Our Selection of Typical Parisian Brasseries

If you’re looking for somewhere to dine and you want to feel, see, and smell the real Paris, you need to dine at a brasserie. Serving up timeless specialities, Parisian brasseries will give you a slice of the true Parisian life with a memorable experience. Here’s our selection of typical Parisian brasseries:

1) Brasserie Flo:

Almost out of sight, Brasserie Flo is decorated with tiny statues, ornate lights, murals, and intricate carvings on the dark wood paneling. This brasserie has a small German flare to it and serves classic specialties like steak tartare, huitres chaudes au champagne, and petit sale aux lentilles.

Address: 7 cour des Petites-Ecuries, Paris, France, 75010

Telephone: 01 47 70 13 59

Website: www.brasserieflo-paris.com/en/

2) La Coupole:

With Ernest Hemingway present on its opening night, La Coupole holds a reputation for being the grandest brasserie in Paris. Artfully decorated by the artists of Montparnasse, you can dance in  the ballroom downstairs or grab a delicious meal on the terrace.

Address: 102 boulevard du Montparnasse, Paris, France, 75014

Telephone: 01 43 20 14 20

Website: www.lacoupole-paris.com

3) Bofinger:

Known as the oldest brasserie in Paris, Bofinger is decorated in a Belle Epoque style. With an outstanding selection of seafood, you can have a taste of salmon tartare, escargots, oysters, or the gigantic seafood platter.

Address: 5-6 rue de la Bastille, 75004

Telephone: 01 42 72 87 82

Website: www.bofingerparis.com

4) Terminus Nord:

Located across from Paris’ Gare du Nord, Chef Pascal Boulogne treats diners to the ultimate Parisian experience. Travelers often stop here in the morning for a croissant and a petit café, where lunch and dinners are accompanied by fine French wines.

Address: 23 rue de Dunkerque, Paris, France, 75010

Telephone: 01 42 85 05 15

Website: www.terminusnord.com/en/

5) Brasserie ma Bourgogne: 

Located in Paris’s Marais district, Brasserie ma Bourgogne allows you to dine across from the beautiful Place des Vosges. Here you can taste anything from traditional dishes of Burgundy, to the traditional dishes the Beaujolais countryside.

Address: 19 Place de Vosges, Paris, France, 75004

Telephone: 01 42 78 44 64

Website: www.ma-bourgogne.fr

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