When you’re out in the city into the late hours of the night and have a craving for delicious French cuisine, don’t settle for fast food! This article tells you where to go for mouth-watering steak frites or roasted bone marrow at 2 in the morning in Paris!
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Au Pied de Cochon
Au Pied de Cochon is a famous Parisian brasserie that’s served delicious dishes since 1947. This brasserie is located near Les Halles and is open 24/7. It is a great place to have a seafood platter at 3am or the house’s specialty, fried pigs feet!! Bon appétit!
Au Pied de Cochon
Address: 6 Rue de la Coquillère, 1st arrondissement
Schedule: Open 24 hours everyday
Le Tambour
When you are not in the mood for a full meal, we highly recommend to going to Le Tambour. This fun and vivid bar is always crowded as the wine is cheap and you can get a decent steak and fries as late as 5am! Ideally, if you are on a budget and want to enjoy a night out without breaking the bank, head to Le Tambour.
Le Tambour
Address: 41 Rue Montmartre, 2nd arrondissement
Schedule: Open 8:30am-6am everyday
La Tour de Monthléry, Chez Denise
Another Parisian favorite place for a late night meal is Chez Denise, located in Les Halles. This is one of the best spots in town to try French specialties like rabbit, snails and roasted bone marrow with a great atmosphere and a friendly staff.
La Tour de Montlhéry, Chez Denise
Address: 5 Rue des Prouvaires, 1st arrondissement
Schedule: Open 12-3pm and 7:30pm-5am Monday through Friday
LE GRAND CAFÉ DES CAPUCINES
In the Opera house district, Le Grand Café des Capucines is a classic Parisian brasserie serving food all night long. From a simple croque monsieur to a full meal, whatever you choose you are guaranteed to have a delicious meal and even a great place to have a very early breakfast!
Le Grand Café des Capucines
Address: 4 Boulevard des Capucines, 9th arrondissement
Schedule: Open 24 hours everyday
L’Alsace
What is more French than eating a choucroute at 4 in the morning on the Champs Elysées? If you are not familiar with choucroute it is a cabbage and pork stew from the North East of France, near the city of Strasbourg. L’Alsace is always crowded with a mix of night-owls, insomniacs, business travelers and tourists.
L’Alsace
Address: 39 Avenue des Champs Élysées, 8th arrondissement
Schedule: Open 24 hours everyday