Les Parisiens

The story

Crafted with passion, served with love

A Parisian Table Worth Seeking Out

On Rue du Pré aux Clercs, in the quietly distinguished corner of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Les Parisiens holds its ground as a genuinely French restaurant — the kind that takes both the plate and the glass seriously. The address alone carries weight: this stretch of the 7th arrondissement has long been a gathering point for those who care about how a meal is put together.

Recognized for Its Cellar

The Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence — earned in 2024 — is not handed out lightly. It signals a wine list with real depth and thoughtful curation, one that goes well beyond the expected French standards. For a restaurant rooted in French cuisine, that recognition matters: it means the bottle you order has been chosen with the same attention given to what arrives on the plate.

Lunch, Dinner, and the Rhythm of the Day

Les Parisiens serves both lunch and dinner, with seatings that follow a classic Parisian cadence — midday from noon through early afternoon, and evenings starting at nine. The format suits the neighborhood: unhurried, but never slack. Whether you come for a weekday lunch or a longer dinner, the room operates on the understanding that the meal itself is the point.

The restaurant is part of a small group, yet retains the feel of a singular address. For those who want French cuisine done with conviction — and a wine list that has earned international recognition — Les Parisiens delivers without fanfare.