Fouquet's

On the corner of the Champs-Élysées and avenue George V, Fouquet's has embodied Parisian elegance and timeless glamour since 1899. Founded by Louis Fouquet, this historic brasserie welcomes visitors from around the world under its famous red awning trimmed with gold, set against the façade of a Haussmann building.
Steeped in cinema history, Fouquet's has long been the meeting place of the entertainment world: portraits of film icons and brass plaques honouring its regulars bear witness to a rich artistic and convivial heritage. Designed by chef Pierre Gagnaire, the menu gives the great French classics a refined new reading, between festive spirit and refinement. Relaxed lunch or glamorous evening, Fouquet's remains one of the capital's most emblematic addresses.







