Bigoudi Rooftop: the Riviera facing the Eiffel Tower
Brasseries à la Mode takes to the roof
Already behind the Rosie, Rosie Lou and Rosie Jolie brasseries, the Brasseries à la Mode group opened Bigoudi in spring 2026, at the top of 38 avenue Raymond-Poincaré, in the 16th arrondissement. While Rosie Jolie occupies the ground floor, the rooftop stretches out at the very top, on the 10th floor, beneath large white canopies, among striped banquettes, painted ceramic tables, potted olive trees and string lights.
The Eiffel Tower on one side, La Défense on the other
As soon as you step out of the lift, the panorama unfolds through 360 degrees. The Eiffel Tower rises close by, above the rooftops of the 16th, while the towers of La Défense close off the horizon on the other side. A dedicated area, called the “Espace Tour Eiffel”, offers the best-placed tables facing the monument, with a minimum spend.
Sunshine cuisine and cocktails
The menu draws on the Mediterranean: panisses from Nice, burrata from Puglia, a large salade niçoise, linguine with clams, ceviche or tagliata, followed by a pavlova or a tiramisù. In the afternoon, a shorter menu accompanies the drinks. At the bar, the great classics, spritz, Negroni or Moscow Mule, mostly cost around €18 to €19, with a few pricier creations and an alcohol-free range. The rooftop can be hired in part or in full, and welcomes groups by reservation.
Practical information
Service runs in three stages: lunch from noon to 3pm, drinks and a light menu in the afternoon until 6pm, dinner from 7pm (times to be checked, as sources differ). The terrace is designed to open all year round, but service may be cancelled in strong winds or heavy rain. Book online or on 01 42 25 52 20; valet parking at lunch and dinner, smart dress required. Metro: Trocadéro (lines 6 and 9).
