November 11, 2026, a public holiday, doesn’t necessarily mean restaurants are closed. In Paris, several restaurants, cafés and coffee shops will be open to welcome you for a delicious brunch of pastries, scrambled eggs and fresh juice.
On November 11, 2026, Armistice Day, many restaurants in Paris close their doors. Fortunately, several restaurants remain open, giving food lovers the chance to sit down to a meal on this public holiday!
November 1, 2026, All Saints’ Day, is a public holiday in France dedicated to commemorating the saints and the departed. While many businesses in Paris close, several restaurants remain open for lunch or dinner, even on a day off.
November 1, 2026, All Saints’ Day, is a public holiday and often a time to relax with family. In Paris, several cafés and restaurants remain open, serving comforting brunches even on this day off.
A trip to the cinema is often the perfect opportunity to discover a neighborhood before rewatching the film over dinner. Before or after the film, dine out in one of the many restaurants close to Paris cinemas.
Whether you have time to spare or are in a hurry, here’s a selection of restaurants and convenient, delicious places to eat near Paris’s performance venues, concert halls and theaters.
The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2026 has just unveiled its ranking of the 51–100 best restaurants in the world for 2026, and several Parisian spots are on it!
Looking for a restaurant to celebrate Thanksgiving 2026, the much-loved American holiday? Discover Paris’s restaurants that are opening their doors for you on Thursday, November 26, coming up!
Between the expected great restaurants, beautiful addresses, and renowned chefs, September is likely to be devilishly greedy in the new restaurants of Paris!
Île-de-France can be discovered as much through its cuisine as through its sights! From its historic markets and artisanal brasseries to its legendary guinguettes and gourmand museums, the Île-de-France region is brimming with quirky culinary tours and experiences for both little and big food lovers.
Craving a family meal where everyone leaves satisfied? In Paris, some restaurants provide play spaces, entertainment, or activities to keep kids occupied while parents can enjoy their meal more peacefully.
Having lunch or dinner with children can quickly become easier when the venue truly lends itself to it. In Paris, some restaurants gladly welcome families, offering kids’ menus, child-size portions, and a relaxed atmosphere that lets you enjoy the meal without stress.
