensory overload and a preview of the food’s intense flavors. Wild game is the way to go: Seasonal grouse is roasted with thyme, oregano-marinated duck breast is perfectly char-grilled, and the wild boar stew arrives in a generous vat that’ll convince you that small portions are a Parisian myth. While saving room for their incredible riz au lait might be impossible, you should order it anyway. The rice pudding becomes a top contender for the most memorable dessert in Paris once you add the salted butter caramel sauce and housemade nougatine.

You’re so hungry that you mistook Invalides for a cream puff. Now it’s mid-afternoon, and restaurateurs are only halfway through their siestas. Birdy to the rescue. The all-day joint serves a banger of a beef, chicken, or falafel burger, topped with cheese, pickled onion, jalapeño, or housemade sauce, depending on your whims—yep, in a land where you can't usually swap salad for fries, customizing your burger at Birdy is totally kosher. Go after 3pm for a better chance at scoring one of the few seats, or take yours to go alongside housemade fries seasoned with slightly spiced salt. You’ll make everyone on the Champ de Mars chewing on a stale, overpriced sandwich jealous.

Café Des Ministères

It’s worth the extra steps across Invalides to reach Café des Ministères’s sleek, modern dining room complete with a black-and-white statement wall. It's the perfect setting to dust off old-school French classics and season them with a bit of 7th arrondissement refinement. Golden towers of flaky puff pastry vol au vent are generously filled with veal sweetbreads simmered in cream, but not before they’re lined with a sautéed spinach base to keep the pastry crisp. (That’s the whole point of vegetables, right?) Innards aside, the menu also features a delicious egg-mayo and some of the prettiest in-shell scallops ever. Sip a digestif from the drinks cart or an espresso before a walk along the Seine a few steps away.

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French food gets a slight New Mexican makeover at this lively restaurant that walks the line between fine dining and bistro. It’s where you should bring someone who’s a small plate skeptic and wants their own entrée. Start with the fish of the day topped with crispy corn nuts in a bright leche de tigre, followed by a rack of lamb subtly kissed with hatch chile. Even the vegetarian dishes don’t feel like afterthoughts, like the celery root that’s roasted until caramelized before being bathed in a curry-spiked cream sauce with capers and herbs. The best time is lunch, when the atrium-like façade fills the dining room with light even on the greyest Paris afternoon, and the two- and three-course prix fixe (€27-€30) is an absolute steal.

Ryukishin Eiffel

A gust of wind nearly blew you off the Eiffel Tower—time to warm up with a bowl of ramen at this tiny step-above-casual spot full of office workers and in-the-know tourists. You have a choice of three chicken-based broths and a vegan option, though it’s hard to beat the chef’s special sakaï, a favorite since the mini international chain’s founding two decades ago. The seven-hour chicken broth is topped with chicken breast and duck slices, plus minced red onion, chive, and precisely two bits of grilled onion for a smoky, barbecued-like flavor. You should level it up with the €2 extra soy-marinated egg with creamy yolk.

Le Jules Verne

Le Jules Verne inside the Eiffel Tower is no tourist trap. You’ll breeze up the private elevator on the west side and into one of three dining rooms tastefully decorated in shades of gray, bringing the Invalides and Sacré-Coeur views into full focus. The exquisite French food matches the views. It’s a playful, unstuffy prix fixe meal featuring all the rich sauces and emulsions a spot of this caliber is pretty much obligated to serve, balanced with touches of bitterness and acidity. Expect truffle everywhere, including in the cheese course—instead of the traditional gilded cart, you’ll get just one zhuzhed-up baked cheese that’s worth the €35 supplement. There are five- and seven-course tasting menus at lunch and dinner, but the move is the weekday €160, three-course lunch—more like eight, with all those amuse-bouches, pre-desserts, and mignardises—served at a pace made for luxuriating.

