Planning to be in Paris for FIAC next week, and already looking forward to a drink after the fair? If so, we’ve got a special list of bars in the city to help guide you from champagne to cocktail.
Courtesy of Bar Vendôme.
Bar Vendôme
Bar Vendôme invites visitors to partake in an incomparable experience. The French brasserie sits under a glass canopy that, weather permitting, doubles as a winter garden or a sunlit patio. Enjoy an aperitif, an intimate dinner, or an irresistible dessert.
Cozy atmosphere. Terrace service. Delicious menu options.
Courtesy of Bar Vendôme.
Whitewaller Recommends: Steak tartar.
© Paul Bowery
Courtesy of Hôtel Mathis.
L’Espadon
Joining the Bar Vandôme inside of the Ritz Paris is L’Espadon—an elegant indoor option full of striking historic interiors and a creative menu crafted by Chef Nicolas Sale. Enjoy an unforgettable dinner, a solo breakfast, or date night within the dignified location for a memorable meal.
Fine sourced products. Private dining for 12 guests. Retractable roof over patio.
Whitewaller Recommends: À la carte brunch.
Georges
Georges, atop the Pompidou, is a large indoor and outdoor restaurant with gorgeous views of Paris and the Eiffel Tower. Whether stopping in for a glass of wine or a delicate dinner, guests can enjoy a menu full of interesting options, and an imaginative artistic interior.
World-class food and beverage selection. Spectacular views. Special holiday offers.
Whitewaller Recommends: A cocktail outside during sunset.
The Mathis
Romantic and dimly lit, Hotel Mathis is a sophisticated space for those looking for one-on-one time over drinks or dinner at the in-house restaurant or bar. With paintings from the Barbizon School, chandeliers, and molded ceilings, the interior is a generous location for a cocktail or a bite.
Ornate restaurant. Iconic and stylish bar. Nearby Place de la Concorde.
Whitewaller Recommends: Drinks and dinner.
To read more, pick up the latest copy of Whitewaller in Paris next week. And for even more insight into FIAC and Paris Art Week, make sure to check out Whitewaller Paris’ guest editor Judith Benhamou-Huet’s website at judithbenhamouhuet.com.
