Dining at the Eiffel Tower

From Michelin-starred dining to champagne at the summit — discover the tower's restaurants and bars

Restaurants on the Tower

Madame Brasserie (1st Floor, 57m)

Located on the 1st floor, Madame Brasserie is helmed by celebrated French chef Thierry Marx. The restaurant offers contemporary French cuisine with a focus on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy a meal with views through the glass floor to the ground below. Lunch menus start from approximately 45 and dinner from 95. Reservations are recommended.

Le Jules Verne (2nd Floor, 115m)

Le Jules Verne is a Michelin-starred gastronomic restaurant on the 2nd floor, accessible via its own private dedicated elevator. The restaurant offers refined French haute cuisine in an elegant setting with panoramic views of Paris. Tasting menus range from approximately 190 to 230. Advance reservations are essential, often weeks ahead.

Champagne Bar (Summit, 276m)

At the very top of the tower, the Champagne Bar serves glasses of rosé or white champagne with the most spectacular backdrop in all of Paris. It's a quintessential Eiffel Tower experience. Prices start from approximately 13 for a glass. No reservation required — simply queue when you reach the summit.

Ground Level

At the base of the tower, snack kiosks and food trucks offer quick bites including crêpes, sandwiches, ice cream, and beverages. These are ideal for a quick refreshment before or after your visit.

Dining Tips & Nearby Options

Reservations

For Madame Brasserie and Le Jules Verne, advance reservations are strongly recommended. Le Jules Verne, being Michelin-starred, often requires booking several weeks in advance, especially for dinner. Both restaurants include access to the tower with your meal, so you don't need a separate ticket.

Picnic on the Champ de Mars

The Champ de Mars gardens stretching from the tower to the École Militaire are one of Paris's most popular picnic spots. Pick up baguettes, cheese, charcuterie, and wine from a nearby shop and enjoy a meal with the tower as your backdrop — a true Parisian experience and completely free.

Nearby Streets for Dining

The 7th arrondissement has excellent dining options within walking distance. Rue Cler is a charming pedestrian market street with bakeries, cheese shops, wine bars, and restaurants. Rue Saint-Dominique offers a mix of bistros and cafés popular with locals. Both are about 10 minutes' walk from the tower.

Dining FAQ

Questions about eating and drinking at the Eiffel Tower

Do I need a separate ticket if I have a restaurant reservation?
No. Reservations at Madame Brasserie and Le Jules Verne include access to the tower via their dedicated entrances. You bypass the regular ticket queues entirely. The Champagne Bar is accessible to anyone with a Summit ticket.
How much does the Champagne Bar cost?
A glass of champagne at the Summit bar starts from approximately 13 for white and 18 for rosé. Prices may vary. No reservation is needed — you queue at the bar when you reach the summit level.
Can I bring my own food into the tower?
You can bring water and small snacks, but glass bottles and alcoholic beverages from outside are not permitted through security. There are no designated picnic areas inside the tower. For a picnic, use the Champ de Mars gardens at the base.

Dine with the Best View in Paris

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