Paris restaurants located within a 5 minute walk of Champs-Elysees - Clemenceau Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

Such an elegant restaurant! Great for special occasion lunch or dinner. Food was served fresh and was delicious. Professional staff and can’t say enough good things about interior design and the garden. If possible go on a sunny day for lunch so you can sit outside.
nina kohne - 2 months ago

Nice place, booked in advance for dinner. We had a table on the terrace on time as we booked. The eggplant with tuna was not tasty. The kids liked the pasta with langoustine. The cocktails were good.
Anastasia Sevostyanova - 5 months ago

From the moment you step into Laurent, you feel that quiet Parisian grace , the kind that never tries too hard, yet leaves a lasting impression. Hidden just off the Champs-Élysées, in front of hotel La Réserve, the restaurant sits inside a beautiful old mansion, where every detail, from the soft light to the polished wood and garden terrace , reminds you that elegance still has a home in Paris. The food? Simply exceptional. I would highly recommend the Hachis Parmentier, perfectly comforting yet sophisticated; the Velouté, smooth and delicate like silk; the Angus rib-eye, cooked with precision and depth; and the Langoustines, tender and full of the sea’s sweetness. A small note, though, something I’ve noticed in all restaurants of the group that I know : (Baronne, Gigi, Beau Coco etc...) the fries and mashed potatoes are always served barely warm, despite my gentle insistence. A detail, yes, but one worth perfecting in a place of such excellence. Service here is on another level, professional yet genuine, attentive without ever feeling intrusive. I went with a close friend who manages luxury hotels and restaurants, a woman known for her high standards, and the team met every one of her expectations without missing a beat. Laurent never disappoints.
David Dickens - 2 months ago

We really enjoyed the restaurant — the food and the waiter’s service were excellent! However, I’d like to leave a note about the reception. Upon our arrival, the hostess made an unnecessary comment about my fiancé’s outfit, suggesting he should dress differently next time. I found that remark quite tactless and inelegant, especially considering he was wearing a Loro Piana cashmere set — the very definition of casual chic. Ironically, the hostess herself was dressed in a way that could be considered inappropriate for such an establishment, wearing an excessively short dress. Elegance is not about how formal one’s clothes are, but about how one treats others — with respect and good manners. The service and atmosphere in the dining room were impeccable, but the reception staff could definitely use a lesson in true elegance.
renata T - 3 months ago

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Had a dream night here! We were celebrating our anniversary, and from start to finish our experience was perfect. We got the 4-course set menu. For starters, we had the Macaronis Farcis and the Avocat Saint Germain. The Macaronis Farcis was overrated, we wouldn’t order it again. The Avocat Saint Germain was superb! For the main dishes we got a steak with foie gras (forgot the name) and their lobster - both were great. And for the dessert we had the Crepes Suzette and one of their chocolate desserts and both were great. Definitely try the crepes - they prepare them live and it’s fun to watch. The waiters were all incredible and very friendly. The ambience is just so dream-like. They had a live pianist, and the ceiling opened for some parts of the night for an open feel. The place is designed so beautifully. The only two side-comments are 1) the place is a bit too prim and proper which can feel a bit stuffy (especially with some of the service theatrics) - but maybe fitting to get that different kind of experience - and 2) it is way too pricey.
L Korp - 8 months ago

Just wow The food was incredible We got the tasting menu. It was kind of expensive, it cost two of us around €800 included one bottle of wine. The staff were super professional It’s better to make a reservation for this place.
Alireza Zhirafar - 2 years ago

One of the best restaurants in the world. Elegance and style. Not over the top but classy and opulent at the same time. The cuisine is amazing. Service exceptional. I can not find fault. We had a romantic dinner and will remember the experience. The sauce! The style of dishes was light but full of flavour and the sauce was sensational. The service was like a well choreographed dance and the atmosphere dignified but warm and comfortable. Thank you for a world class experience.
David Palfreyman - 6 years ago

QoE: We had an exceptional dining experience at this restaurant "Lasserre"! The staff guided us to our seats on the second floor and extended a warm welcome with delightful complimentary items. They expertly assisted us in choosing drinks and dishes, including the exquisite "Macaronis farcis," "œufs aux cèpes," "canard à l'orange," "pommes coing," "coupe billecart Salmon Rose", "coupe Laurent Perrier", "eau de Sail", and more. The service was efficient, and we were impressed by the use of technology to open the roof for a breath of fresh air. It truly added to the overall wonderful quality of our dining experience.
LnG Lab - 2 years ago

The epitome representation of what classic French fine dining was meant to be, I would say it is worthy to classify this place as a bucket list must go dining experience. I hope to recreate their fried potato puffs.
Ray Ng - 2 years ago

