Paris's oldest Alsatian brasserie, open since 1864 and the first in the city to serve draft beer — a classified Art Nouveau interior crowned by a stained-glass cupola, near Bastille. The choucroute garnie is the order they have been perfecting for over a century and a half, or seafood beneath the dome, finished with a rum baba. Request the upstairs main room with the cupola; the downstairs annex is far less special. Dinner under that glass dome is the experience, and the Bastille location makes it a natural close to an afternoon in the Marais.
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4th, Paris
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Reservations recommended
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Choucroute garnie - they've been doing it since 1864. Or seafood under the cupola. Finish with rum baba.
Dinner under the stained glass cupola. Request the main room upstairs.
The first brasserie to serve draft beer in Paris. The Art Nouveau interior is classified historic. Request the upstairs room with the cupola - the downstairs annex is less special. Bastille location is perfect post-Marais.