The 9th arrondissement of Paris is full of tourist attractions, includingthe Opéra Garnier, an iconic building constructed in 1875 and considered one of the most beautiful theaters in the world (and rightly so!), the Musée Grévin, which has a collection of over 300 wax figures of famous people, and the Grand Rex cinema.
It's also a great place for shopping, with the famous department stores on the Grands Boulevards, Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, where you'll find luxury clothes, accessories and high-end cosmetics. But so much window-shopping and strolling around, it's exhausting!
Are you looking for a good restaurant in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, but are looking for recommendations to help you make the right choice? You've come to the right place! From French restaurants tucked away in a hotel to Mexican restaurants, street food and pizzas, there's bound to be a table for you in Paris's 9th arrondissement.
Discover our best addresses, our latest finds and our favorites!
Le Cabaret nouveau restaurant: we eat, we sing, we live.
Sponsored - Parisian cabaret, festive restaurant, secret address in Pigalle and French gastronomy… Le Cabaret Restaurant opens its doors at 2 Rue Frochot, in a setting steeped in history where art, live music, gastronomy and heritage mingle. [Read more]
Maison Lautrec: the generous, festive neo-bistro with a thoughtfully crafted kitchen in the heart of Pigalle
Maison Lautrec serves hearty, inventive cuisine—almost bistronomic—in a retro setting just a stone's throw from Pigalle, delighting diners at lunchtime with affordable fixed menus as well as during the lively weekend evenings. A gourmand, relaxed spot with a few hidden corners! [Read more]
Ma !, Paris’s first Italian bouillon offering authentic cuisine at bargain prices
You couldn't have dreamt of a more fitting location for such an address: a few months in, Ma ! has set up on the Boulevard des Italiens. The menu offers authentic cuisine that brings the flavors of Italy to Paris, all while keeping prices reasonable. [Read more]
Buvette Paris, bistro-style cuisine and cocktails all day long
The little sister of the New York address, Buvette Paris is open all day long, offering classic bistro fare, brunch options and toast cocktails. [Read more]
BẾP, the Sobremesa team’s new minimalist, à la carte Vietnamese restaurant.
Named BẾP, the new Vietnamese restaurant from Marie and Antoine Nguyen, joined by Émilien Quemener (the team behind Sobremesa), stands out for its minimalist menu that puts traditional cơm tấm in the spotlight. [Read more]
Sushi Mina: Paris’s next-generation all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant in the 9th arrondissement.
Sponsored - Sushi Mina, the Japanese restaurant in the heart of Paris’s 9th arrondissement, offers a modern all-you-can-eat sushi concept with tablet ordering and dishes prepared on demand and served at the table. All this for fantastic value for money! [Read more]
The Seasons: The moment-to-moment kitchen in the heart of the 9th arrondissement, between the market, seasonality, and a bistro spirit
Sponsored - « Les Saisons : A kitchen that captures the moment, served in the living heart of the 9th arrondissement. » In a warm, elegant setting, the restaurant bets on carefully sourced produce, house-made recipes and a rotating menu, balancing revisited classics with indulgent plates designed for every craving. [Read more]
Balcon Paris: Julien Sebbag's new bistro, perched atop the Galeries Lafayette rooftop.
Paris is also enjoyed from the plate at Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann. With Balcon, Julien Sebbag sets up his bistro perched on the rooftop of the grand department store. A sunny, convivial table where French classics take a breather, with the capital’s rooftops as the backdrop. [Read more]
Double Impact restaurant: the gastronomic gem of Paris's 9th arrondissement that you didn’t see coming
At the foot of Montmartre, in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, the newly opened Double Impact presents a tasting menu curated by chef Etienne Dupuy and Mickael Robinault. A living, seasonal kitchen sourced through short supply chains. We tried it and here’s everything about this charming discovery. [Read more]
Restaurant Double Impact: the Parisian hotspot where the menu is reinvented with the seasons.
