The Best Restaurants in Champs Elysées

Where To Eat In The 8th and 17th Arrondissement

Dining near the Champs Elysées is a delightful experience, offering a mix of upscale elegance and local Parisian charm. The neighborhood is home to a variety of eateries, from chic bistros to gourmet establishments, each exuding sophistication. Enjoy exquisite French cuisine in stylish settings, where the ambiance is as captivating as the food. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual bite or a luxurious meal, the restaurants in the area promise a memorable culinary adventure.

Photo courtesy Four Seasons Hotel, George V

Le George

31 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris

Perched on the rooftop of the Four Seasons Hotel George V, Le George offers a panoramic view of the most iconic Parisian landmarks including the Eiffel Tower. Visit during sunset for a jaw-dropping setting. As for food, this Michelin star restaurant offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu does justice to both light eaters and hearty food lovers alike.

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Italian, Mediterranean

Miss Kô

49-51 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris

A stone’s throw from the Champs Elysées, this Asian fusion restaurant & bar offers a great ambiance for tourists & trendy crowds alike. Designed by the legendary Philippe Starck as an indoor Asian street bazaar, Miss Kô’s lively atmosphere, original house cocktails, captivating video displays, & groovy playlists set the scene for an exciting dinner or drink in a Blade Runner-esque ambiance. Go with friends for the unique setting, sushi & drinks, as the rest left us a bit unimpressed.

Price: €€€ | Chinese, Fusion, Japanese, Thaï, Vietnamese

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Le Mermoz

16 Rue Jean Mermoz, 75008 Paris

Near the Champs Elysées, you’ll find this rare bistronomic gem! Inside the small dining room of Le Mermoz, friendly staff bustle to serve the fresh, inventive, and Asian-inspired neo-bistro dishes prepared by Chef Manon Fleury. The lunch menu is short but mouthwatering, and at night, it changes for a list of tapas-like small dishes to enjoy with a glass of wine. My pick: try their pan-fried cockles with fresh coriander and candied lemon!

Price: €€ | French, Fusion

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MÔM

6 Rue Pierre Demours, 75017 Paris

For after-work drinks or to welcome in the weekend, MÔM’s is our go-to in the 17th Arrondissement. This bar and restaurant serves tasty French tapas and tasty cocktails, the perfect Parisian apéro combination! And its terrace is bustling — and warm! — all year round.

Price: €€,€€€ | French, Vegetarian

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Green awning of classic Paris bistrot Le Flaubert

Bistrot Flaubert

10 Rue Gustave Flaubert, 75017 Paris

Bistrot Flaubert, the retro chic sibling of the renowned Granite Restaurant, welcomes you with its charming Art Nouveau interior and lively atmosphere. Under the culinary expertise of Chef Erwan Ledru, the menu features seasonal, expertly crafted dishes that reflect the essence of French gastronomy. And Pastry chef Thomas Léveil ensures a grand finale with exquisite desserts. Easily accessible by Metro, Bistrot Flaubert offers a warm, inviting, and authentic Parisian dining experience that’s absolutely worth a try!

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Elegant Art Nouveau restaurant with modern tables and chairs

Photo via Facebook, Beefbar Paris

Beefbar

5 Rue Marbeuf, 75008 Paris

Beefbar Paris is a gem in the heart of the city, offering a unique blend of luxury and comfort. The restaurant’s Art Nouveau decor, with its stunning stained-glass windows and intricate woodwork, creates a warm, elegant atmosphere. Beyond the beautiful setting, the menu is a culinary adventure, featuring everything from premium steaks to creative dishes inspired by global flavors. Whether you’re a meat lover or just looking for an extraordinary dining experience, Beefbar should be on your radar when in the Champs Elysées area.

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French, Steakhouse

Fine dining restaurant with brown chairs, tables covered in white cloths, expensive woodwork, and artwork on walls

Pierre Gagnaire

6 Rue Balzac, 75008 Paris

Pierre Gagnaire is a name synonymous with haute cuisine in Paris. With a creative menu that changes every two weeks as per the freshest seasonal ingredients, this three-Michelin-star restaurant in the Hôtel Balzac ensures that every dining experience is fresh, unique, and riveting.

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French