Today, the Café de La Paix is an elegant restaurant, blend of listed Napoleon III decor, timeless and perfectly preserved, and a more contemporary spirit expressed by streamlined shapes and natural tones.
Experience Parisian chic and the classics of French cuisine, served for over 150 years to the crème of the capital and Parisians-for-a-day from around the world.
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Roberto Montemayor
a month agoWe wanted to visit this place regardless of the thought that it could be too ‘touristy’. We were really delighted that the place lives up to its reputation. The scallops were really well prepared and delicious. The escargots with parsley butter were very tasty and very well cooked.
Susan Wolfe
4 weeks agoPleasant and helpful personnel guide you through the many menu service options. Lovely and vibrant setting provides a superb backdrop for an excellent Parisian lunch. I started with a half dozen oysters and turned to the seared tuna for a main course. Most enjoyable way to kick off my holiday in France!
Hannah Wiles
3 months agoAbsolutely wonderful! I enjoyed every second, one of the best meals I have had. Such a beautiful building, every where you look. The staff were very fast and attentive. I had the tasting menu with the wine pairings and every bite was just fantastic! I would recommend to anybody visiting Paris!
mk
2 weeks agoAn iconic spot. We stopped in for a mid afternoon treat. Took an about an hour to get a seat inside but it was worth it. The service was prompt but not the friendliest. We shared a pastry and had some beverages. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area.
Tim Wintle
2 weeks agoStyle over substance. Stopped by for lunch and had a croque Madame which looked great though I found it to be both cold and lacked taste. I sent the food back after a bite to which they reheated the food and gave it back. On a positive note the French onion soup was good and hot. The service was quite cold and although inside it’s very picturesque it lacks atmosphere.