Sponsored - Double Impact : Paris’s first dining outpost from chef Etienne Dupuy and Mickael Robinault, blending Breton roots, travel recollections and honest cuisine, in the heart of the 9th arrondissement. The restaurant unveils an experience conceived as a culinary narrative, with a single menu that regularly evolves with the seasons, the producers and the inspirations of the moment. A spot that fuses authorial cooking, living ingredients, gourmet chapters and meticulous pairings in a constantly evolving approach. [Read more]
Rivages, the discreet restaurant redefines itself as a seafood destination.
In Paris’s 9th arrondissement, the Rivages du Scribe Paris Opéra restaurant is reinventing its entire menu for 2026, focusing on seafood and French coastal fishing. We tried it, and here’s the full rundown. [Read more]
Maison Baroche, David Baroche's temple of good taste—a charcuterie, a grocer and a guest table all in one.
Just a stone's throw from the Grands Boulevards, Maison Baroche blurs the lines of good eating. Part gourmet grocery, part artisanal charcuterie, and part set-menu dining room, this lively, generous and singular spot is the work of chef David Baroche and his wife Delphine, driven by an enduring passion for beautiful produce and fine flavors. [Read more]
SEP LAÏ, a Laotian restaurant with a terrace in Paris’s 9th arrondissement.
Sponsored - In the 9th arrondissement, SEP LAÏ showcases Lao cuisine that’s still underrepresented in the city. From traditional specialties and shareable dishes to a spacious terrace on a pedestrian street, this spot offers an appealing option for those looking to discover other Southeast Asian flavors in Paris. [Read more]
Number 10 in Pigalle offers affordable smash burgers, a rock ambiance, and a tattoo studio located in the basement.
In Pigalle, Number 10 combines expertly crafted smash burgers at affordable prices with a lively rock vibe and a hidden tattoo parlor tucked away in the basement. A vibrant spot that makes you want to come back again and again! [Read more]
Slak, two iconic names in Turkish street food, now bring their signature wet burger to Pigalle—must-try for food lovers.
Pigalle has always been lively and flavorful, but Slak is here to inject a fresh burst of authentic street-food energy. Inside this tiny counter, inspired by the bustling stalls of the 1970s, a sibling duo behind L’Atelier Dürüm opens a spot that celebrates two Turkish icons: the juicy burger and the tantuni—a spicy, rolled-up meat wrap. [Read more]
Trigo, Paris’s Brazilian-inspired eatery, serving homemade sandwiches packed with addictive flavors
In the 9th arrondissement, Trigo is a lively street-food spot blending French and Brazilian flavors, brought to life by chef Ághata Le Lay. She combines the culinary heritage of São Paulo with French influences in sandwiches that keep everyone coming back for more. [Read more]
Focaccia Mia: Italian Sandwiches That Delight the 9th District
Just a short walk from Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Church, Focaccia Mia brings a taste of Italy to the 9th arrondissement. This cozy little spot specializes in freshly made focaccia, sliced and topped to order, taking center stage in a welcoming atmosphere. [Read more]
Le Café de la Paix: The Stunning Historic Restaurant of Paris Facing the Opéra Garnier
Listed as a Historic Monument and opened in 1862, the Café de la Paix is one of Paris’s most iconic gastronomic landmarks. Located opposite the Opéra Garnier in the 9th arrondissement, it offers more affordable lunch menus, a popular Sunday brunch, and a menu crafted by chef Laurent André. [Read more]
Wrap'n Roll Sushi: the Japanese eatery serving creative, accessible rolls for everyone
