Top of the best breweries in Paris

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The Editor

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Aaah the brasseries! They are open from morning till night, offering us some Frenchy dishes in a simple way ... We go there to have a coffee, have a drink, or enjoy a good croque-monsieur. Need some comfort? Here are the best brasseries in Paris, those whose soul is the sister of the capital's.


The best breweries in Paris

There is nothing better than a good meal to relax during the day, after work, or to treat yourself to a gourmet moment in our Parisian routine. However, there is nothing worse than being disappointed with your meal. From the atmosphere to the menu to the prices, we have gathered for you the cream of the crop of breweries in Paris. Follow us!

BB restaurant

Without a doubt, it is one of the editorial team's favorite restaurants. Located in the heart of the 9th arrondissement, BB restaurant is a true haven of peace. Whether on the terrace or nestled in one of the comfortable sofas inside, you feel a bit like at home thanks to the warm welcome. On the menu, you can enjoy a small vegetable garden with roasted Portobello mushrooms, sautéed heritage vegetables, and a tender 7-hour slow-cooked lamb accompanied by carrot puree. Seasonal and richly-flavored dishes, like the BB burger with its ultra delicious homemade fries, are the latest addition to our menu. Our talented bartender creates cocktails that only he knows the secret to. Whether it's for a meal or a drink, BB is the spot that will bring excitement to your next culinary adventure. Let's go with.

Mmm, what a delicious meal! All of our senses are tic.Excited and dazzled, I walk into the BB Restaurant! ## The "P'tit Mousse" The charming setting of this seaside-themed bistro, with its blue and white tiles and a boat hanging from the ceiling, takes us on a scrumptious journey. It feels like dining right by the ocean! Without hesitating, we order an array of seafood dishes: delicious shrimp from Madagascar, lobster from Brittany, oysters and whelks from Maison Gillardeau, as well as other treats from Maison Nordique like sea urchin tarama or exquisite smoked salmon wrapped in string. BB restaurant 8 rue Pierre Sémard - 9th arrondissement Bistronomic Restaurant in Paris 9; Bistronomic Restaurant in Paris open 7 days a week Restaurant open from Monday to Friday 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM - 1:30 AM, Saturday non-stop To book: 01 48 78 70 31 More information: [Website: bbrestaurant.fr](https://www.bbrestaurant.fr/) .
The Little Cabin Boy
9, rue Rambuteau - 4th arrondissement
Paris 4 Brasserie
Open Tuesday to Friday evenings
All day on weekends until 11:30pm
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Terminus Nord

The Terminus Nord, a legendary train station brasserie, takes us on a timeless and chic journey. Architect John Whelan has redesigned this institution while preserving its beautiful Art Deco identity dating back to the 1920s. But it is mainly its hearty and comforting French cuisine that will win you over. We willingly savor a cheese-filled onion soup or a seafood platter to share, indulge in a tender sea bass fillet with a shellfish marinade, enjoy a house sauerkraut or a confit pork shoulder.

Terminus Nord
23, rue de Dunkerque – 10th
Open every day from 6:45 AM to midnight (until 11 PM on Sundays and Mondays)
Phone: 01 42 85 05 15

La Terrasse des Métiers

In the heart of the 12th arrondissement, La Terrasse des Métiers welcomes us from early morning until late at night. Whether we go there for a breakfast when we wake up, for a lunch with friends, or for a dinner with our better half, we have plenty to enjoy in this brasserie. Sharing platters, egg mayonnaise, gravlax salmon, free-range chicken with mashed potatoes, cassoulet... It's all the traditional French cuisine gathered in one menu and with very affordable prices. Our everyday canteen! .

The Terrace of Trades Discover the charm of Brasserie Paris 12, located at 68 bis, Rue de Reuilly in the 12th arrondissement. Give us a call at 01 43 14 99 14 and come visit us! We are open Monday to Saturday from 7am to 11pm. More info The Dome Step back in time with us to 1927, when two friends from Auvergne, Ernest Fraux and René Lafon, had a bold idea: to open the largest restaurant in Paris. With 800 m2 on the ground and two floors, The Dome quickly became a place where the world of arts, letters, and nightlife collided. Painters like Derain, Léger, Soutine, and Picasso gathered here to share stories and drinks. Camus celebrated his Nobel prize at table number 149, while Sartre left generous tips. Even during the political upheaval of May 1968, the spirit of The Dome remained wild and free. Today, you can still taste their iconic dishes like the Indian curry lamb, the ray with grenobloise sauce, the pepper steak, and seafood platters. Come experience the magic of The Dome and be a part of its storied history.La Coupole 102, boulevard du Montparnasse - 14th Open every day from 8 am to midnight Tel: 01 43 20 14 20 Café Joséphine On a lovely tree-lined square, Café Joséphine has decided to settle. On one side, a restaurant with elegantly set tables, whose chic decor was directly inspired by Josephine de Beauharnais: herringbone art deco style of 1920s Paris, serving up craft cocktails and small bites in a sophisticated atmosphere. It's the ultimate choice for indulging in a luxurious drink and enjoying the elegant ambiance of the City of Light. Cheers! Josephine Baker, celebrating freedom, beauty, and kindness. Here, we invite you to savor traditional French cuisine in an inviting Art Deco environment. Our menu showcases a thoughtfully crafted selection of our most cherished dishes with a contemporary twist. Delight in veggie tagliatelle bathed in a zesty tomato sauce with toasted coriander-infused nuts, succulent Marengo chicken topped with luxurious black truffle, or juicy marinated tuna fillet paired with creamy hazelnut pea purée. Happiness awaits you at the heart of our brasserie. 🥳🍴 #foodlover #joyfulvibes.

