For dinner
- Chez Janou: Provençal bistro, known for its pastis list and its chocolate mousse. Book ahead, it is often full.
- Place Sainte-Catherine: a quiet, pedestrian square surrounded by restaurants with terraces. Ideal if you want to choose on the spot.
- L’Enoteca: Italian cooking and wine cellar.
- Le Rampart: a neighbourhood address we recommend for a simple dinner.
For brunch or coffee
Le Bistrot d’Antoine, in the neighbourhood, is our address for brunch. At the hotel, the buffet breakfast is served 7:00 to 10:30, at €10 when you book direct instead of €15.
Bread, groceries and pharmacy
- Bakery: Tranché, rue Saint-Antoine.
- Supermarket: G20, rue Saint-Antoine.
- Pharmacy: 21 rue Saint-Antoine.
Tips for choosing
Book for evenings at the end of the week, especially at the best-known tables. Parisian restaurants often serve lunch until about 2 pm and reopen around 7 pm: outside those hours, choose a café or brasserie that serves all day. If you have a dietary requirement, tell reception and we will point you in the right direction. For the rest of the day, see our route through Le Marais.
Good to know. These are the addresses we give our guests; they can close or change their menu. Check opening hours before you set out.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat near Bastille?
The article lists the hotel team's addresses; the front desk can advise you too.