A legendary address, an iconic culinary signature
Paris
Brasserie Fouquet's
Since it opened in 1899, Brasserie Fouquet pulses to the rhythm of the City of Light, honoring its festive spirit, and showcasing its gastronomy. At the crossroads of the Champs-Elysées and Avenue Georges V, its signature is displayed on red awnings printed with gold lettering. An inimitable style, a charming, delightful “je ne sais quoi”, a subtle mix of stylish sophistication and glamor, luxury, and fantasy. This legendary backdrop opens onto two magnificent terraces, where the Arc de Triomphe stands in all its majesty. Step inside the iconic brasserie to discover its elegantly refined decor, where black and white portraits of cinematic icons adorn the walls as testament to an undying love for the world of art and culture. With virtuosic artistry, Pierre Gagnaire designs Brasserie Fouquet’s menu in unison with the destination’s warm, welcoming, and authentic atmosphere. French culinary classics such as escargots, sole meunière and millefeuille are cleverly revisited.
Brasserie Menu
Fouquet's moments
Your parisian rendez-vous
A gift experience
A relaxing break, a gourmet moment or even an exceptional night in our hotel , offer an unforgettable experience thanks to our gift boxes!
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Vegetal flavours
Discover at Fouquet's Brasserie the Chefs' dishes created for the European Week for Sustainable Development! On the menu: an explosion of 100% plant-based flavours.
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Lunch & Relaxation
Let yourself be tempted by a lunch break at the Fouquet's Brasserie accompanied by a stopover at the Spa Diane Barrière and dive under the most beautiful avenue in the world.
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Plan your visit at Fouquet's Brasserie
Location
- 99 Avenue des Champs-Elysées, 75008 Paris, France
- Open every day, from 7.30 am to 1.00 am.
- Dress code : elegant smart casual, no jacket required / We use braille menus for the visually impaired