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A beautiful inside out place, staff are cool and very organised, website as well, inner theatre very wide and clean
Rachel - 2 months ago

It's a very nice theater. The behavior of the stuffs are also very nice.After watching the movie in the theater we went to the Cafe and it was very nice of a time with family. The surrounds were also very nice and in the heart of Paris it's a nice place to visit with family and friends. Usually it's not as busy as it seems and it's calm and nice of a place for people of young age.
Tanzila Hasan Pinky - a year ago

Love this 🎭! Always interesting productions inc - on this occasion - Dolorosa, a wonderful (& hilarious) reimagining of Chekhov's Three Sisters 🇷🇺🇩🇪🇦🇷 The theatre itself is super comfortable with a great view, no matter where you're sitting. Very friendly staff & nice bar downstairs ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ GOGOGO 🏃💨
123PapaGuy - 10 months ago

Very cool place and stage, however if you have tickets somewhere around k49 place - be careful, the rows k and o and l from the left side are close to the ventilation (it was very cold!!!)
djoly djoly - 3 months ago

The Ronde Point Theater is a Parisian theater, located in the 8th arrondissement, Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt, near the Avenue des Champs-Élysées.
Mohammad Ayoub - 2 years ago

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My most recent visit this past November truly felt like a Michelin-star experience. I dined at Le Berkeley a few months ago, and the improvement since then has been remarkable. I read that a new chef recently revamped the menu — and you can absolutely taste the difference. The beef cheek and mac & cheese were outstanding, the tuna with ponzu was perfectly balanced, and even the bread and butter were some of the best I’ve had anywhere. I also want to highlight our server, Anis. He was an absolute pleasure — knowledgeable, attentive, and incredibly courteous. He made sure every request was handled seamlessly. Overall, a 10/10 experience. Highly recommended.
Spencer Buckley - a month ago

I went to this restaurant every day for two weeks and absolutely loved it – delicious food, a charming French atmosphere, a place with real soul, and owners and staff who care so much about their guests. I can’t wait to come back!
Suliman H - 2 months ago

I was starving and had been searching for a place to eat for quite a while as I walked through the Champs-Élysées. This restaurant caught my eye, but I was immediately put off by the state of the menu – sticky, with the laminate peeling off. We ordered espresso martini and a Porn Star martini. The espresso martini was borderline acceptable, while the Porn Star martini was overly sweet with a random mix of alcohols that completely missed the mark. You can even see it in the photo. The bread was served in a wire basket without a cloth, which meant crumbs scattered everywhere each time we tried to break a piece. To make things worse, we weren't even given a plate to butter the bread, so the table ended up full of crumbs. The tartare was tasty but poorly prepared, with large chunks and a lot of chewy white membrane. The burger was decent, but overall, the experience was disappointing. This place tries to be "fancy," but as soon as you start noticing the details, it becomes clear it's just another wannabe, outdated, and poorly managed restaurant. I regret spending my money here and wouldn't recommend it.
thismarek - a year ago

The coffee was a good quality. The Wi-Fi work real well. The tables are positioned towards the windows in a very nice view. A very small coffee, see photo, was $6.80.
George Benaroya - 11 months ago

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Delicious, absolutely! Food made with local ingredients. Truffle pizza is amazing. Excellent service from Morgane along with friendly staffs. Definitely a must come back!
Kyaw Thuya Maung - 7 months ago

wonderful restaurant that serve a generous portion. I was so full by the end... but it was really good
Michael Wu PhD - 2 months ago

The food and service were outstanding! My daughter has a severe allergy to peanuts and all nuts. Which is stressful when traveling to Paris. Our waitress was able to speak to us in English and she made sure everything my daughter ate was safe. It was our favorite place we went to while we were in Paris! The Parmesan crusted chicken and raspberry Bellini were delicious!!
Amber Parnell - a year ago

Lovely find after a long day and makes a great spot for a date. Low lighting and clean lines. Staff are welcoming and professional. The cost is good for the quality and quantity of food offered.
Juan Casado Y Barton - 2 weeks ago

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The food was absolutely incredible! From the appetizers to the mains everything was so tasty. The presentation of the dishes was amazing and the service was absolutely top notch. Our server Dalila made us feel so welcome! Could not recommend more!!
Andrea G - a month ago

Perfect for business lunch / meetings. Amazing food and service ! Highly recommmend 🍣
Pemala Lama - a month ago

Great food! Fresh ingredients and kind service
nina kohne - 6 months ago

Delicious and inspired modern Japanese food. Ambience is chill and jazzy music sets the mood to relax. A pleasant surprise in Paris. Note: don’t expect this to be a cheap meal. Around 70 euros to start at least.
Fred - 6 years ago

10/10, highly recommend. Finally found a place in Paris that is offering great value for money, all the dished were super delicious, waiters were very attentive and we never had to wait. Will be back for sure
Uliana Mitrofanova - 2 years ago

