Finding a restaurant in Paris for a group can be tricky, but don’t worry—we’re here to help! Whether you’re a group of 6, 12, 20, 40, 50, or more, you’re sure to find the perfect spot among these restaurants. They offer great options, so you won’t have to compromise on flavor!
Here’s a map to help you locate the restaurants on the list:
1) Alimento
9 rue de Pontoise 75005 Paris
Between colleagues or friends, Alimento is THE place to spend an evening. You’ll be taken directly to Rome and its beautiful pizzas.
Once it’s aperitif time, warm up the atmosphere with a glass of prosecco and a soft focaccia accompanied by piatti piccoli, unless you prefer to settle down to start your dinner.
As a starter, there are piatti (plates to share), octopus carpaccios accompanied by citrus fruits, or a nice plate of greenery (zucchini, aubergines and grilled artichokes). The pizzas are clearly a must in this restaurant: made with Italian Molino Spadoni flour, which the chef leaves to rise for 3 days. And if you prefer pasta, let yourself be tempted by the spaghetti carbonara—the real Italian recipe.
With its capacity of about forty people, this restaurant is perfect for private or professional events.
Price: €9 for appetizers, €18 for pasta, €16 for pizzas and €8 for desserts
Website (in French)
⭐ Are you coming for a birthday, an afterwork or an event? Privatize or book part or all of the establishment (up to 20 people).
2) Pratolina
11 bd. Bonne Nouvelle 75002 Paris
In this restaurant, Tuscany and its products are on the forefront. You can eat pizzas surrounded by Florentine wallpaper. 100 seats are divided between the first floor—with a large pizza oven— and the second floor, a classy ancient ballroom.
On the menu you will find the usual antipasti, pasta, risotto… traditional, sure, but delicious, just as the tuscanian fougasse (rosemary and salt flower), the tomato tuscanian soup with bread, the artichoke risotto, etc.
About those 100 seats, you can book some tables for a “relatively” small group or a closed space on the second floor that can hold 50 people or more for a big festa.
Price: €11 for appetizers, €20 for pasta, €17 for pizzas and €10 for desserts
Website (in French)
⭐ Are you coming for a birthday, an afterwork or an event? Privatize or book part or all of the establishment (100 people downstairs and up to 60 people upstairs).
3) Brasserie Barbès
2 Boulevard Barbès 75018 Paris
The urban landscape embellishes the restaurant because you can sip on a drink or have a bite while watching the aerial metro through the windows or on the patio.
You have to try each of the 4 floors (they can be privatized at any time of day or night) to understand the many facets of the establishment. Lunch is varied with classic dishes like tartars or fillets, as well as more original ones like a citrus and goat cheese salad for the summer season.
And for the evening, each floor has its own use: bistro, dancefloor, rooftop.
In short, first you can enjoy good food, dance to digest, before relaxing while looking at the sky—an unforgettable evening!
Price: €8 for appetizers, €17 for mains, €13 for snacks and €7 for desserts
Website (in French)
4) Rôtisserie Coquin
119 rue des Amandiers 75020, Paris
This restaurant offers contemporary cuisine with Mediterranean accents as well as a wide variety of French meats cooked on the spits of the rotisserie, the centerpiece of the house.
Coquin offers a continuous-service menu, accompanied by a wide selection of wines. Here, everything revolves around French meats prepared on the restaurant’s spits.
On the menu, you can find the classics of French cuisine as well as Mediterranean dishes such as oven-roasted eggplant. A nice variety of meat is offered, such as Norman chicken leg, roast of the week or even pork ribs. All accompanied by the vegetables of your choice: salad, potatoes, mashed potatoes… there’s something for everyone.
The establishment has 2 rooms. The first room, the cocktail bar, can accommodate up to 40 people. The second—called the “Salle Coquin”—has a capacity of up to 70 people.
Price: €4 for appetizers, €12 for mains and €5 for desserts
Website (in French)
5) Le BB
8 rue Pierre Sémard 75009 Paris
Every object comes from antique stores, which gives it a really unique vibe. From the flower-patterned couch to the wooden bar and its marble top, including its ancient tiled floor, the place truly has an identity.
In terms of cuisine, from sea bream risotto to broths of all kinds, including semi-cooked sea bass carpaccio and pan-fried veal liver, you’ll enjoy the chef Maxime Beauvais’ delicious dishes.