Well known among connoisseurs and a must-try for food enthusiasts: Wrap’n Roll Sushi is the Japanese restaurant not to be missed near Saint-Lazare, offering a menu of inventive and affordable maki rolls. [Read more]
Mitao, the hidden gem of SoPi where homemade ravioli and sweet treats steal hearts
Sponsored - In the lively South Pigalle neighborhood, Mitao delights fans of homemade Asian cuisine and comforting desserts in a cozy setting that feels like a gourmet eatery blended with a poetic tea room. A must-visit spot you shouldn't miss! [Read more]
Hallyu Kitchen, the Seoul-inspired Korean restaurant in Paris’s 9th arrondissement that transports you straight to Seoul
Hallyu Kitchen, the newest Korean restaurant in the 9th arrondissement, transports diners straight to the heart of Seoul with its authentic cuisine crafted by Chef Su-hyun. Enjoy sizzling grilled dishes wrapped in ssam, crispy fried chicken, and classic bibimbap—an experience that promises to satisfy every craving. [Read more]
Club Cochon l'Auberge: a quintessential French bistro in the 9th arrondissement of Paris
After Passage des Panoramas and its now-famous P'tit Bouillon du Passage, Club Cochon has launched L'Auberge, a cozy Parisian bistro in the 9th arrondissement. This 400-square-meter haven for food lovers celebrates pork, natural wines, and a roguish, lively spirit. [Read more]
Ukiyo Ramen, the cozy spot serving homemade ramen in Pigalle, 9th arrondissement of Paris
Just a stone’s throw from Pigalle in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, UKIYO Ramen serves up bowls of ramen and donburi crafted with homemade noodles and flavorful broths we absolutely loved. Recently opened by the young duo Céline Li and Guillaume Lam, this vibrant eatery puts a creative twist on Japanese cuisine with style and sophistication. We went to try it out, and here’s what we discovered. [Read more]
Mumbai Café, Tandoor Club's second exquisite Indian restaurant after Delhi Bazaar
And that makes two for Tandoor Club, which, after the excellent Delhi Bazaar, has opened Mumbai Café and hit the mark once again. [Read more]
A brief history of Paris's great restaurants: Grand Café Capucines, in the heart of the boulevards
Founded in 1875 opposite the Opéra Garnier, Grand Café Capucines has embodied the soul of the great Parisian brasseries for a century and a half, with its Belle Époque splendor, seafood, French classics and continuous boulevard service. [Read more]
A brief history of Paris's great restaurants: Au Petit Riche, Belle Epoque table de terroir
Au Petit Riche, a Parisian brasserie founded in 1854 in the 9th arrondissement, perpetuates the Belle Époque spirit with its Loire Valley cuisine, original decor and friendly atmosphere. [Read more]
La petite histoire des grands restaurants de Paris: Bouillon Chartier, a century of modest cuisine
Opened in 1896 in the 9th arrondissement, Bouillon Chartier is the perfect example of the Parisian bouillon: popular cuisine, classy decor, non-stop service and unbeatable prices in a Belle Époque setting. [Read more]
A short history of Paris's great restaurants: Le Café de la Paix, breeding ground for emperors
Facing the Opéra Garnier, Le Café de la Paix is a prestigious address in the 9th arrondissement, open since 1862. Its majestic Second Empire setting has witnessed the passing of celebrities and the history of Paris. [Read more]
Comptoir Lazu by chef Rémi Lazurowicz, inspired dishes, fine wines and 80's ambience
And that's two for chef Rémi Lazurowicz, who has opened Comptoir Lazu opposite his first Lazu address. A restaurant with 80's decor in the Pigalle district, where you can enjoy an affordable lunch menu and small plates to share in the evening! [Read more]
Mensch Deli: street food that travels between New York, Eastern Europe and Canada, in the 9th arrondissement.
