Savor, Sip, and Celebrate, Paris’ Most Stylish Dining Destinations
January 8, 2026 – Trendy Restaurants in Paris
Paris’s Trendiest Restaurants Bring Together Haute Cuisine, Fashion Insiders, and the City’s Most Stylish Social Scenes. This Curated List Highlights the Must-know Addresses Where Style and Flavor Collide.
Looking for the it table in Paris? The city’s dining scene is a dynamic blend of gastronomic mastery and social spectacle. It’s where Michelin stars meet fashion icons, and where every corner reveals a new, stylish destination waiting to be discovered. Designer-backed brasseries, hidden gardens, and festive nights out define the essential circuit of restaurants where Parisian insiders and international stars gather.
Fashion cafés. Chic terraces. Fine dining rooms. Late-night favorites. These are the top trendy restaurants where style and flavor come together for a memorable experience. Let’s have a look:
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Fashion World Favorites
Giulia Paris
📍 20 Rue Quentin-Bauchart, 75008 Paris
Giulia Paris channels the generous spirit and delicate flavors of Italy into the heart of the 8th arrondissement. Its elegant yet picturesque setting is the stage for a culinary experience defined by warmth and conviviality. The philosophy here is one of sharing, pleasure, and perfection. The vibrant cuisine celebrates the craft of Italy’s finest home cooking. Giulia Paris is an invitation into a sparkling dolce vita. In a festive, animated vibe, evenings stretch late into the night, blending gastronomy with pure celebration.🔗 Read more
Sant Ambroeus Paris
📍 11 Rue Saint-Benoît, 75006 Paris.
The iconic Milanese institution has arrived in the intellectual and artistic heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Designed by Fabrizio Casiraghi, the space is a masterclass in warm, cinematic Italian modernism. Here, the cult of detail meets silky hospitality. By day, it’s a destination for impeccable coffee, pastries, and panini. By evening, it transforms into a chic salon for savoring Milanese classics, think vitello tonnato, golden cotoletta alla Milanese, and their legendary Principessa dessert. It’s a discreet new refuge for the fashion, art, and design crowd, introducing a perfect slice of dolce vita with Parisian flair. 🔗 Read more
RH Paris
📍 23 Av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris
The American luxury design brand has transformed the former Abercrombie & Fitch space into a spectacular seven-level gallery. Beyond curated furniture and artifacts, the venue features two standout restaurants: Le Jardin RH on the second floor, which serves American-Mediterranean cuisine under a glass atrium. Le Petit RH rooftop serves caviar and seafood with panoramic views of the Eiffel Tower. An interior design studio and secret garden complete the concept. 🔗 Read more
Le Laurent Paris
📍 41 Av. Gabriel, 75008 Paris
Paris Society has revived this legendary Champs-Élysées restaurant under the creative direction of Cordélia de Castellane. The iconic space features soaring ceilings, pastel-hued walls, curved wicker armchairs, and vibrant carpets, creating one of Paris’s most beautiful dining rooms to date. Upstairs, discover charming private salons and balconies perfect for exclusive gatherings. 🔗 Read more
Miss Kō Paris
📍 49-51 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris
Located in the heart of Paris’s Golden Triangle, Miss Kō is a phantasmagorical experience imagined by Philippe Starck. It unfolds like a cinematic set—a 500-square-metre temple of urban art that blends sci-fi aesthetics with chic, delirious fun. The environment is an immersive journey, a backdrop for constant creative effervescence with rotating collaborations across cuisine, design, and fashion. Functioning as a restaurant, canteen, tea room, and nightlife venue, Miss Kō invites interaction at any hour. Its “street food”-inspired menu is presented within a theatrical layout that includes a covered terrace on Avenue George V and an open kitchen spectacle. It’s a place designed to be shared—a vibrant, ever-evolving stage for both day and night. 🔗 Read more
Saint Laurent x Sushi Park
📍 123 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris
Hidden inside the Saint Laurent flagship, this omakase experience is small, dark, and ultra-exclusive. It mirrors the original LA icon with a Parisian twist, no photos, no press, and a clientele straight from the shows. Chef Peter Park presents a meticulous omakase menu featuring seasonal fish served plate by plate on ceramic ware designed by Daeyong Kim. Open Tuesday to Saturday. 🔗 Read more
