New Year's Eve 2026 in Paris: Oriental evening at Figuig, the Moroccan restaurant near the Arc de Triomphe

While Paris is always a party, when the end of the year comes around, the capital becomes more festive than ever. The highlight of this enchanting season is theNew Year's Eve celebration, " ," when the entire City of Light comes together to celebrate the countdown in joy and good cheer. On the Champs-Elysées, preparations are underway to enjoy the traditional " " show at the Arc de Triomphe. And if you're looking for a festive and exotic way to celebrate New Year's Eve 2026 in Paris, not far away, on Rue de Brey, the Figuig restaurant invites you to immerse yourself in an oriental atmosphere on December 31, 2025. 

Figuig, the excellent Moroccan restaurant where tradition, modernity and a good atmosphere meet
Not far from the Arc de Triomphe, nestled in the Rue de Brey, the Figuig restaurant is an invitation to travel and celebrate! Here, you'll find authentic Moroccan cuisine prepared according to the rules of the art, with the added bonus of live music and Oriental dancing on weekends, all in a setting that's both elegant and exotic. [Read more]

This excellent Moroccan restaurant offers authentic cuisine in a refined yet modern setting. The sense of hospitality and generosity for which Morocco is renowned is on display, and every weekend there's a festive atmosphere with live music and belly dancing. So when it's time to celebrate New Year's Eve, expect the restaurant to be in full party mode.

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For New Year's Eve 2026 at the Figuig restaurant, there will be a special menu for €190, including a choice of an alcoholic or non-alcoholic cocktail, a glass of white wine, red wine or soft drink, still or sparkling water for two people, an assortment of kemia (Zaalouk/eggplant caviar, Mechouia of peppers and tomatoes, broad bean salad, mini pigeon pastilla, and a selection of briwates) as well as a choice of tagines and couscous (Fassi couscous with almonds and caramelized onions, free-range chicken tagine, m'slallah, olives, and preserved lemons, or lamb tagine with apricots stuffed with walnuts and seffa) and desserts (assortment of oriental pastries and mint tea, milk pastilla or orange salad with cinnamon flavored with orange blossom, mint and lemon zest). As a bonus, Lebanese musician Gaby Odeimi will be performing live alongside oriental dancer Juliana. Be sure to book in advance!