Madame Brasserie: a panoramic view of Paris

Located on the first-level platform, Madame Brasserie is enclosed in glass walls that frame a spectacular view of Paris. By day, the sense of being suspended in the sky among the tower's metal components is gripping, and light floods the interior, showing off the restaurant's ultra-contemporary decor. At night, guests can take in a glorious sunset before watching the City of Lights gradually transform before their eyes. The full bay windows even let you experience, from the inside, the twinkling animation that lights up the Iron Lady for a few minutes each hour.

For a fine midday break, Madame Brasserie is the perfect solution. Settle into its relaxed, pleasant atmosphere and enjoy the view alongside a modern brasserie cuisine that combines quality and originality, created by chef Thierry Marx, with dishes that please the whole family. The menu changes twice a year to respect the seasonality of ingredients and keep the dishes flavorful and healthy. Lunch can be enjoyed with or without a reservation.

During your visit, it is also worth looking to the other Eiffel Tower restaurant, which serves excellent food in a unique setting: the Jules Verne, the tower's Michelin starred table on the second floor. Together, the two restaurants make the Eiffel Tower a destination for the palate as much as for the view.