Bistrot Des Fables

Bistrot des Fables delivers massive portions of classic French food in a homey setting with a zinc bar, tiled floor, and chalkboard menu. The charming wooden staircase at the back of the room leads to a slightly less charming upstairs space—plead with the servers, flirt if you need to, for a seat on the ground floor. The slow-cooked boeuf carottes is a must, falling apart at the nudge of a fork and big enough for two, and the escargot fricassée is a nice departure from the butter-soaked classic, pairing snails with pork belly and roasted peppers. Prices are almost criminally reasonable for the area, especially if you opt for the weekday lunchtime prix fixe of €24 for two courses and €27 for three. While most of the city’s restaurants are near-militant in their 12-2, 7-10 service, this spot serves from noon to 11pm daily.

Arnaud Nicolas

If you believe radish flowers and grape clusters are charcuterie board distractions, turn to Arnaud Nicolas. At the upscale French restaurant, the sausages, terrines, and pâtés are the true stars. They welcome you from their case by the entrance; head past them to the airy dining room where diners enjoy, in reverent near-silence, the privacy offered by the ample elbow room between tables. Sip a complimentary splash of white wine as you consider the ten-ish options on the charcuterie-dominant starters list, like savory poultry pâté baked in buttery golden pastry or rillettes that are so rich in pork fat. Can’t choose? The discovery plate is the obvious choice, with three surprise options like foie gras-laced terrine paired with apple compote or the espelette pepper-seasoned pâté.

Ducasse Sur Seine

If you must eat on a boat in Paris, make it this one. The fancy two-hour voyage begins and ends across the Seine from the Eiffel Tower, during which you’ll dine on approachable fine dining menus for those who like the idea of fancy tuiles and flowers but don’t want to have to Google every ingredient. You can choose from a three- or four-course set lunch (starts at €105 per person) or four- or five-course dinner, and pay when you book. Once onboard, it’s hard to forget where you are. You’ll sit on a chair cushion emblazoned with a greyscale city map underneath the ceiling’s silver wave motif. Despite the tweezer-applied flourishes, flavors are familiar, like the roast guinea fowl with mustard jus that has all the comfort of roast chicken in gravy. The wine is ludicrously expensive, but it’ll be hard to say no to a glass of Champagne. After all, you’re dining on the Seine.

There are two locations of this pastry shop from the team behind Septime , Clamato , and La Cave : the original spot in the 11th, and another on the Left Bank. You can pop into either if you’re just looking to grab and go, but if you’re hoping to sit down, head to the one near the Eiffel Tower—there’s a terrace and a tea salon with proper seating (the one in the 11th only has an outdoor ledge), plus some heartier savory snacks. The sweet maple syrup tart is a signature dessert at both addresses, but there are always new seasonal specialties worth trying, like a ricotta and blueberry mont blanc or a pretty sumac pavlova with poached peaches and rose syrup.

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There are plenty of bistros within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower, but if you just can’t eat another steak au poivre, head to Jais. In addition to traditional French plates like pâté en croûte studded with pistachios, they have a handful of international-leaning dishes like a great tuna carpaccio topped with a bulgogi sauce and zucchini flower tempura with stracciatella. Wherever you land, save room for the lemon pie with sky-high meringue.

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Chaque année, elle attire tous les regards et fait venir des millions de touristes. Parfois jalousée mais très souvent admirée, la Tour Eiffel ne laisse personne indifférent. C'est la vue pour manger dont tout le monde rêve, surtout à la tombée de la nuit, lorsque la tour brille de mille feux ! 

Alors, quoi de mieux que de se détendre en terrasse en profitant d’une vue imprenable sur la mythique Dame de Fer, le symbole de Paris ? On vous aide à dénicher les plus belles terrasses offrant une vue splendide sur la Tour Eiffel , pour vivre une expérience digne d'un beau film ! Qu'il s'agisse de spots haut perchés, de terrasses au pied de la Tour Eiffel et autres points de vue inédits, on vous embarque à la découvertes des meilleurs lieux où se poser en admirant cet emblème parisien ! 

