The terrace is open!
The sun is back, and with it, our terrace is reopening ☀️
Nearly 30 sunny seats await you, with a view of the music pavilion. A building steeped in history, built in the 19th century for Marie Pleyel, a virtuoso pianist who turned the heads of Chopin, Dumas and Nerval. A woman who used to give concerts in this very pavilion.
A setting that feels a little out of time, just a stone’s throw from the hustle and bustle of Rue Royale, where it’s lovely to take a moment to relax with a drink in hand.
As soon as the sun comes out, the terrace is open. Whether it’s for a quiet lunch, a drink at the end of the day or dinner under the stars, we’ll have a table reserved for you.
See you soon, and don’t forget your sunglasses!
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