Ralph’s Paris
📍 173 Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris
Step into Ralph Lauren’s Parisian townhouse and you’ll find more than fashion. Hidden inside is Ralph’s: a lush, ivy-draped courtyard with a taste of old-school Americana with a side of Saint-Germain des Prés charm. Think crab cakes, burgers and bourbon. 🔗 Read more
Maxim’s
📍 3 Rue Royale, 75008 Paris
An Art Nouveau institution with over a century of soirées behind it, Maxim’s remains a beacon of opulence. With its Belle Époque décor and legacy as a fashion world haunt, the menu stays rooted in French classics. This is old glamour redefined for a new generation. 🔗 Read more
Le Costes-Costes Hotel
📍 7 Rue de Castiglione, 75001 Paris
Discreet, exclusive, and fashion-insider approved. Le Costes is tucked inside the iconic Hôtel Costes, steps from Rue Saint-Honoré’s designer row. The setting unfolds in a series of moody salons, mirrored galleries, and a signature Italian-style courtyard—impossible to spot from the street, ideal for seeing without being seen. 🔗 Read more
Bonnie Bar & Club – SO/ Paris
📍 10 Rue Agrippa d’Aubigné, 75004 Paris
Retro, glamorous, and entirely on-brand, Bonnie brings 1970s flair to the rooftop of SO/ Paris. From fashion brunches to after-dark DJs, the space has become a high-altitude hideout for the fashion crowd. The lobster ravioli hits, but the scene is the main dish. 🔗 Read more
Le Tout-Paris – Cheval Blanc
📍 8 Quai du Louvre, 75001 Paris
Perched above the Seine inside Cheval Blanc, Le Tout-Paris delivers rooftop elegance with a Riviera spirit. Expect panoramic views over Notre-Dame and the Eiffel Tower, a brasserie menu dialed up with finesse (think lobster ravioli and roasted duck), and a crowd dressed like it’s always fashion week. From golden hour to after-dark, it’s terrace royalty. 🔗 Read more
Maison Revka Paris
📍 48 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris
Maison Revka mixes Slavic fantasy with Left Bank elegance. Outside, a discreet terrace blooms with roses and chandeliers; inside, it’s all gold trim and caviar. Come for a mid-summer feast—smoked salmon, lobster, crème fraîche-laced everything, or just the kind of setting where excess becomes poetic. 🔗 Read more
Loulou Paris
📍 107 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris
Nestled within the Louvre gardens, Loulou masters the Parisian terrace fantasy. The view: manicured Tuileries lawns and palace rooftops. The mood: chic, sun-drenched, and always a touch Italian. Expect truffle pasta and veal Milanese. 🔗 Read more
Gigi Rigolatto
📍 15 Avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris
A venue that pairs the glamour of the Amalfi with Parisian polish. Think lemon-scented interiors, rattan chairs, and linen-clad tables. The menu—burrata with truffle, lobster linguine—feels like a summer escape, anchored on one of fashion’s most iconic avenues. 🔗 Read more
Kinugawa Rive Gauche
📍 Hôtel SAX, 11 Rue Jean Nicot, 75007 Paris
Kinugawa Rive Gauche brings the cult Franco-Japanese dining concept to the Left Bank, with skyline views and serious style. Inside, warm sunset tones and low lighting set the mood for nights that stretch on. Outside, a panoramic terrace frames the Eiffel Tower in cinematic glow. The menu leans umami-forward—think crispy rice with spicy tuna, yuzu-dressed sashimi, and robata-grilled meats.🔗 Read more
Alain Ducasse x Baccarat
📍 11 Place des États-Unis, 75016 Paris
Inside the Baccarat mansion, Alain Ducasse reimagines the fine dining ritual with theatrical flair. Crystal chandeliers, mirrored salons, and bespoke Baccarat glassware set the tone. The tasting menu is a poetic sequence of seasonal ingredients, plated like objets d’art—delicate langoustines, caviar, and herbs from the rooftop garden. Service is choreographed, yet never stiff. It’s intimate, hushed, and exquisitely Parisian. 🔗 Read more
La Maison de Caviar
📍21 Rue Quentin-Bauchart, 75008 Paris
Discreetly nestled near the Champs-Élysées, La Maison de Caviar has been a Parisian essential since 1956. Born from a royal connection to the Shah of Iran, it remains a temple of refinement for connoisseurs of rare delicacies. The atmosphere is hushed, the décor understated, letting the menu of exceptional caviars, smoked fish, and fine seafood take center stage. A preferred rendezvous for those in the know, this institution in the Golden Triangle is where refined indulgence is served by the spoonful. 🔗 Read more