To travel between New York, Eastern Europe and Canada, we stay in Paris, in the 9th arrondissement, at Mensch Deli, where Léa and Sacha revisit American sandwiches with Ashkenazi influences, between bagels and homemade latkes. [Read more]
Cocottes Gourmandes: the French canteen for comforting dishes made from the heart
For homemade comfort food served at lunchtime on weekdays in the form of fast food, head for Cocottes Gourmandes, the French canteen in the 9th arrondissement that puts the love of the terroir in a casserole dish! [Read more]
Felini, the bistro-style Franco-Italian restaurant in Paris's 9th arrondissement
Felini is a bistro-style restaurant serving refined cuisine in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. Here, you'll discover sun-drenched gastronomy at the crossroads of Italian and French flavors. Seasonal dishes and inventive cuisine are on the menu at this spot that revisits traditions. [Read more]
Phayul Tibet, the Tibetan restaurant with delicious momos and other specialties in the 9th arrondissement
Rue de la grande batelière, in the 9th arrondissement, Phayul Tibet is the place to go for Tibetan specialties and more. With very reasonable prices for the area and delicious food, this is one of the must-visit Tibetan addresses in Paris! [Read more]
Patsy, the cosmopolitan restaurant in Pastore's slippers
This October, a well-known Italian restaurant in the 9th arrondissement is undergoing a metamorphosis: Pastore is changing hands (or almost) and becoming Patsy! [Read more]
Carlota, the coffeeshop for brunches all week long, in the 9th arrondissement
On the corner of rue Notre-Dame-de-Lorette, Carlota delights the curious with lunchtime brunches, all-day coffeeshops and tapas-style dinners in the evening. A simple, gourmet address for a little sunshine on your plate. [Read more]
Bonne Heure, Pigalle's cheap and tasty spot with a large terrace to boot
From morning to night, breakfast to aperitif, Bonne Heure is fast becoming THE cheap and tasty spot in Pigalle. It's hard to pass by its large, shady terrace without drooling! [Read more]
Le Coucou Café, the delicious neighbourhood bistro, a nugget of the 9th arrondissement
Le Coucou Café is a neighborhood nugget that's part bistro, part bar, part café douceur, with an emphasis on plant-based ingredients and home-made pastries. We take you to rue Bochart in Paris's 9th arrondissement to discover this spot that manages to delight us while remaining accessible. [Read more]
Honō, a string of Japanese yakitori cooked in binchotan in a pretty traditional setting
Honō aims to put Japanese yakitori back at the center of the plate, while immersing gourmets in a traditional, intimate and exotic setting. [Read more]
Hanwoo Korean Cafe & Bar, Korean street-food, corn dogs and bulgogi burgers
The little brother of Hanwoo Korean Barbecue, Hanwoo Korean Cafe & Bar is the place to tuck into Korean street-food classics: corn dogs, rabokki and bulgogi burgers. All washed down with cocktails and sojutails! [Read more]
Kuma, comforting Japanese curries and donburis
For a dose of comfort, head to Kuma, which specializes in donburi and Japanese curry. [Read more]
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And to explore the neighborhood:
Things to do in the Opera and Grands Boulevards district: Ideas for outings and places to visit
Looking for great places to visit around the Opéra Garnier and Grands Boulevards, between the 2nd and 9th arrondissements of Paris? You've come to the right place! Restaurants, museums, covered passages—we'll tell you everything! [Read more]
Heading to Saint-Lazare and the very chic Europe district, in the 8th and 9th arrondissements of Paris? Follow the guide to discover all its secrets! [Read more]
If you feel like discovering Pigalle, this lively and colorful neighborhood in Paris's 9th arrondissement, follow the guide! [Read more]
The Goutte d'Or and Chapelle neighborhoods, like Barbès-Rochechouart, suffer from a bad reputation. However, they are home to some great places and activities, so here are some tips for the 9th and 18th arrondissements of Paris! [Read more]
And what are your favorite restaurants in Paris's 9th arrondissement?
Things to do in the Opera and Grands Boulevards district: Ideas for outings and places to visit
Things to do in the Saint-Lazare and Europe neighborhoods: Ideas for outings and great places to visit
Things to do in the Pigalle neighborhood: Ideas for outings and great places to visit
Things to do in the Goutte d'Or, La Chapelle, and Barbès-Rochechouart neighborhoods: Ideas for outings and places to visit