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Situé dans l’aile ouest du Palais de Tokyo, aux abords des quais et face à la Tour Eiffel, Monsieur Bleu retrouve sa place dans l’architecture d’origine rénovée, comme s’il avait toujours habité cet espace.

Il se mue en restaurant et devient l’adresse qui convient aussi bien aux dîners entre amis, aux déjeuners en famille, aux rencontres entre artistes, aux repas d’affaires, qu’aux nuits agitées.

Un espace cosmopolite et international pensé et dessiné par l’architecte Joseph Dirand. Un espace de vie pour déjeuner, picorer, rencontrer, partager ou encore danser.

Le must aux beaux jours ? Profiter d’une des plus belles terrasses parisiennes avec une vue imprenable sur la Tour Eiffel.

Monsieur Bleu propose une cuisine simple et élégante en respectant la saisonnalité des produits. Tout en revisitant les classiques, on retrouve chez Monsieur Bleu un attachement particulier à la cuisine française.

Une carte aux allures de restaurant chic à la française, où les plats traditions et les saveurs internationales cohabitent en sage harmonie.

Tous les week-ends, Monsieur Bleu propose  un brunch  100% fait maison pour régaler les lève-tard, les familles, les potes, les amoureux et les amis étrangers dans une ambiance décontractée et chaleureuse, avec une vue imprenable sur la Tour Eiffel.

Au menu, une carte variée spéciale brunch : viennoiseries chaudes, œufs en tous genres, gratin de pâtes à la truffe, burgers ou salades, granola maison, pancakes, pain perdu ! Le barman propose des créations vitaminées : mélange de fruits fraichement pressés et cocktails signatures.

Le week-end est placé sous le signe de la convivialité. Un moment idéal pour les familles et les plus petits qui seront pris en charge par une animatrice sur la mezzanine.

Le Jardin de Monsieur Bleu

Monsieur Bleu c’est aussi une terrasse festive et estivale tous les soirs de juin à septembre. Côté drinks, on retrouve des cocktails détonants, des fontaines création à partager et de belles bouteilles de rosé… et côté food, un extrait des incontournables de la carte du restaurant.

Et parce qu’avec des cocktails et des tapas, fiesta oblige, on monte le son avec des sets bouillonnants !

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Déjeuner du lundi au vendredi 12h00 – 14h30, brunch samedi et dimanche 12h – 16h , dîner 19h – 02h  (dernière commande à 23h), le jardin de monsieur bleu du mardi au samedi 19h – 02h (ouvert en été uniquement), réservation conseillée, (par téléphone ou internet), monsieur bleu – palais de tokyo 20 avenue de new york, paris 16e, 01 47 20 90 47 [email protected], service voiturier.

Madame Brasserie Eiffel Tower

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“ I got my tickets via Viator and the price was reasonable. ” in 2 reviews

“ The dinner + drink reservation also includes access to the first floor of the tower. ” in 4 reviews

“ For appetizer, two of us got the veal medallions and one got the white asparagus . ” in 3 reviews

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May 2023 I guess I didn't get a chance to leave a rating, however, it's not too late to leave one. As we were waiting in line below, we thought about how cool it felt to ride the elevator to the restaurant. Upon entering, we were greeted but told our table was not yet ready. I noticed that others were seated by a window but we weren't. So that's a minus 1 for us as we were there for the 1st time! I was delighted to see that we were served bread in a leather pouch of sorts, but it was cute as you can see the bread sticking out. I believe we had the following if my memory serves me correctly. Summer Lunch special White Asparagus with some sort of Asparagus foam and it was oh so creamy !!! Parpadelle Pasta (which was actually sad to eat. It was dry and the veggies were a bit overdone and dry) Steak Tartare (the portion was huge!!!!!! I didn't get to try it out, but my family member who did enjoyed it very much. For dessert we Lemon Meringue (it was too acidic and not as flavorful because it had too much zest which was off-putting) Chocolate Dessert - which was cleverly layered in a cup ... this reminded me of a tiramisu. I would probably return to try out other menus, or go during their dinner time. Lunch could have been better as well as seating arrangements, so I'll make sure to ask for a window seat as I feel I missed out on the beautiful scenic experience that would have elevated my stay in Paris. Since we can't give half points, my overall rating is a 3.5/5. Oh Paris!