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I ordered the chicken club sandwich — it was good. The French toast was also nice. Their coffee isn’t served too hot; it’s warm and just right. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, and if it’s busy, you’ll need a reservation
anwar almotairi - a month ago

Years can go by, but some places just never lose their magic. Le Matignon in Paris is one of them. I was blown away by their incredible brunch, especially the French toast, which is the best I've ever had. The food is next-level, with standout dishes like the succulent lobster salad, the perfectly seared sesame tuna, and the impossibly tender beef carpaccio. Seriously, every single plate was a hit. We were two people with the appetites of four, and we devoured it all. While the overall service was good, our server was sometimes hard to find when we needed extra napkins and cutlery. However, this didn't take away from the experience. The bathrooms were also clean and tidy, which is always a plus. What made the day even more perfect was sharing the experience with a couple of new friends we met there. Le Matignon isn't just about the food—it's about the wonderful atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. I can't wait to be back on my next trip to Paris.
Ali k - 4 months ago

Finally a viral restaurant that is viral for a reason. If you decide to have a dinner its the best food I ate in these 10 days. Yohan was the best host and extremely professional to help us with order. My recommendations are Kinoa salad and Salmon with puree. 10/10 Club afterwards is obligatory :) just go and see yourself, my reviews are must follow. We went during night.
Anastasija Vukčević - 3 months ago

I absolutely love the food at this place! Seriously if you want to go out to a nice spot where you can people watch this is the place you should go! It’s definitely in the fancier side but the food and drinks are absolutely amazing. I go there a lot for dinner. Best viel Milanese in town! The service is a hot slow and a little unfriendly at times. But not all of them! I would definitely recommend going!
Jojo - 3 months ago

Famous French toast was delicious!! I had a cocktail as well. Have to remember if you order water, they will charge you for a bottle of water, in which they bring the bottle to your table. Water is not free in Paris. Service was really slow before my order was taken. However, I enjoyed the food as well as the visitors that sat all around me!!
Ej Jones - 3 months ago

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Despite not being the biggest fan of French food and its focus on butters/cheeses, Le Gabriel was very impressive and can definitely see why this is a 3 star. Got the 4 course lunch menu for €148 with the Hare a la carte and left extremely full. Also got starters, dessert bites, and a small anniversary cake on the house. Every dish ranged from solid to super solid, with each being well-detailed, textured, presented, and flavorful. Service was coordinated, unobstrusive, and thorough. Ambience was elegant – the dining room was beautiful, festive, and easy to talk in. All in all, amazing meal, but not the biggest fan of French food so won't be my favorite.
Zijun Yu - a month ago

Having experienced multiple three-Michelin-star restaurants in the U.S., I can say Le Gabriel exceeded expectations. The entire experience felt curated, intentional, and deeply sophisticated—from the pacing to the precision of service. Execution was unquestionably high-level, with a refined, confident team that delivers true fine dining without unnecessary theatrics. An exceptional Paris experience. I would absolutely return.
Dr. Gabriel J Martinez-Diaz, MD - 2 weeks ago

This is definitely a must-visit Michelin 3-star restaurant in Paris! We came here for weekday lunch, which included three courses, and everything was absolutely delightful. The flavors were exquisite, the service impeccable, and the ambiance elegant yet comfortable. What impressed me the most was the exceptional value for money — it truly feels like enjoying a 3-star Michelin experience at the price of a 1- or 2-star restaurant. Compared to many other fine dining places in the same price range, the overall quality here is on another level. If you’re in Paris and love fine dining, don’t miss this gem!
Sunny Lee - 2 months ago

