The Marais' 300-square-meter rooftop, the Terraza Mikuna 2026

The Terraza Mikuna rooftop returns for a new season in 2026, and it comes back stronger. Perched on the 6th and 7th floors of the BHV Marais building, at 1 rue des Archives in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, this Parisian rooftop with a 360° panorama over the city maintains all the ingredients that made it a success since opening in 2019 by Amaury Dumont and Thomas Ferdant, and it adds several major new features. Even as BHV navigates a transition, Terraza Mikuna stays independent and keeps steering its course, more ambitious than ever.

What’s on the Terraza Mikuna menu in 2026?

For this season, the kitchen is in the hands of chef Antoine Diverneresse (ex-Cheval Blanc Courchevel, Monte-Carlo), who reworks the menu with a confident, distinctive identity. Expect the house’s defining staples: shareable tapas, ultra‑fresh crudos (ceviche, sashimi, carpaccio), and charcoal-grilled meats. The view from this Paris rooftop remains unbeatable: the City Hall opposite, Saint-Jacques Tower, the distant Seine, and Notre-Dame de Fer gleaming at sunset.

What are Terraza Mikuna’s 2026 novelties?

First notable novelty: Terraza Mikuna opens for lunch for the first time. A light, sunny menu built around fresh salads lets guests enjoy the terrace from midday onward. The venue also partners with Club Lulu to offer exclusive rooftop fitness classes, blending workouts, lifestyle, and sociability. After each session, participants extend the experience with a food offering and a panoramic view of the capital.

Which cocktails at Terraza Mikuna?

On the bar side, mixology steps up a notch with a completely redesigned menu crafted by Nicolas Battafarano and Matteo Marrocu, former head bartenders at the Lutetia and founders of We Off. Each creation aims to be a full sensory experience. Signature cocktails include the Sol Dorado (Patrón Reposado, yuzu, matcha, cucumber), the Sunset Terraza (ILEGAL mezcal, aji amarillo, mango, passion fruit), and the Picante de la Casa (Patrón Reposado, pineapple, jalapeño, lime). The Patrón Paloma Parfaite becomes the terrace’s summer hallmark this year. A curated selection of non-alcoholic cocktails rounds out the menu for those who prefer.

Beyond the drinks, the terrace transforms into a vegetalized hacienda in collaboration with Patrón, dotted with festive rituals and immersive workshops offering a dive into the Mexican spirit. More experiences and exclusive collaborations will be unveiled throughout the season.

The vibe by floor?

The venue offers two distinct atmospheres depending on the floor. On the 6th floor, there’s a warm, loungey terrace ideal for sharing tapas and cocktails in a relaxed setting. On the 7th floor, the mood steps up to a "Terrace Club" vibe, with chic design, sun-kissed colors, and a livelier, nightlife energy. On weekends, DJ sets add Latin rhythms, and the buena vida vibe truly comes alive until 2 a.m.

Terraza Mikuna caters to fans of restaurants with a great view of Paris seeking a change of scenery, groups looking for a playful afterwork, or couples wanting to impress with an extraordinary setting. Budget‑minded visitors should note that prices sit on the higher side, justified by the setting and quality. For sport sessions, plan accordingly. The rooftop is open Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00 to 15:00 and then 17:00 to 02:00 (7 days a week starting June 2026). Reservations are recommended at mikunaparis.com, especially in the evening. Access is via the private elevator to the 6th and 7th floors at 1 rue des Archives, Paris 4e, two minutes from Hôtel de Ville metro (lines 1 and 11).

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