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The Parisian restaurant scene continues to evolve with exciting new openings and unique culinary experiences. Whether you are looking for a massive dining hall or an intimate cocktail bar, here are the five key food updates you need to know this week.
1. France’s Largest Bouillon Opens Near Paris
On Monday, November 9, 2026, Bouillon sur Seine officially opens its doors on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt. With 570 seats, including a large terrace, it aims to be the largest bouillon in the country.
- Highlights: Traditional French cuisine at very affordable prices.
- Sample Menu: Egg mayonnaise (€2.90), Beef bourguignon (€11.90), Duck confit (€14.90).
- Location: Île Seguin, Boulogne-Billancourt.
2. Dine Like a Goncourt Juror at Drouant
Until December 2, 2026, the famous restaurant Drouant is offering the public the chance to experience the exclusive six-course menu served to the Goncourt Prize jurors.
- Price: €195 per person (+ €120 for wine pairing).
- Requirement: Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance.
- Location: 16-18 place Gaillon, Paris 2e.
3. Award-Winning Butchery: La Boucherie Moderne
La Boucherie Moderne has been crowned “Butchery of the Year” at the inaugural Uber Eats Awards. Known for their exceptional meat maturation techniques, the shop has been a staple in Paris for 22 years.
4. New Hidden Speakeasy in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Located beneath the Brasserie Fougue, Le Speakeasy de Fougue offers a vibrant, artistic atmosphere with colorful decor designed by Jean-Philippe Demeyer.
- Vibe: Cocktails, DJ sets, and artistic performances.
- Hours: Thursday to Saturday, 7:00 PM to 1:00 AM.
- Location: Beaupassage, 53 rue de Grenelle, Paris 7e.
5. Affordable Dining at La Cantine du Maine
A new budget-friendly spot has opened in the 14th arrondissement, offering classic French dishes starting at just €8.50.
- Menu Staples: Egg mayonnaise (€1.90), Croque-monsieur with fries (€8.90), Chocolate mousse (€2.50).
- Location: 109 avenue du Maine, Paris 14e.
Source: Actu.fr