O' Dear Paris how I love and miss u! Paris is a city that eats history for breakfast and serves it again at dinner. In that city, inside a 19th-century mansion turned palace hotel on Avenue Gabriel, sits Le Gabriel, a restaurant that has climbed — with a chef’s steady hands and a brigade’s relentless discipline — to the rarefied heights of three Michelin stars. It’s the sort of accolade that makes other restaurants pause, take note, and wonder whether they’re even playing the same game. Chef Jérôme Banctel is not a flashy sorcerer of smoke and mirrors. His résumé is a quiet testament to hard miles — long stints with French greats, years in kitchens where precision is currency and vanity is cheap. At Le Gabriel, that lifetime of apprenticeship shows. This isn’t theatre; it’s craftsmanship honed so thoroughly it seems effortless. The dining room feels like a storybook Parisian salon — gilt touches, high ceilings, old-world pedigree dressed in modern restraint. It’s elegant without being suffocating, a place where the room serves the food, not the other way around. What happens on the plate is where Le Gabriel earns its stars, and where it asks something of you. Banctel’s menus — anchored in his native Brittany and stretched out to the world through a “Virée” or “Périple” tasting... (Stole that from a thesaurus and many hours thinking how to say it) — are thoughtful explorations of technique, texture, and flavour. Raw ingredients aren’t merely cooked; they’re interrogated. Carrots become more than vegetables; they’re arguments about sweetness, acid, and ginger. Seafood arrives with the briny echo of ocean breezes. Sauces are rich and concentrated, but never sloppy. This isn’t food that shows off. It’s food that speaks — sometimes softly, sometimes insistently, but always with purpose. In Paris, that alone is worth something. There is an ebb and flow to the courses that feels less like a meal and more like a conversation: with the chef, with the city, with traditions worth preserving and flavours worth challenging. Service here is impeccably judged. Polished but not intrusive, confident without verging on arrogance, it strikes that rare balance where hospitality is felt before it’s even acknowledged. Plates arrive at a comfortable pace. Staff explain without lecturing. Glasses are poured with the sort of ease that suggests a deep knowledge of wine without snobbery. A meal at Le Gabriel is not cheap, and it should not be. You’re paying for a chef who’s wrestled French tradition into refined submission, for staff who respect your time and curiosity, and for an experience steeped in Parisian culinary ambition. Some dishes will hit harder than others — that’s inevitable in any tasting that reaches for nuance over novelty — but the sum total is unmistakably impressive. There are restaurants that make you feel at home, and restaurants that remind you why you travel in the first place. Le Gabriel belongs to the latter group. It’s not just about the food. It’s about the sense that you’re bearing witness to something that matters in a city that thrives on meaning. In a world full of noise and flash, this is a quiet masterpiece — subtle, demanding, rewarding. And in Paris, that’s no small thing.
Levi Dance - in the last week

Back at Le Gabriel after a long while, my last visit was right before they earned the third star. I had heard good things about the Game Menu since last year, and today that curiosity was finally answered. In some ways it stands apart from the two tasting menus. It feels more classical, almost like early Le Gabriel, and it keeps the overt Asian notes out altogether. Game menus can stack flavors and feel heavy, but today the team handled that challenge with real finesse. The natural weight was there, as it should be, yet from the opening duck terrine to the closing à la royale each course had a clear focal ingredient and nothing tipped into excess. Time has passed, but I left with an even better impression than my first visit. Grateful for the meal. If someone asks me which three star to book in Paris now, I can point to Le Gabriel. That is not only about the food. The room shines even more at night and the hospitality is faultless, crisp, and quietly professional.
Haejo “southsea_morning” Nam - 3 months ago

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Come only if you have time to spare. Food was delicious albeit the long wait. Had a reservation at 12.30pm on a weekday. We waited a long time despite having orders taken. Other customers had their miso soup served first and i received my salad. However, my main and vegetables were served an hour later at 1.30pm. Not sure how to avoid such a long wait, but alas, the food was really good.
Keira Eng - 5 months ago

Food was pretty much average. I think it was the flames of the teppanyaki grill that stole the show. There was a mix up our order where the proteins came first. Rice was served much later so our food got cold by then. We also ordered grilled tofu as appetisers but they took a while before telling us thy don’t have it anymore (main has been served already). Maybe not worth the price?
Stephane Mazlan - 3 months ago

An authentic teppanyaki experience in Paris. Friendly and skilled, the chef made our meal a memorable one. The portion sizes were generous. Definitely returning on my next visit to Paris.
TC Koh - 2 years ago

Tasted less delicious than I remembered during my last trip. Anyways, food was okay. We got beef scallops, salmon, shrimp. Had to let them reheat the fish since it was raw. Place used to be packed too, but there were only 2 other tables occupied when I visited this time.
Samantha Yap - 5 years ago

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Excellent food! Friendly staff! Cool atmosphere! Great place to go for a night out, date night, or hang out with friends. Lots of options! The creme brûlée was delicious! Try their Penne a la sicilienne, penne pasta with eggplant! They also have Poke Bowls and goat cheese salad! So much to try! Incredible location near the Museum of the Army, the Petit Palace and the Grand Palace.
Holly P - 2 months ago

The waiter Quentin was very friendly and the dessert we had was really good. One of our friends had birthday and they brought her a free surprise. Great bar, definitely comming again!
Timo Ragginer - 2 weeks ago

Such a friendly place, our friend had her birthday we told the waiter if we could do a little thing for her, and he was straight down to Business and gave us a choclate cake and a free drink, very lovely people, and good food and drinks overall!
CrackKuh - 2 weeks ago

We arrived without booking at lunch time, so the place was full and we had to wait for a bit (around 20 minutes). The staff was very friendly and the food was pretty good. Nice value for money, especially if you consider the lunch menu.
Lucas - 10 months ago

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