Sacré Frenchy Sacré Frenchy is a neo-French brasserie located at 58 boulevard de Sébastopol, in Paris 3rd, at the crossroads of the Marais, Montorgueil and Châtelet. Conceived as a true Parisian gathering place — gastronomy, music, celebration, culture — the restaurant is open 7 days a week, lunch and dinner, including Sunday and Monday evenings, making it one of Paris’s very few central addresses offering dinner early in the week and on Sunday night.
Their house-made cuisine spotlights seasonal French classics with the same kitchen-to-cellar rigor. As of October 1, 2026, the new Autumn menu is in place: mushrooms, Kouliba de Saumon Escoffier-style, seared Saint-Jacques perched on a leek fond with saffron beurre blanc, share plates pulled from the rotisserie, and autumn-flavored desserts like the famous Madagascar vanilla and pear mille-feuille.
And Sacré Frenchy is already prepping for the holidays: Chef and his brigade are planning special dinners for Christmas and New Year’s Eve, in addition to the big year-end gatherings in its two privatizable salons — the Salon Pompadour (independent party space, up to 50 standing guests, dedicated bar, autonomous sound, karaoke) and the Salon Napoléon.
And up to 250 guests with the whole venue for memorable events, cocktail receptions and tailor-made celebrations for the holiday season in Paris with friends or colleagues (open until 5 a.m. is possible)
The venue also thrives on its calendar of musical evenings (jazz on Thursdays, a pianist on Fridays and Saturdays, DJ-led private events), its kid-friendly Sunday brunch with a dedicated kids’ area, and its expansive terrace.
Reservations strongly recommended — please book at sacrefrenchy.com
The Sacré Frenchy traces its roots to festive gatherings right in the heart of Paris, on the Madeleine side, in the late 2000s, centered on French music and a distinctly Parisian way of life. Over time, that energy coalesced into a full-fledged venue: a restaurant in Paris designed as the natural continuation of those moments, blending cuisine, music and conviviality — hence the 100% French playlist that now accompanies the restaurant’s service.
At the heart of the project is Jean-Eudes Bernard, an entrepreneur and owner of the venue, who has created and taken over several concepts and establishments in Paris, with an approach centered on the customer experience as a whole. With Le Sacré Frenchy, he is developing a space that can adapt to different uses and moments of life — professional lunch, dinner with friends, festive night, family brunch, VIP private events — all while preserving a strong, embodied identity.
Le Sacré Frenchy has been conceived by Stefan Petit Halgatte, the driving force behind numerous landmark venues in Paris and beyond, notably within the Paris Society group — Le Piaf, Les Planches, Raspoutine and many others. The elegant, meticulously crafted décor plays a full part in the experience: the spirit of the neo-Parisian brasserie blends with contemporary, festive and heritage touches. A signature that cements Le Sacré Frenchy in the line of timeless yet on-trend Parisian institutions that are both enduring and fashionable.
In the kitchen, Chef Karen, who trained at Ladurée and the George V, offers a personal and generous take on French cuisine, a style she discovered early and which runs deep in her. Her cooking is entirely homemade, built on revisited French classics, a rotisserie visible in the dining room, carefully selected ingredients, and a standards-driven approach at every step. The promise: a high-end yet affordable selection, in the neo-brasserie spirit that defines the house.
A new Autumn 2026 menu has been in place since October 1.
The menu evolves with the seasons, with a particular emphasis on local products and shorter supply chains whenever possible. Since early July, Le Sacré Frenchy has unveiled its Autumn 2026 menu: a seasonal lineup crafted by Chef Karen around the season’s finest produce, in a homey spirit — freshness, generosity, and French classics reimagined in autumn palette. The perfect spot for a warming lunch or dinner, right in the heart of Paris.
A weekly menu refreshed each week to match arrivals and the spirit of the moment — the ideal formula for a business lunch in Paris, a lunch with colleagues, or a weekday midday meal that’s constantly renewed. This approach guarantees a French cuisine that is accessible, generous and ever-changing.
Excellence runs from the cuisine à la cave : a coherent, high-quality and accessible wine list, designed to accompany both a business lunch and a festive dinner.
Finding a good restaurant open on Sunday evenings in Paris or a restaurant open on Monday evenings in the 3rd arrondissement is often a bit of a quest. Le Sacré Frenchy is one of the very few Parisian spots open every day, lunch and dinner, without exception: from Monday to Sunday, from lunch through the dinner service.
