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

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 - 2 months ago

It was fine, I think it was completely over priced for the food and flavor. With such an elegant restaurant and the pricing of the food the flavor and presentation could have been a lot better. €95 for langoustine I expect something incredible. The desserts also leave a lot to be desired. It’s a beautiful space and the service is good but if you are looking for good food and wine I would choose another place.
Mibbie P - 4 months ago

Food was good and the servers are friendly. Its nice and calm.
bia pawlowski - 2 weeks ago

Excellent restaurant. We had lunch outside and it was a real pleasure. Dishes are well designed and delicious. The service was perfect. Highly recommended.
Franck Darmon - 4 months ago

An unforgettable lunch at Café Laurent – a special moment near the Champs-Élysées We had the most incredible lunch at Café Laurent, and it’s a memory we’ll treasure for years to come. Nestled just off the Champs-Élysées, the setting felt like a peaceful escape from the buzz of the boulevard – elegant, relaxed, and full of charm. From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. The staff were warm, genuinely friendly, and attentive without ever being overbearing. Travelling with our six-month-old son Archie, we were touched by how welcoming and thoughtful they were. It made the whole experience smooth and enjoyable – a real gift when dining with a baby. The food was outstanding. The fillet steak was beautifully cooked, and the pepper sauce – without exaggeration – was the best we’ve ever had. Rich, punchy, and absolutely unforgettable. The dessert trolley was a highlight all on its own, overflowing with tempting, beautifully presented options that made choosing nearly impossible (in the best way). Yes, it’s a little on the pricier side, but entirely worth it for a long, leisurely lunch filled with impeccable flavours, kind hospitality, and a touch of Parisian indulgence. Celebrating six months with our little forest son Archie made it all the more meaningful. Thank you, Café Laurent, for such a memorable afternoon.
Jason Moore - 3 months ago

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Veeeery nice place!!! ♥️♥️♥️Food is extremely good, 🤌🏼🤌🏼cocktails as well very iconic to take pictures it was busy too. People like this place Highly recommend
Camila Beltran - 2 weeks ago

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 - 5 months ago

Really a class restaurant. Try it out when the weather is nice they open the roof. The staff are amazing
Khalil Al Gassab - 4 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

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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 - 7 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

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 weeks 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 - a year ago

great theatre 🎭 with nice decorations.i really enjoyed the show
Trouble. Troci111 - 8 years ago

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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 - 8 months ago

Visited for the first time since 2019. Back then, it was a cozy French restaurant, now it feels more like a Middle Eastern fashion show than a dining experience. The manager interrupted me before I could even finish saying my request - I only got to say “two,” she said “okay,” but never brought the extra bread. Service was slow, inattentive, and the vibe was uncomfortable. Food is still good, but the atmosphere is now pretentious and unwelcoming. Sadly, we won’t be coming back.
Viktoriia Shkavera - a month ago

Located on the Champs Elysee in a Quiet area with friendly and professional service. The menu offers a good variety of food. I had a Greek salad and a burger with fries. The burger was a bit to dry. All in all a nice place.
Henryk Fridman - 2 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 - 3 months ago

We had dinner at Market by Jean-Georges tonight to celebrate our daughter’s 16th birthday, and it was truly incredible. The restaurant is beautiful, modern, elegant, and warm all at once. From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond; they were welcoming, attentive, and courteous, which made the evening feel so special. The food was nothing short of spectacular. Every dish was flawlessly prepared, full of flavor, and presented with artistry. It felt like the perfect setting to mark such a meaningful occasion. If you’re in Paris, this is an absolute must-go!
Lauren Cohen - a month 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

Absolutely delicious. We tried a little bit of everything and each bite was better than the last! Seriously so good. If you go, I recommend the Parmesan crusted chicken, the sesame salmon, the prosciutto wrapped pork chop, and the shrimp pasta dish. All of the desserts are fantastic as well. We may come back again tomorrow!
Savannah Alexander - 4 months ago

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Great food! Fresh ingredients and kind service
nina kohne - 3 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 - a year ago

Excellent Japanese restaurant ! The miso black cod is a must 🇯🇵 . 📌Classy restaurant, small portions of course 📌 Authentic Japanese food but expensive one . 📌 To try : ginger beef, gyoza, and miso black cod are exceptional 🤭 . 📌Prices: Starters(13€-28€) Tempura (16€-34€) Fish(28€-36€) Meat(25€-36€) California sushis 6pcs ( 8€-30€) sashimi 8pcs ( 14€-38€)
Fatma C - 7 years ago

Very trendy Japanese restaurant more inspire by fusion than tradition. Fresh food, great service but you’re going there more for the atmosphere. Also very expensive.
Mr Z - 5 years ago

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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 - a month 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 - in the last week

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 - in the last week

Best nicoise I have ever had in my life! Ingrid is amazing, and Amelie is the best, sot in her section! Great atmosphere, phenomenal food.
Heather Jones - 3 months ago

Absolutely loved this place! The food was incredible, the atmosphere was cozy, and the service was outstanding. A must-visit spot in Paris!”
מארי סיידון - 3 weeks ago

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My friends and I went to Le Gabriel in Paris to celebrate a birthday. We chose the seafood-themed tasting menu for dinner, and every dish was executed with perfect precision—especially the cooking of the seafood, which is notoriously hard to get just right. The ingredients were incredibly fresh, and the flavors came through beautifully. My personal favorites were the radish appetizer, which was light and full of character, and the dessert: dark chocolate paired with sea salt cookies—an unexpected and delightful combination. The wine list was also excellent and perfectly matched the dishes. What stood out the most was the service—it was one of the most professional and warm experiences I’ve had at a Michelin-starred restaurant. Overall, it was a truly memorable evening and a wonderful way to celebrate.
Vera Bin Zheng - 4 months ago