What an experience!!!!!! If you want to impress your significant other, this is the way to do it. Wife and I spent the early afternoon exploring the Eiffel Tower and finished it off on it's a super romantic dinner. The food was all amazing. We both ordered completely different dishes so that we can try the most dishes that we can. All of the food was flavorful and beautifully prepared. If your feeling adventurous, this is the type of place I would take that chance to try something new since everything I did have was amazing. The service was great as well. We were promptly taken to our table for two right next to the window overlooking the Seine River which is exactly what I asked for on the reservation. Our waiter was amazing. If I blinked he'd top off my cup and I wouldn't have Ben notice. He made us laugh and ensured we had a good time. Lastly, the view and experience of having a candle light dinner on the Eiffel Tower was amazing. We took the stairs down after dinner and finished it off by taking some nice pictures at the end bud of our night.

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Shout out to Igor for the great photos! The meal in set plan I set thru Expedia! Photos £50 3 pics. I enjoying the deck and the crispy tofu with nut allergy. I went in the wrong line in my reservation but still Manang to get here in time. Service is great and food is delectable. Pause about 300+ for 3 people. Full service . Lots of people dressed well only ! Great vibe high class and elegant folx! Languages mix! Inclusive and windows to great view

Food was flavourful. The service felt really rushed. The ambiance was very energetic.

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Recommend placing reservations! Food was great! The wine was good. Food came out in a timely manner. Service was ok. Being surrounded by couples and families drew away service from my table since I was solo. Plus seating was terrible for me. Thank you!

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It's a prepaid booking online months ahead in planning. I feel so lucky to have celebrated my birthday here. Loved the food, champagne, ambience, the service, and of course the view. Couldn't be more happier. It was perfect. The lift entrance to the Eiffel tower is included with your restaurant reservation.

Madame Brasserie is located on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, and their dinner service made for a touristy but memorable dining experience in Paris! The dinner menu came with a choice each of three appetizers, three entrees, and three desserts, along with mini baguettes delivered in a cute pouch. The appetizers included Veal Medallions, served chilled with an anchovy sauce and slices of crisp toast; Nicoise-style tuna seared on one side and plated with vegetables, anchovies, and a light tomato sauce; and White asparagus topped with hazelnuts and French caviar. Of all the appetizers, my favorite was the veal, which was super tender and juicy and went nicely with the creamy, umami sardine sauce. Next came the mains. The Vol-au-vent was a circular baked puff pastry pie stuffed with chicken and topped with a creamy, umami sauce made of morel mushrooms, asparagus, and truffle; and the Chicken fricassee came with a piece each of white meat and dark meat chicken, topped with the same creamy mushroom sauce and served with a block of rice with a crispy exterior made of melted Comte cheese. Finally, the Meunière-style sole fillet was a pan-fried half fillet of bone-in sole served with green asparagus and crispy toasted buckwheat. Of all the main dishes, my favorite was the crispy, buttery vol-au-vent, but especially the creamy morel and truffle sauce that came on top! For dessert, the Chocolate Liégeois was a chocolate pudding-like dish topped with jelly, Chantilly cream, and brownie squares, all served in a glass; and the Lemon Merinque Tartlet was a sour and bitter lemon custard topped with a light meringue and served over a crumbly tart-like crust. But my favorite dessert was definitely the Coffee Profiterole, a light pastry with a medallion of coffee ice cream in the middle, surrounded by a ring of cream and topped with gianduja (dark chocolate and hazelnut) sauce. The profiterole even had a nice crunch, featuring whole coffee beans and candied hazelnuts in the middle! Overall, this was a memorable dinner with surprisingly good service for such a touristy restaurant. Though the food came in relatively small portions and was expensive for what it was, the execution and flavors were on point for a fine dining experience!

