What are the best restaurants to try on rue Saint-Honoré?

The café la Régence offers a continuous meal service from 7 am to 10 pm with dishes as simple as they are delicious. Whether you choose a large salad, a poke bowl, dishes made from fresh ingredients, or treat yourself to a homemade dessert, you’ll find a simple and soothing joy the moment you sit down in this eatery.

If your taste buds are tired of traveling to exotic locales, let French cuisine do the traveling instead by coming to your home. Chef Bruno Doucet and his team concoct dishes in their kitchen and deliver them to your home or your business’ doorstep, complete with covered restaurant tableware. For 55 Euros per person, enjoy a scallop ceviche starter, followed by a chuck steak main course cooked like boeuf bourguignon, and la Régalade’s rice pudding for dessert!

As the playwright Corneille said, “Valor doesn’t await the passing of years.” It only took a few months for la table du 110 to make a name for itself thanks to its pleasant setting, gourmet dishes, and warm welcome. An original and tasty cuisine to discover without delay!

With two Michelin stars, this exceptional cuisine deserves to be celebrated. This modern and refined setting is a delight for the eyes as much as for the mouth. The delicate and complex flavors, composed in your plate like a virtuoso playing the cello, will surely whisk you away to a world of delight.

Ideally situated opposite the Comédie Française, let the restaurant Vin et Marée prolong your outing with sea-scented notes. A nautical ambiance sets in as you take your place on the restaurant’s banquettes, ready to embark on a gastronomical journey enhanced by an extensive wine list.

Several Asian restaurants dot the rue Saint-Honoré.

Few words are necessary to describe the quality of this restaurant, but one seems enough to sum it up: perfect. Open the door of this restaurant as if you were searching for a treasure that you would enjoy more at home because, if there were a slight drawback, it would be the cramped nature of this restaurant.

Nodaïwa’s reputation for grilled eel is well established. You can enjoy this fragrant dish on the spot or opt for click-and-collect. Served with a hot consommé, salted vegetables, and grated daikon, portions are available at prices ranging from 25 to 61 Euros.

Parisians are known for being in a hurry, but at Chiyoda, the only urgency is serving you - and with a smile! Savor extra fresh produce with an Asian flair while taking in the chic and intimate atmosphere.

Rediscover Chinese gastronomy with generous portions made from extra fresh produce. The dishes are cooked with finesse and flavor combinations that are so successful that the Michelin and Gault et Millau guides are full of praise for chef Adeline Grattard. The notes are balanced, from the dishes to the wines and even the teas, and the service is attentive. Enter this restaurant hungry for new discoveries, and you won’t leave disappointed.

The customer is welcomed here as family. This is what brings authenticity to the dishes as much as the quality of the food. A warm ambiance will surely contribute to your appreciation of time spent at la Corte, with its generosity and simplicity. Don’t forget to make a reservation!

Save the best for last and for when you’re hungry: Milo! With a welcome as delicious as the pizzas that are made there, plus speedy and efficient service, it has all the ingredients for a successful meal. Sensible prices help to forget a somewhat cramped space. Thus, Milo offers a great compromise between quality and price to make the most of your stay on rue Saint-Honoré!