6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris

6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris
Photo credit: Hôtel Particulier Montmartre/Instagram

Summer is in full swing which means there are lots of Parisians enjoying a nice meal with friends in family in outdoor terraces. Terraces are a big part of the Parisian and French culture. They hold a significant place in French culture, embodying the quintessential Parisian lifestyle and the art of savoring life’s simple pleasures. These open-air spaces serve as social hubs where people gather to enjoy leisurely meals, engage in spirited conversations, and observe the vibrant street life. In this blog post, I highlight 6 beautiful hidden restaurant terraces in Paris that are an oasis of calm away from the noisy streets and bustle and hustling.

6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris

If you are planning a trip to Paris, I invite you to discover 6 beautiful hidden restaurant terraces. Some of these hidden gems are not easy to spot the first time around so look carefully or ask locals.

1.Pavillon Puebla

6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris
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Located in Paris’ 19th district, Pavillon Puebla is definitely a hot spot for trendy Parisians. In a mood for some snacks, drinks and pizza, check it out! On weekends the terrace turns into a gigantic dance floor with DJ on hand to make you dance the night away!

Address : 39 Avenue Simon Bolivar, 75019 Paris.

2. Hôtel Particulier Montmartre

This secret hotel located in the heart of Montmartre was once owned by the Hermes (fashion house) family. It will take your breath away! Whether you come for a dinner, or a drink, this green oasis remininsing of the beautiful French countryside will make a big impression on you and your guests.

Address: 23 Avenue Junot, 75018 Paris

3. Grandcoeur Paris

6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris
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Nestled in the trendy Marais neighborhood in Paris ‘4th district, this restaurant is a Paris gem. It is owned by famous chef Mauro Allegro who already owns a three * restaurant in Menton in the French Riviera. Expect high-end gourmet food prepared to suit your fancy taste buds.

Address: 41 rue du Temple Paris 75004.

4. Hotel Jules and Jim

6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris
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Located in Paris’ trendy third district this cozy terrace may be small but it offers an oasis in between shopping especially on a hot summer day! Just past the front door and reception area and head over to the terrace. The menu is light in terms of appetizers but there are plenty of drinks to choose from.

Address: 11 rue des Gravilliers 75003,Paris.

5. Café A

6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris
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Located in Paris 10th district in the trendy Canal Saint Martin neighborhood, this restaurant offers brunches on Saturday and Sunday in a idylique and vibrant atmosphere. On the weekends, guests get to enjoy a rich program of musical events. Could you see yourself having brunch there?

Address: 148 rue du Faubourg Saint Martin, 75010 Paris.

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L’entrepot Paris

6 Beautiful Hidden Restaurant Terraces in Paris
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l’Entrepot is so many things combined under one roof. It is a movie theater, a gallery, a concert venue and a restaurant/bar with a beautiful terrace. Come watch a movie or a play then afterwards sit and relax in their terrace to enjoy a cold beverage.

Adress : 7 rue Francis de Préssensé 75014 Paris.

Final thoughts

Exploring the hidden restaurant terraces of Paris offers an enchanting escape from the city’s bustling streets. From lush gardens to cozy hotel terraces, these secluded spots provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable lunch, brunch or dining experience. Furthermore, each terrace exudes its own unique charm. Whether it’s the historic allure of a century-old hotel or the modern elegance of a chic eatery, the choice is yours. As you plan your next visit to the City of Light, consider venturing beyond the well-trodden paths to discover these hidden gems.

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