Le Wagon Bleu
📍 7 Rue Boursault, 75017 Paris
Housed in an authentic 1925 Orient Express carriage, this unique spot has been reinvented as a Corsican culinary embassy by Brasserie Pietra. The menu showcases robust island flavors like chestnut hummus, Abbatucci veal sausage, and traditional pastizzu flan. By night, it transforms into a vibrant speakeasy with Corsican spirit-based cocktails and live music, all within an impeccably preserved Belle Époque atmosphere. 🔗 Read more
La Maison de la Truffe
📍 Place de la Madeleine, 75008 Paris
An icon since 1932, this legendary address remains the definitive destination for black truffle. As the weather cools, the restaurant moves inside its elegant dining room, offering a warm refuge and a menu dedicated to the ‘black diamond.’ Indulge in their signature truffle brie pizzetta, homemade fettucine, or creamy scrambled eggs generously shaved with Melanosporum truffle. The adjoining boutique offers a curated selection of fresh seasonal truffles, truffled products, and gift boxes for the ultimate gourmet souvenir. 🔗 Read more
Bellefeuille Saint James
📍5 Place du Chancelier Adenauer, 75116 Paris
Tucked inside the Saint James château-hotel, Bellefeuille holds a Michelin star and a green star for sustainability. The setting feels like a country estate in the middle of Paris, with a heated winter garden, ivy-draped mirrors, and a vintage fireplace. Chef Grégory Garimbay crafts seasonal menus with ingredients sourced from the on-site vegetable garden—think shellfish, trout, spring peas, and rhubarb. In summer, the lush outdoor terrace makes it one of the most elegant al fresco experiences in Paris.🔗 Read more
Views & Vibe
Le Jules Verne
📍 Tour d’Eiffel, 75007 Paris
Elevated 125 metres on the Eiffel Tower, Le Jules Verne delivers a gastronomic experience suspended between sky and city. Designed by Aline Asmar d’Amman, the refined, panoramic dining room frames Paris as a living tableau. Chef Frédéric Anton orchestrates a cuisine of exceptional precision, executed by chef Kevin Garcia, with desserts by Germain Decreton. The dishes, from an Oscietra caviar-topped scallop soufflé to caramelised sweetbread, are calibrated to the majesty of the location. With impeccable service and an unforgettable setting, it is an address that demands a prior booking for a truly elevated experience. 🔗 Read more
L’Oiseau Blanc
📍 19 Avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris
Perched atop The Peninsula Paris, L’Oiseau Blanc pairs breathtaking rooftop elegance with culinary audacity under chef David Bizet. The setting offers one of the capital’s most exceptional panoramas, framing the Eiffel Tower and Sacré-Cœur. The cuisine is contemporary, graphic, and precise, showcasing unexpected compositions like scallops with sea urchin and caviar, or blue lobster with an iodine-infused cream. The experience is a sensory ascent, extending to the inventive desserts of Anne Coruble. Here, culinary excellence meets pure emotion against an iconic Parisian skyline. 🔗 Read more
Pimpan
📍 4 Rue Danton, 75006 Paris
Opened in early 2025 within the sleek, modern Dame des Arts hotel in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Pimpin introduces a bright, contemporary refuge from the bustling Latin Quarter. Helmed by the acclaimed young chef Clément Courtemanche, it attracts a discreet, design-conscious crowd seeking a calm yet sophisticated lunch or a relaxed, early evening dinner. The experience is built around a seasonal rhythm, featuring a concise menu that changes weekly. The vibe is one of understated confidence. A place to see and be seen for those who prioritize a modern, uncluttered aesthetic and a chef-driven concept without the formality. 🔗 Read more
Mūn Paris
📍 104 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris
Pronounced like a whispered secret on the world’s most famous avenue, Mūn Paris blends chic and audacity. Its expansive terrace commands a breathtaking perspective of the Champs-Élysées, from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe, framed by sublime, dramatic vegetation. The interior evokes the intoxicating allure of imagined Asian opium dens with heavy, spiced scents. It is a vertiginous Parisian journey, a destination defined by its hypnotic views and heady, transportive atmosphere. 🔗 Read more
