Bouillon

Bouillon Pigalle is a vibrant institution in the 18th arrondissement that keeps alive the spirit of the great 19th-century Parisian bouillons. Just steps from the Moulin Rouge and the Sacré-Cœur, this popular spot brings a modern yet faithful twist to a beloved Parisian tradition: generous meals, accessible to all, served in a lively and warm atmosphere.

Behind its large bay windows, you’ll find the soul of the old bouillons: iconic red banquettes, Gatti & Thonet chairs, and servers in traditional uniforms weaving swiftly between tables in a constantly bustling environment.

This modern Bouillon reinvents the traditional concept of 19th-century Parisian bouillons. Highly popular for its ultra-affordable prices, Bouillon Pigalle attracts a diverse crowd with a classic menu that pays tribute to brasserie staples: leeks with vinaigrette, eggs mayonnaise, beef bourguignon, duck confit, and rice pudding. All this can be enjoyed with a glass of wine served at a modest price.

More than just a restaurant, Bouillon Pigalle embodies a French way of life: generous, accessible, and delightfully old-fashioned.