Paris – Around Town : Invalides and Eiffel Tower Quarters (part 4) – Places to Eat

Le Jules Verne

Book a window table for the view and then sit back and enjoy the fine food from Alain Ducasse. Reserve in advance.

• 2nd Level, Eiffel Tower, Champ-de-Mars, 75007

• 01 45 55 61 44

• No disabled access

Le Divellec

One of the best fish restaurants in town, including oysters, salmon and sea bass.

• 107 rue de l’Université, 75007

• 01 45 51 91 96

• Closed Sat–Sun, Aug, 1 wk Dec–Jan

L’Arpège

Among the best restaurants in the city. Chef Alain Passard produces exquisite food.

• 84 rue de Varenne, 75007

• 01 47 05 09 06

• Closed Sun–Mon

• No disabled access

Le Violin d’Ingres

Chef Stéphane Schmidt is another shining star. Sea bass in almond pastry appeals.

• 135 rue St-Dominique, 75007

• 01 45 55 15 05

• Closed Sun–Mon

Vin Sur Vin

Owner Patrice Vidal knows his wine. Club-like atmosphere; booking essential.

• 20 rue de Montessuy, 75007

• 01 47 05 14 20

• Closed Sat L, Sun–Mon L

Le Soleil

This piece of the Riviera is just steps from the Eiffel Tower. Simple cooking with a southern French influence.

• 153 rue de Grenelle, 75007

• 01 45 51 54 12

• Closed Sun–Mon, 5 weeks Jul–Aug

L’Ami Jean

Inventive Basque dishes such as marinated scallops with ewe’s milk
cheese.

• 27 rue Malar, 75007

• 01 47 05 86 89

• Closed Sun, Mon

• No disabled access

L’Agassin

Try classic skate wing with caper-butter sauce at this traditional French restaurant.

• 8 rue Malar, 75007

• 01 47 05 94 27

• Closed Sun–Mon, Aug

Les Ombres

Fine food from rising star Arno Busquet. Ask for a table with a view of the Eiffel Tower.

• 27 quai Branly, 75007

• 01 47 53 68 00

Chez les Anges

Owner Jacques Lacipière ensures that the daily changing menu features the freshest ingredients.

• 54 boulevard La Tour Maubourg, 75007

• 01 47 05 89 86

• Closed Sat–Sun