Let’s not forget its fabulous vinyl corner full of surprises. The two DJs sure know how to impress you, so get ready to push the tables aside and dance to their mix.
You can book a few tables and enjoy a Happy Hour from 6 to 8 pm. Whether you’re coming for a night out with friends, a birthday, or an afterwork, this place (that can hold up to 50 people) is perfect for all of these options.
Price: €11 for appetizers, €25 for mains (€17 for the dish of the day) and €10 for desserts
Website (in French)
⭐ Are you coming for a birthday, an afterwork or an event? Privatize or book part or all of the establishment (up to 100 people).
6) L’Alsacien
9 rue René Boulanger, 75010 Paris
Want to taste the famous Alsatian atmosphere? You have found the right address!
At L’Alsacien, good mood and good food are the order of the day. In addition to a very welcoming staff, you will be able to eat delicious typical Alsatian flambé flamenkeuchs.
Two rooms are at your disposal to organize your events. The lower one has a dance floor, a beer-pong table and a karaoke. The upper one can accommodate much larger groups.
Both rooms are equipped with a self-serve beer dispenser that will enable you to drink as much as you want. Isn’t life great?
Price: group menu at 15,50 €.
Website (in French)
7) Alcazar
62 Rue Mazarine, 6th district
The sophisticated and modern cuisine of this restaurant is ideal for everybody: you will find not only traditional dishes, but also international ones.
There is even a choice for those who are vegetarians or vegans.
On Sunday, come and enjoy the generous brunch of Guinguette d’Angèle.
The elegant and natural atmosphere will delight you: the restaurant is located under a glass roof and its decor is inspired by the jungle; nothing better to enjoy your meal!
However, the Alcazar is not only about food: from Thursday to Saturday you can come become a clubber in its mezzanines to the rhythm of a trendy musical program (the program changes every week, and you can find it on the Alcazar’s official website).
This is the perfect place for your birthday parties, after-work, and other group events.
Price: menus between €37 and €44
8) Septime
80 Rue de Charonne, 11th district
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In this restaurant with a slightly raw decor (wooden chairs and tables, iron stairs and columns, etc.), chef Bertrand Grébaut, who learned from Alain Passard, welcomes you.
Its sophisticated cuisine will introduce you to unexplored associations of flavors, such as the pea pod sorbet. In terms dish presentation, it is quite simple and focused on the produce.
In fact, most of the produce comes from local producers. Due to the high quality of the dishes served in this restaurant, it is very popular and the booking list is quite long, so if you want to enjoy a delicious meal in this fantastic restaurant, book in advance.
Besides, there is an “open” menu, divided into many sections, that is based on the creativity of the chef, so just trust him and taste it!
For groups, there is the guests table that is big enough for 10 people.
Price: from €65 to €110 for the “open” menus
9) Beurre Noisette
68 Rue Vasco de Gama, 15th district
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The Beurre Noisette is a welcoming bistronomic restaurant operated by chef Thierry Blanqui. As soon as you arrive, the staff will offer you some bites as a welcome. The menu changes all the time depending on the season.
Even though it serves sophisticated cuisine, it remains a classic bistro with its classic dishes (rabbit terrine, pork belly, cod back, etc.).
In short, it is a chic restaurant, but not a sumptuous one, with good value for money.
Groups are more than welcome in one of the small private rooms with their black and white tiles and their bottle crates.
Price: lunch menu between €28 and €36, dinner menu between €45 and €60
Website (in French)
10) Carboni’s
45 Rue de Poitou, 3rd district
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Here, Italy is at the heart of the experience. In fact, this is the concept of the restaurant, specializing in Italian dishes. Its friendly atmosphere and chic decoration will remind you of fancy restaurants: scraped walls, old leather banquettes, marble tables and hanging plants.
The restaurant can welcome groups of up to 10 people. Beyond this number, you’ll have to privatize the restaurant. Moreover, a special menu has been created for groups.
The menu may change depending on the season and the available produce, but in general, it is composed of signature dishes from refined Italian cuisine.
And if after your meal you want to continue the party, don’t worry – just go to the cocktail bar located in the basement. It is open until 2:00 am.
Price: €70 per person
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