The ideal spot for an impromptu lunch, a last-minute weeknight dinner, a relaxed Sunday family outing, or a dinner for international visitors landing in Paris on a Sunday or Monday evening.
Every Sunday at noon, Le Sacré Frenchy serves a family-friendly Sunday brunch with a dedicated kids’ area. Designed for families and a laid-back vibe: kids’ menu, relaxed atmosphere, attentive staff, hearty dishes inspired by rotisserie and house-made cooking.
Whether you’re after a family-friendly brunch in Paris, a kids-friendly brunch near the Marais, a leisurely Sunday with friends, or an international brunch near the Centre Pompidou, this Boulevard de Sébastopol address is one of the most welcoming spots in the neighborhood.
From Thursday through Saturday evenings, the restaurant comes alive with music nights that are a defining part of the venue’s identity:
the restaurant's playlist is 100% French — a deliberate stance that extends the venue's festive, heritage-rich DNA, inherited from its early days near La Madeleine.
Le Sacré Frenchy houses a true private party room in Paris's 3rd arrondissement: the Pompadour Salon. Designed for celebration, it’s a fully standalone space from the restaurant, with its own universe, a dedicated bar, and an autonomous sound system.
Ideal for: fêtes, anniversaires, événements d'entreprise, EVG / EVJF, soirées privées entre amis, cocktails clients, lancements de produit, afterworks, soirées dansantes.
Next to the Salon Pompadour, Le Sacré Frenchy offers a second private space: the Salon Napoléon. More intimate, with a Parisian salon feel inspired by imperial design, it’s the ideal setting for a Paris business lunch, a team dinner, a board meeting, a seated birthday gathering with friends, an extended family meal, or a business dinner that calls for a touch more privacy.
Designed as a complete social hub, Le Sacré Frenchy can host events for individuals and corporate clients ranging from 10 to 250 guests, depending on the configuration:
Format options: cocktail reception, seated dinner, dance party, seminar, product launch, intimate wedding, VIP evening.
A spacious Parisian terrace
The Sacré Frenchy boasts a spacious terrace, a favorite during sunny days — sunlit lunches, after-work cocktails, and summer dinners right in the heart of Paris. The terrace expands the venue's appeal and can host a larger crowd, especially for full private events that can accommodate up to 250 guests.
Le Sacré Frenchy regularly hosts French and international personalities and stages numerous private VIP events. It’s also one of Paris’s favorite spots for international visitors passing through the city, drawn by authentic French cuisine, a central location, and its seven-days-a-week opening.
The team — multicultural and united by common values of rigor, hospitality, energy and conviviality — readily welcomes a clientele that is English- and internationally oriented. A decisive asset as the festive season approaches, when team and client meals bring together guests from around the world.
Autumn–Winter 2026: open seven days a week, from the season’s launch nights to year-end celebrations
From September to December 2026, the pace stays robust: open seven days a week, for lunch and dinner, including Sunday and Monday evenings. It’s also the season when the year’s big tables book up — corporate meals, service events, client dinners, family gatherings — across the main dining room, the Salon Pompadour, and the Salon Napoléon, with private events available well into the night.
The ideal place to introduce your international guests—friends, colleagues or VIPs—to authentic French cuisine. Open seven days a week year-round, Sunday and Monday evenings included, from autumn through the end-of-year holidays, fully air-conditioned and heated, with late-night openings on request, located in the heart of Paris’s 3rd arrondissement.
Year-round comfort in every space
Le Sacré Frenchy is fully climate-controlled year-round: the restaurant's main dining room, the Salon Pompadour, and the Salon Napoléon. Whether it's a heatwave or the depths of winter, comfort is guaranteed — a deciding factor when booking a large table in Paris this December. A terrace for a final drink or a cozy, warm room for a long sit-down: it’s your call as autumn 2026 arrives.
Step into the atmosphere of Sacré Frenchy: the rotisserie, the piano bar, the jazz nights, Sunday brunch, the Pompadour Salon by night, the Parisian terrace. An authentic neo-French brasserie, festive, timeless and trendy, at the crossroads of gastronomy, celebration and culture.
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Location
Sacré Frenchy
58 Boulevard de Sébastopol
75003 Paris 3
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www.sacrefrenchy.com
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