Restaurant Le Gabriel, three Michelin star restaurant. Two tasting menus are offered, each coming with either seven or nine courses. The first tasting menu's theme was Brittany, the home of the chef, and the second menu featured flavours from around the world, mainly from Asia. chef Jérôme Banctel reinterprets French classics, imbuing them with Japanese flavours. A choice of 7 and 9 courses on both menus. The food was good but lacked the wow factor. The desserts on the other hand were outstanding. The portions were generous. Service was professional and attentive.
Habib Al Mulla - 5 months ago

Exquisite dining experience. Every superlative applies to our experience here - from the courteous response when making our reservations online, warm heartfelt welcome when we arrived, the delicious beautifully plated meal to our sendoff right through the front doors at the end - it was simply an outstanding experience. We came for lunch & had the 4 course degustation (an option for 5 courses also available) which was perfect. The amuse bouche consisted of 3 parts perfectly put together to tease our tastebuds. The courses arrived in a continuous flow yet nicely paced & the 3 hours we took simply flew by. The menu consisted of an array of seafood & the main meat course was duck. As expected of a 3 Michelin starred restaurant in Paris - every dish was carefully put together & each looked like a piece of art. Crockery & cutlery were refined adding to the drama against the starched white tablecloths. Service was exemplary - friendly yet professional. The wine list was a heavy encyclopaedic volume & the sommelier was friendly & knowledgeable tuning in to what we liked & wanted to spend & patiently explaining various wines which he thought we would like. This was the perfect lunch on a beautiful Parisian summer’s day. An absolute treat & if you can snag a reservation, definitely a must do when in Paris.
BC Q - 2 months ago

Dining at Le Gabriel was truly one of the most complete and thoughtful restaurant experiences I’ve had in Paris. The setting is stunning—elegant but never cold, with every design detail carefully considered. Even the chairs were unusually comfortable, which may sound minor, but makes a big difference during a multi-course tasting menu. The atmosphere was also just right: lively in the best way, with the soft hum of conversation creating a warm, vibrant energy without ever becoming noisy. The food was exceptional from start to finish. Every dish was full of flavor, beautifully balanced, and presented with refinement. There’s real creativity here, but it never feels forced or overly conceptual. Instead, the flavors are clear, often surprising, and always satisfying. You can tell the chef is not just technically brilliant but genuinely passionate about crafting dishes that stay with you. What truly sets Le Gabriel apart is the level of detail and care. Even the small things are done perfectly. The warm towel at the start, for example—hot but not too hot, moist but not dripping—was an early sign of how precise everything would be. Knife rests were placed thoughtfully on the table, and each chair had a small built-in platform for handbags—a discreet but deeply appreciated touch. The service was flawless. Every member of the staff was gracious, calm, and intuitive. There’s a real sense of quiet confidence and professionalism. When one guest in our group didn’t enjoy a particular course, the kitchen responded immediately and brought a special replacement dish made with artichoke hearts—which turned out to be one of the highlights of the evening. That kind of attentiveness is rare, even at this level. The only disappointment came at the very end of the evening. While enjoying the petit fours with only a few tables left, the kitchen staff became audibly loud. At this level of dining, and especially in such a serene setting, that kind of disruption simply shouldn’t happen. It slightly broke the magic of an otherwise seamless experience. Le Gabriel is not a place that tries to impress with flash or ego. It’s a restaurant that speaks in subtlety and excellence. Everything—from the food and the setting to the hospitality and the tiniest details—has been considered and executed with care. It’s a place where you feel truly taken care of. It truly deserves its 3 Michelin stars and Gault and Millau 18/20. An unforgettable experience.
Michael B - 3 months ago

My wife and I had the pleasure of having lunch at Le Gabriel. We did the light lunch in 3 sequences. Amuses and petit fours were mostly very intricate and complex but very creative in flavors and very playful. Our starter highlighted seasonal artichokes and consisted of hearts marinated in Sakura vinegar, with a light mousse and surrounded by a beurre blanc sauce. Somehow a very balanced dish we loved. Next up was a sea bass with chanterelles in a rich brown sauce, cut with the sweetness of peas and razor clams. Next up was a perfectly roasted young duck with miso and seasonal white asparagus. While the duck was amazing, the highlight bite from our whole trip for me was the white asparagus fibers, rolled in crispy duck skin, topped with caviar. This is one of those bites that sticks with you forever. Finally for dessert we had a confit mango and spiced sorbet. Everything was delicious and we'd look forward to revisiting for the dinner menu. The non-food highlight was Alex, I believe a captain, who was great to talk to and was kind enough to share an extensive list of restaurants to visit in the city on our stay.
AC Slater - 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 - 2 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 - 2 weeks ago

The Japanese teppanyaki was absolutely delicious!
Katty ZY - 2 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 - a year 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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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 - 7 months ago

First big French breakfast in Paris— memorable. Thank you for the wonderful service
Revo Naval - 4 months ago

We enjoyed a delightful experience at this charming café just 50 meters off the Champs-Élysées. The food was very tasty and served promptly, making it a perfect stop during our stroll. A special highlight was the kids' menu, which was a wonderful bonus for families. Overall, it was a lovely find that added joy to our day!
Aleksey S - 9 months ago

Nice place, quick service, good food and nice attentive people.
william di nardo - 3 months ago

The service was great. The staff were friendly, attentive, and very kind. The food was very good, but the experience was even better because of the red-haired woman who served us so well!
Florencia Guarch - a month ago

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