Madame Brasserie: dining inside the Eiffel Tower
A brasserie on the first floor of the Iron Lady
Set on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, 57 metres above the Champ-de-Mars, Madame Brasserie reinvents the Parisian brasserie in a bright, contemporary setting, lit by a raw-earth atrium. Depending on the table, you dine in the heart of the metal framework, whose girders light up at nightfall, or on the Seine side, along the picture windows.
The Seine and the Trocadéro at its feet
From the tables near the windows, the view sweeps towards the Seine, the Trocadéro gardens and the Bois de Boulogne, with the towers of La Défense in the distance. This is also the side where the sun sets, behind the Bois de Boulogne, before the city lights up.
Thierry Marx's cooking, from morning to night
Chef Thierry Marx has created a seasonal menu that favours local produce and small producers from the Île-de-France region. At lunch, menus start at €70.80; in the evening, they begin at €109.80 and culminate in the Grande Dame menu. During the day, the lounge welcomes guests for breakfast, a quick meal or an afternoon snack, then takes on a more intimate atmosphere from 6pm, with cocktails priced at €23 to €24. A brunch is also available.
The restaurant can be booked in its entirety for a corporate event.
Practical information
Madame Brasserie is open daily. A lunch or dinner reservation includes the lift ride up to the first floor; without a reservation, you need an Eiffel Tower lift ticket. It is best to arrive 30 minutes before your booking time. Appropriate dress is required in the evening, and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Metro Bir-Hakeim (line 6) or RER C Champ de Mars – Tour Eiffel.
For a meal with Paris spread out below, Madame Brasserie offers a unique experience at the heart of the monument.