Café Josephine
1-3, place des 2 Écus – 1st
Brasserie Paris 1
Tel: 01 89 19 59 89
From Monday to Saturday, from 8am to 1am
Sunday from 10am to 11pm
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La Closerie des Lilas

In the late 19th century, La Closerie des Lilas became the first café to make a name for the Montparnasse district. Located next to the famous Bullier ballroom, where the whole of Paris would gather to dance, La Closerie became the hangout spot for the bohemian bourgeoisie. Émile Zola, Paul Cézanne, André Breton... Later, other artists would trample through the restaurant's floors: Picasso, Eluard, Oscar Wilde, Beckett, Man Ray... Today, this chic brasserie is a delightful mix of elegance and relaxation. What's the added bonus? Its stunning green terrace, sheltered from prying eyes, and the house specialty: seafood!

La Closerie des Lilas
171, boulevard du Montparnasse – 6th
Open every day from 12pm to 1:30am
Phone: 01 40 51 34 50

Ma Cocotte du Faubourg

After strolling on the Grands Boulevards, we venture into the Faubourg-Montmartre in search of a well-deserved break. It's all yellow, all fresh, this brasserie is winking at us. At Ma Cocotte du Faubourg, we enjoy delicious dishes, all in a completely vegetated wall, a covered terrace, and a charming room... It's the ultimate comforting brasserie.

My Sweetheart from Faubourg
5, Faubourg-Montmartre Street – 9th arrondissement
Paris 9 Brasserie

The Parisii

Just a stone's throw away from the Aligre market, The Parisii guarantees us good fresh products. Egg mayonnaise, sardine rillettes, croque-monsieur, cantal cheeseburger, omelette, cheese platters... It's all about simplicity and in a minimalist brick decor that this brasserie delights us, whether we are just passers-by or fervent regulars.

The Parisii
1, place d'Aligre - 12th arrondissement
Brasserie Paris 12
Open every day from 7am to 2am
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The Star 1903

Just a hop, skip, and a jump away from the Arc de Triomphe, you'll find the delightful brasserie, The Star 1903, waiting to greet you with open arms. Located in the heart of the 8th arrondissement, this charming spot offers mouthwatering homemade dishes at wallet-friendly prices. Indulge in classic French favorites like Aubrac grilled meats or delectable fillet mignons in crust, all while surrounded by the vintage decor of the early 1900s. And the cherry on top? It's open every day, from dawn till dusk. Treat yourself to a taste of French elegance!

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The Star 1903

The Star 1903
4, Avenue de Wagram - 8th arrondissement
Parisian Brasserie 8th
Open every day from 7am to 2am


Le Petit Chinon

Le Petit Chinon is a lovely little restaurant nestled in the heart of Paris, serving up traditional and tasty cuisine for those on-the-go. With a sunny outdoor patio, charming decorations, and friendly staff, this brasserie is the perfect place for a quick and delicious meal. Whether you dine in or grab your food to take away, Le Petit Chinon caters to busy folks like you! The menu offers classic dishes like a croque-monsieur, a salmon club sandwich, a veggie crepe, and daily specials like today's cod fillet with rice and ratatouille. Be sure to save room for a homemade Tarte Tatin for dessert! And the best part? Everything comes in cute Camembert cheese boxes. Enjoy your meal! Bon appétit!

The Little Chinon
23 rue du Louvre - 1st
Paris 1 Brasserie
Phone: 01 74 64 72 48


Le Papa Ours

He welcomes us every day with his delicious and friendly cuisine. Le Papa Ours is like a big culinary hug, that's why we love going back there so much. On the menu? Snails in a casserole with garlic butter, gratinated onion soup as an appetizer, Caen-style tripe from Ruhaut, linguine with ham and truffle cream... A beautiful brasserie cuisine. Bon appétit!

The Papa Bear
54, av. de Versailles – 16th arrondissement
Brasserie Paris 16
Monday to Sunday from 8am to midnight
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Corner Haussmann

If you are shopping around Galeries Lafayette or Printemps, or if you simply love a delicious meal, head to Corner Haussmann, the go-to gourmet stop on Boulevard Haussmann. For a delicious start, try the basil pistou beef carpaccio topped with arugula and parmesan. Next up, savor the Italian-style beef tartare with a side of crispy fries and fresh salad. And don't forget to treat yourself with the decadent caramel milk brioche pudding and creamy vanilla ice cream... it's absolutely heavenly! .

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Corner Haussmann
28 Haussmann Blvd – 9th Arrondissement
Paris 9 Brasserie
Open Monday to Friday from 7am to 1am
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Bistrot Cezanne

At Cezanne's, we appreciate good work, even in a simple way. Just a few steps away from the Jacquemart-André Museum, you'll find this good address with a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Superb products and high-quality ingredients come together in this heart of Paris kitchen. Duck confit and sautéed potatoes, traditional veal blanquette, creamy chicken risotto, ham and cheese macaroni gratin... These are comforting dishes just the way we like them!

Bistro Cézanne
13 Avenue Myron Herrick – 8th arrondissement
Paris Brasserie 8
Phone: 01 45 63 28 70
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