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We were visiting the tower so we got this food since we were hungry. As a person, I don't normally have sets so it was interesting to me. I got a 3 course meal: the veal (starter), surf and turf (main), also had a desert. I also had someone get something on the kids meal. Didn't take many photos but added the few that I did. The fish was good (from Kids Meal); however, other things were a bit lackluster. For instance, the bread (baguette) was incredibly hard and NOT easy to bite into. The desert that I had (includes ice cream, chocolate) was too sweet. As for the service, our waiter was okay. It was a little bit weird as we were sharing the food and told our waiter that but they did not give any extra utensils nor ask if we wanted more. With that, we also asked for water and barely got any and had to ask multiple times. Ambiance is good, because i guess yes you literally are at the Eiffel Tower! But would recommend reserving a spot if you want to eat here. If you don't, you have to eat with a little bit of a blocking view (of the fence).

Food overall was ok. Salads weren't great. Trout and Ham were good. Cannellini had too much filling/spinach. Wine and champagne were refreshing. Dessert was ok. Espresso, lattes and cappuccino were very good. Service was sub par for an upscale restaurant. Views of the Seine river were beautiful. Definitely paying for the Eiffel Tower experience vs the food.

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The food is not even worth mentioning. No taste and it seemed like the food came out of a can. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY AT THE OVER RATED RESTAURANT.

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Dans le quartier Latin, un nouveau Rooftop avec une vue exceptionnelle sur la Tour Eiffel et les toits de Paris !

Alerte nouveau Rooftop ! Paris Secret répète : alerte nouveau Rooftop ! Oui, voici une nouvelle terrasse haut perchée, que vous risquez fort d’ajouter à votre liste estivale des plus beaux Rooftops de Paris où flâner. Son atout charme ? Une vue à couper le souffle sur les toits de Paris et notre belle Tour Eiffel !

La Dame de Fer, les toits de Paris… Rendez-vous au 7ème ciel !

C’est au coeur de l’un des quartiers préférés des parisiens (le célèbre quartier Latin) que se trouve l’Hôtel Pilgrim. À quelques pas seulement de la Sorbonne, du Panthéon et de l’Institut du Monde Arabe s’immisce cet hôtel arty, aux notes vintage. Dans cet écrin parisien doté de belles chambres et Suites ainsi que d’un sublime Spa, un charmant patio un nouveau Rooftop se dévoilent.

D’une part, les esthètes ont tout le loisir de flâner au coeur d’un patio végétalisé, pour une pause loin de l’agitation urbaine. Ici, on se plaît à siroter des cocktails, dont la carte est signée de la Chef Barman Alceste Siobhan Von Holz. Sa mission pour ravir les plus fins palais ? Revisiter les breuvages iconiques des années 70 ! Voilà qui a de quoi intriguer…

Un nouveau Rooftop avec un panorama exceptionnel

Et la nouvelle adresse de la rue de Poissy n’en finit pas de nous surprendre avec son Rooftop, haut perché au 7ème étage de l’établissement. Pour prendre l’air, prendre de la hauteur et admirer les plus beaux coucher de soleil, ce havre de paix semble être l’endroit rêvé. La tête dans les nuages, de jour comme de nuit, l’heure est à l’émerveillement, la Tour Eiffel et les toits de Paris en toile de fond. Dans le vibrant 5ème arrondissement de Paris, rendez-vous autour d’un drink… Oui mais un drink au 7ème ciel !

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Patio de l’Hôtel Pilgrim : Cocktails servis de 18h à 23h

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Hôtel Pilgrim Paris – Quartier Latin, 11 rue de Poissy, 75 005 Paris

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