Paris brasseries

Eat out in a Paris Brasserie

We recommend a meal in a Paris brasserie, a 100 year Paris culinary tradition from Alsace, a french region on the german border. You will eat well at a reasonable price anytime from 12am to 12pm in most cases.

Many Paris brasseries boast a beautiful Art Nouveau decor. Eat oysters, shellfish, choucroute, a sauerkraut with saussages, and drink Riesling wine or beer. Here's our selection of the best Paris brasseries.

Paris brasseries: La Strasbourgeoise

Our favorite Paris brasserie. Near Gare de l'est (train station with trains to Germany and Alsace), this Paris brasserie is the ultimate parisian experience: calm, good food, good service and this unique and subtle tradition we love. Totally out of the beaten track.

5, rue du huit Mai 1945 75010 Paris.
Tel : 33 (0)1 42 05 20 02.
Open 7 days a week. 12pm to 12am.

Paris brasseries: La Coupole Web site

The most famous Paris brasserie. A 1927 institution of Montparnasse district, then the fabrics of modern art. Huge, beautiful and lively room.

102, boulevard du Montparnasse 75014 Paris.
Tel : 33 (0)1 43 20 14 20.
Open 7 days a week. 12pm to 12am.

La Coupole Brasserie video

Paris brasseries: Mollard Web site

Maybe the most beautiful Paris brasserie with its 1900 Art Deco decor. Close to Paris Department Stores and Saint Lazare train station.

115, rue Saint Lazare 75008 Paris.
Tel : +33 (0)1 44 54 39 00.

Paris brasserie: Chez Jenny Web site

Another excellent Paris brasserie. Not on Paris beaten tourist track. Open 7 days a week. 12pm to 1am. You don't need a reservation in most cases.

39 boulevard du Temple 75003 Paris.
Tel : +33 (0)1 44 54 39 00.