A legendary address in the Grands Boulevards, the Café de la Paix has been fully renovated, flourishing once again its famous Napoléon III décor. Inaugurated in 1862, at the same time as the Grand Hôtel which shares its premises, this institution has always been at the heart of Parisian art and art de vivre.
Located on the Place de l’Opéra, the Café de la Paix has embodied Parisian life since it first opened in 1862. It has borne witness to landmark moments in the capital’s History.
It has watched generations of Parisians meet, find love, and share moments together, over coffee, over a lifetime.
Today, the Café de La Paix is an elegant restaurant, blend of listed Napoleon III decor, timeless and perfectly preserved, and a more contemporary spirit expressed by streamlined shapes and natural tones.
Experience Parisian chic and the classics of French cuisine, served for over 150 years to the crème of the capital and Parisians-for-a-day from around the world.
Foie gras, tartare, sole and French onion soup… the culinary repertoire includes all the standards with a subtle twist. Not to mention oysters, shellfish and other seafood at the Oyster Bar. A venerable venue!
The Café de la Paix is one of the legendary Paris venues where you stop for a quick coffee on the terrace, enjoy a light gourmet lunch or succumb to the temptation of a homemade pastry. Stolen moments, shared with someone special, a romantic parenthesis in the whirlwind of city life.
Metro: lines 3, 8, 9, Opéra station
Bus: lines 20, 32, 45, 52, 66, 68, 95
RER A: Auber station
Train: L line (Saint-Lazare Station)
As the holiday season approaches, we are delighted to invite you to enjoy some exceptional moments at Café de la Paix.
Let yourself be enchanted by Executive Chef Laurent André’s gourmet creations, designed for Christmas and New Year’s Eve celebrations, and prolong the magic with our festive brunches to share with your family.