Depuis 1927, La Brasserie mythique La Coupole est le symbole incontournable de l’histoire du Montparnasse. Dans un décor art déco, inscrit au patrimoine historique, le Chef propose une cuisine française avec des plats incontournables des grandes Brasseries Parisiennes tel que les choucroutes, le tartare de bœuf aux couteaux, le foie de veau rôti et les plateaux de fruits de mer… Retrouvez également le fameux curry d’agneau à l’indienne de La Coupole depuis 1927. La Coupole s’adapte à toutes vos envies, du petit déjeuner, déjeuner, dîner, en passant par l’heure de l’apéritif avec ses cocktails création et son bar Américan. Le plus, profitez d’une agréable terrasse lors des beaux jours et d’un service continu tous les jours. Le rest…
Refined restaurant with art deco features offering creative French & seasonal cuisine.
Hours
| Monday | 8 AM–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–12 AM |
| Friday | 8 AM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 102 Bd du Montparnasse, 75014 Paris, France
Phone: +33 1 43 20 14 20
Website: https://www.lacoupole-paris.com/
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We were shown to a table in this very large open restaurant. Art deco decor and friezes on the walls. We enjoyed the Moules and frittes, which was plentiful. We chose a muscadet wine to accompany the dish. We chose the Mont Blanc desert with crème marron. When the bill arrived two drinks had been deducted as way of apology for the oversight of allocating us a table.
and the overall ambiance is exactly what you hope for when visiting Montparnasse.
What truly made our evening special, however, was the service. A huge thank you to the young lady who took care of our table; she was exceptionally friendly and maintained a high level of professionalism throughout the entire meal. In a busy, high-energy brasserie like this, her attentive and warm demeanor really stood out and made us feel welcome.
Unless you enjoy the scenery.
Let’s separate the different parts: staff was super friendly. Did have to wait for our water. Wasn’t refilled much I guess because it was tab water. But otherwise friendly, smiling service which is always nice. So loving it.
But the dishes… unfortunately…
We shared escargots which is one of my favorite dishes: but no. Here the size are not small but not big. The sauce was a bit blend lacking a bit of garlic we thought.
The bread served with salted butter was okay because we were hungry but not great.
The sea bass I had was good. But not the saucy risotto thingy with it. The sauce despite its color was bland. For the price, I think it was small and not tasty.
My friend got the choucroute of the coupole with different kind of sausages and pork served with mustard. The cabbage was bland and luckily mustard was here to kick it. But the pork seemed to me too rare, too red on the inside. Which kinda made me feel suspicious. Too bad.
The high ceiling is super beautiful. But the center piece in the middle I thought was ruining the mood… everybody have different taste thats for sure.
I wouldn’t recommend this one but for a coffee or a dessert which look good on paper. But we didn’t dare to add more to this time experience.
The mushroom velouté was rich and comforting, the roasted leeks beautifully done, and the salmon was perfectly cooked with crisp skin and great flavour. The crème brûlée was classic, with a perfect caramelised top.
Service was excellent throughout—professional, attentive, and efficient without being rushed.
Fantastic food, especially the seafood. Elegant and professional service.
And the decor… well, it is La Coupole.
Next time I’m in Paris, I’ll be back.
Amazing seafood bar, the freshest oysters.
We dove into the menu by ordering a few classics, and each was a testament to French culinary tradition. The seafood platter was a highlight—the oysters were impeccably fresh with a clean, briny flavor, and the whelks were tender and delicious.
The French onion soup was perfection in a bowl; a deeply rich, savory broth hidden beneath a glorious, bubbly cap of perfectly browned Gruyère cheese. We also savored the foie gras, which was silky and decadent, beautifully paired with a fruit compote. Even the quality of the bread and the accompanying Charentes-Poitou butter spoke volumes about their commitment to quality.
For the main course, we had the pan-seared sea bass served over orzo. The skin was wonderfully crisped and offered a fantastic texture. While the fish itself was a little drier than I would have preferred, this minor point was easily overlooked when enjoyed with the incredibly flavorful and perfectly cooked orzo it rested upon.
Overall, the experience was absolutely 5-star. The service was professional and attentive, and the atmosphere is simply unmatched. Dining at La Coupole is a must-do for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the history, culture, and flavor of Paris.
The waiter messed up the wine and water order.
Had steak frites. The bearnaise was great, the steak was just ok, and the frites had been sitting, so they were soggy.
When it was time to settle the bill, the waiter asked for a tip. Not normal for Paris. I said I will give cash, but he misheard and added a €10 tip to the bill and charged my credit card. Did not even ask how much I was going to give.
I was not happy, and they gave me cash in hand. The tip became €0.