Drawn directly from the tables of Au Pied de Cochon, the Les Halles brasserie open day and night for decades, this espresso set carries the rituals of Parisian café culture. The delicate porcelain cup, finished with a deep red line at the rim, bears the name and historic opening date; its matching saucer echoes the same detailing.
For a morning espresso, or the last word of a memorable meal.
A real beating heart of the capital, close to the Canopée des Halles and the Louvre, Au Pied de Cochon was the first establishment to offer continuous and open night service when it opened in 1947. This legendary Parisian brasserie welcomes its customers in a very friendly atmosphere around a beautiful and generous traditional French cuisine. The chef proposes specialities such as the Pied de cochon farci façon Périgourdine, the temptation Saint-Antoine or the Double côte de cochon Ibaiama to share, signed Eric Ospital. On sunny days, take advantage of the beautiful terrace of this festive restaurant and its planks of charcuterie and cheese.
- Address: 6 rue Coquillière, 75001 Paris
- Category: Brasserie - Seafood - Traditional French Cuisine
- Established: 1947
- Manager: Arnaud Zekri
- Chef Barman : Julien Quettier
- Capacity: 300
- Opening Hours: Every day, from 8 AM to 5 AM
- Phone: +33 1 40 13 77 00
- Website: pieddecochon.com
- Reservations: pieddecochon.com
- Instagram: @pieddecochon
- Signature Dishes: Onion Soup / Temptation of Saint Anthony "Patron of Butchers"
- Our Favorite Table: 2nd floor, next to the neon sign.
