These ultra-popular Paris Fashion Week restaurants
Until March 11, the closing date of Paris Fashion Week, visit the capital’s most sought-after restaurants.
Suelo, Spanish-style crazy chic
Nestled on rue Boccador, the Suelo address continues to attract a select clientele. With its innovative concept combining refined Spanish cuisine and exclusive evenings, this venue is on everyone’s lips for this Fashion Week, and has established itself as one of the most sought-after restaurants.
Le Suelo stands out with its subdued atmosphere, a menu devised by a Michelin-starred chef and a selection of exceptional wines. But what really sets it apart is its ability to adapt and become a cultural and festive scene for the duration of a week. Read more.
📍 7 rue du Boccador, 75008 Paris
Behind, well hidden in the Marais
Hidden behind Andy Wahloo’s bar & 404 restaurant, DERRIÈRE occupies Mourad Mazouz’s former apartment, transformed into a warm and welcoming space where every room has been transformed into an arty reception area. From the living room to the bedroom, from the 70s New York loft-style dining room to the dressing room, the decor, designed by Mourad himself, makes you feel at home with an artist friend. Details abound: paintings, posters, table books here and there, nothing is left to chance. Right down to the toilet, where a bathtub doubles as a sink. Most surprising of all: the mysterious cupboard that hides a smoking room that looks like a cabinet of curiosities. Furiously chic… we love it! There’s no other restaurant quite like it.
📍 69 rue des Gravilliers, 75003 Paris
Au Passage, iconic
Au Passage is a discreet but cult restaurant in the 11th arrondissement, where inspired small plates and natural wines have been served in a punkish, precise atmosphere since 2011. At the helm, chef Minwoo Lee offers inventive, relaxed cuisine.
Right next door, Au Petit Passage (8 rue de la Main d’Or) offers a similar experience, led by chef Dave Harrison. With its low prices(€17 lunchtime menu), brocante decor and warm atmosphere, this address remains a must for lovers of lively, sincere cuisine. Among our favorite restaurants.
📍 1 bis passage Saint-Sébastien, 75011 Paris
Maison Brochettes, a different take on bistronomy
A breath of fresh air is blowing onto the Parisian gastronomic scene with the opening of Maison Brochettes, a unique bistronomic restaurant. Located in the heart of the 3ᵉ arrondissement, this venue revisits the great classics of French cuisine in a format as convivial as it is unexpected: the skewer. Read more.
📍 10 rue du Grenier Saint-Lazare, 75003 Paris
Victoria Paris, the chic and festive address
Set in an exceptional private mansion on Place de l’Étoile, Victoria Paris combines refinement and modernity. With its sumptuous décor combining veined marble, wood panelling and arty touches, this restaurant & club offers a unique Parisian experience.
By day, you can enjoy sunny cuisine in a chic, relaxed atmosphere. At night, the place transforms into a vibrant space, sublimated by the design of Lazaro Rosa-Violán. Between gastronomy and celebration, Victoria Paris promises unforgettable moments, facing one of the capital’s most beautiful panoramas.
📍 12 rue de Presbourg, 75116 Paris
Siena Paris, the best of Italy
The Marché Saint-Honoré’s flagship restaurant, Siena attracts lovers of Italian gastronomy and influential personalities. Specialties such as lobster linguine are served in an elegant setting spread over two floors, with a chic bar-club on the upper floor.
📍 35 Place du Marché Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris
Sushi Park Paris, the couture collab
For several years now, Anthony Vaccarello, artistic director of Saint Laurent, has been a regular at Sushi Park, a discreet restaurant nestled on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. Opened in 2006 by chef Peter Park, this confidential spot has become a must for lovers of Japanese cuisine, particularly among Hollywood stars. Read more.
📍8 rue du 29 Juillet, 75001 Paris.
Also read: Paris Fashion Week: what’s on the agenda?
