Imagine this: You’re enjoying a delicious meal, surrounded by Parisian charm, while gazing out at the iconic Eiffel Tower or the twinkling cityscape. This isn’t a dream, it’s a reality at Madame Brasserie, the Eiffel Tower’s new, stylish brasserie located on the first floor.
A Parisian Brasserie Experience
Madame Brasserie embodies the essence of Parisian dining, offering a gourmet experience unlike any other. Led by renowned Chef Thierry Marx, the restaurant showcases seasonal, local ingredients in a bright, chic setting. You can choose from multiple seating options to enjoy the breathtaking views: the dazzling city of Paris, the picturesque Trocadero, or the enchanting structure of the Eiffel Tower itself.
Lunch with a View
For lunch, immerse yourself in the Parisian brasserie experience with views overlooking the French capital. Choose from two menus: the Brasserie menu (€48 per person, not including drinks) or the Madame menu (€69 per person, not including drinks). There’s even a children’s menu (€20) for younger diners. Lunch is served at 12pm and 1:30pm and reservations are highly recommended. Your booking includes a ticket to ascend to the first floor (€9.10 per person).
Romantic Evenings at Madame Brasserie
As the sun dips below the horizon, the atmosphere transforms, setting the stage for a romantic and unforgettable dinner. Chef Thierry Marx’s exquisite menus are a celebration of Parisian cuisine. Two options await: the Menu Gustave (€90 per person, not including drinks) or the Menu Dégustation Grande Dame (€175 per person, not including drinks). A children’s menu (€35) is also available for younger guests. Dinner is served at 6:30pm and 9pm, with reservations essential to secure your table.
A Haven of Tranquility: Madame Brasserie Lounge
Madame Brasserie isn’t just a restaurant; it’s also a lounge bar that provides a serene escape with unique views of the Pont d’Iéna and the Trocadero. Enjoy a Parisian breakfast from 10am to 12pm or indulge in sweet treats from 3pm to 6pm – no reservation needed (subject to availability). As evening descends, the bar transforms into an intimate setting where you can savor delectable cocktails and refreshments amidst the warm, muted atmosphere and soothing background music.
Important Details for Your Visit
To ensure a seamless experience, here are some key points to remember:
- Reservations are strongly advised for both lunch and dinner.
- Arrive at the Eiffel Tower 30 minutes before your booking (allow 10-15 minutes for security checks) to collect your booking and ascent tickets from the Madame Brasserie reception desk.
- The hostess will direct you to the appropriate elevator to access the first floor.
- For visitors already at the Tower, the restaurant is open for lunch and dinner without a booking (subject to availability). Food is served at 12pm, 1:30pm, 6:30pm and 9pm.
- The restaurant is open daily except on July 14.
For more information and to make your reservations, visit the Madame Brasserie restaurant’s website.
Enjoy your Parisian dining adventure at Madame Brasserie!