Girafe Paris
📍 1 Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75016 Paris
Girafe, within the Palais de Chaillot, is a masterclass in curated aesthetics from Paris Society. Whether on the spectacular Eiffel Tower-view terrace, in the stunning Art Deco dining room, or at the sublime marble bar, its detail-oriented design impresses at every turn. It reimagines the classic Parisian brasserie through a coastal, urban lens. The menu, under Chef Charles Ducrocq, is a refined homage to the sea. It showcases pristine crudos, sashimi, and grand seafood platters alongside impeccably executed cooked dishes like grilled octopus, smoked beechwood salmon, and linguine with lobster. The repertoire extends to whole grilled fish and salt-crusted pièces de résistance for sharing, delivering a consistently polished experience from its elegant start to its grand finale. 🔗 Read more
Le 39 V
📍 39 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris
An elevator in the heart of the Golden Triangle ascends to the sixth and final floor of a Haussmannian building, revealing 39 V, a contemporary addition to a district renowned for its luxury addresses. Designed by Marcelo Joulia, the space is a study in elegant, circular architecture. Its refined black-and-white decor and an open kitchen are arranged under a glass ceiling, opening directly to the Paris sky and creating a distinct sense of elevation and escape. At the helm, Chef Frédéric Vardon, trained under Alain Chapel and Alain Ducasse, applies a neo-classical approach. His cooking is gourmet, flavourful, and deeply respectful of ingredients. 🔗 Read more
Festival Nights & Nightlife
Raspoutine Paris
📍 58 Rue de Bassano, 75008 Paris
An exclusive escape nestled within the Golden Triangle, Raspoutine began as a Russian cabaret in 1965 and has been transformed into one of the city’s most legendary nightlife destinations. Conceived by iconic artist Erté, its atmosphere is one of decadent mystery, intimately intertwined with deep house music. This highly curated, seductive ambiance naturally attracts an equally desirable crowd, making it a perennial favorite for the most exclusive Paris Fashion Week soirées and a sought-after stage for the city’s nocturnal elite. 🔗 Read more
Silencio des Prés
📍 Le Bilboquet, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris
Housed within the historic Saint-Germain cabaret Le Bilboquet, Silencio des Prés channels the enigmatic, cinematic glamour of its legendary Montmartre counterpart, conceived by David Lynch. It’s a space where mystery and sophistication converge in a candlelit and theatrical setting. The culinary direction presents a chic brasserie concept. Here, classic dishes are reimagined with a contemporary edge, ranging from elegant shared plates like sole meunière and Limousin beef rib to bold creations such as paccheri di Napoli with Oscietra caviar and Japanese-inspired luxury sando. The atmosphere evolves throughout the evening, shifting from an intimate, confidential dining room into a vibrant late-night destination animated by resident DJs and live vocalists, with its dark wood paneling, circular banquettes, and black leather accents. 🔗 Read more
Castel Paris
📍 15 Rue Princesse, 75006 Paris
A mythic institution within a Saint-Germain-des-Prés townhouse, Castel has traversed eras and trends to remain the definitive reference in Parisian nightlife. This private, elite club, with access granted solely by membership, holds a unique position in the city’s nocturnal landscape. Its international renown is built on decades of exclusivity, having consistently drawn an enviable parterre of personalities, from Pierre Bergé and Serge Gainsbourg to Salvador Dalí and Johnny Hallyday. It is the enduring stage for discreet, high-society revelry. 🔗 Read more
Le Piaf
📍 38 Rue Jean Mermoz, 75008 Paris
Le Piaf is where Parisian nightlife and fine dining intersect. Tucked away in the 8th arrondissement, this intimate restaurant turns into a lively spot as the night goes on. The cozy, red-velvet-clad interior sets the mood, while the French cuisine stays rooted in tradition with a modern twist. is in the room. 🔗 Read more
Kong Paris
📍 1 Rue du Pont Neuf, 75001 Paris
Designed by Philippe Starck, this glass-ceilinged restaurant offers fashion fusion in both food and crowd. With bold décor, views of the Seine, and a Japanese-French menu, it’s a catwalk in motion. 🔗 Read more
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