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Le Café Marly est un restaurant français situé sous les arcades du Musée du Louvre. Il est réputé pour être l’une des adresses les plus romantiques de Paris, avec sa magnifique terrasse offrant une vue sur la Pyramide du Louvre, ainsi que sa salle intérieure offrant une perspective unique sur la Cour Marly. Ouvert du lundi au dimanche, de 8h à 1h du matin, ce restaurant propose une cuisine classique française, avec des plats signatures Beaumarly tels que le célèbre Tigre qui Pleure ou la délicieuse pavlova.
Upscale dining in old-world interiors & an open-air arched passageway with Louvre views.
Hours
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 93 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, France
Phone: +33 1 49 26 06 60
Website: https://cafe-marly.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: zenchef.com
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Eman AlShamlawi
We made a reservation in advance, which turned out to be essential. Even though we arrived on time, we were asked to wait a couple of minutes while they confirmed a table was available, so I would definitely recommend booking ahead.
The staff were friendly and helpful, and the service overall was good. What really stood out to me, though, was the atmosphere. There are outdoor tables overlooking the Louvre courtyard, which is great if you enjoy the open air and the buzz of people, but it felt a bit crowded for my taste. We chose to sit inside, and that’s where the magic was. The interior has a very authentic French feel with dark red walls, golden detailing, large chandeliers, cherrywood tables, and an old marble fireplace. It felt elegant, warm, and truly charming.
For dessert, I ordered an apple pie expecting the usual thick crust with a small apple filling. Instead, I got the Parisian version and absolutely fell in love with it. It was a delicate disc of sweet puff pastry topped with thin slices of apple, served with a small scoop of rich vanilla ice cream. Light, elegant, and delicious. I would definitely recommend it.
… moreThe staff were friendly and helpful, and the service overall was good. What really stood out to me, though, was the atmosphere. There are outdoor tables overlooking the Louvre courtyard, which is great if you enjoy the open air and the buzz of people, but it felt a bit crowded for my taste. We chose to sit inside, and that’s where the magic was. The interior has a very authentic French feel with dark red walls, golden detailing, large chandeliers, cherrywood tables, and an old marble fireplace. It felt elegant, warm, and truly charming.
For dessert, I ordered an apple pie expecting the usual thick crust with a small apple filling. Instead, I got the Parisian version and absolutely fell in love with it. It was a delicate disc of sweet puff pastry topped with thin slices of apple, served with a small scoop of rich vanilla ice cream. Light, elegant, and delicious. I would definitely recommend it.
Dr Gandalf
A fancy cafe with amazing view of the Louvre pyramid . Food was ok but could do with more vegetarian options.
We went as a family about 1pm. Book ahead to make sure you can sit outside on the website.
We ordered the soup of the day (pumpkin), a croque monsuier without the ham, the spinach lasagne and the spicy tomato riggatoni.
Thw food was decent with good flavours and lots of cheese!
Soup was flavourful and sweet with a nice spicy warmth. The riggatoni was probably the best with a rich tomato flavour. The spinach lasagne was nice but loaded with cheese. The monsuier looked impressive and tasted fair.
It is a shame there are limited vegetarian and no halal options which limited us. They ran out of eggs which was a real disappointment.
Service was decent. The toilets are interesting as up 3 sets of stairs.
The view however is amazing and worth a trip if only for a coffee and dessert (which looked impressive). Amex friendly.
… moreWe went as a family about 1pm. Book ahead to make sure you can sit outside on the website.
We ordered the soup of the day (pumpkin), a croque monsuier without the ham, the spinach lasagne and the spicy tomato riggatoni.
Thw food was decent with good flavours and lots of cheese!
Soup was flavourful and sweet with a nice spicy warmth. The riggatoni was probably the best with a rich tomato flavour. The spinach lasagne was nice but loaded with cheese. The monsuier looked impressive and tasted fair.
It is a shame there are limited vegetarian and no halal options which limited us. They ran out of eggs which was a real disappointment.
Service was decent. The toilets are interesting as up 3 sets of stairs.
The view however is amazing and worth a trip if only for a coffee and dessert (which looked impressive). Amex friendly.
Denali
Exceptional Service at Café Marly, Paris
Cheick provided truly outstanding service at Café Marly in Paris. From the moment we were seated, he was attentive, professional, and effortlessly elegant. His knowledge of the menu, perfect recommendations, and impeccable timing made the entire experience smooth and enjoyable.
Cheick’s warm attitude and attention to every detail elevated the experience, perfectly matching the refined atmosphere of Café Marly overlooking the Louvre. He made us feel genuinely welcomed and ensured everything was flawless from start to finish.
An exceptional example of Parisian hospitality. Highly recommend asking for Cheick when visiting Café Marly.
… moreCheick provided truly outstanding service at Café Marly in Paris. From the moment we were seated, he was attentive, professional, and effortlessly elegant. His knowledge of the menu, perfect recommendations, and impeccable timing made the entire experience smooth and enjoyable.
Cheick’s warm attitude and attention to every detail elevated the experience, perfectly matching the refined atmosphere of Café Marly overlooking the Louvre. He made us feel genuinely welcomed and ensured everything was flawless from start to finish.
An exceptional example of Parisian hospitality. Highly recommend asking for Cheick when visiting Café Marly.
Fatemeh Kazemi
I recently visited Café Marly, and while it’s popular, I personally didn’t feel it lived up to the hype. The highlight of the experience was without question the view of the Louvre Museum—absolutely beautiful and memorable. We arrived a bit earlier than our reservation, and the staff kindly accommodated us and gave us a table with a lovely view, which we truly appreciated.
Unfortunately, beyond the setting, the experience fell short. The service felt rushed from the beginning. Despite asking questions about the menu, the waiter didn’t take the time to explain it properly, and his overall attitude came across as impatient. We felt hurried throughout the meal, which took away from what should have been a relaxed dining experience.
As for the food, it was underwhelming and far too expensive for the quality and portions served. To make matters worse, I unfortunately found a small hair in my food, which further diminished the experience.Considering the prices, it simply didn’t meet expectations.
Overall, I wouldn’t return and wouldn’t recommend Café Marly for a meal. At most, it could be a pleasant stop for a quick drink after visiting the Louvre, just to enjoy the view. However, for dining, the high prices are not justified by the food or service, and it’s ultimately not worth it.
… moreUnfortunately, beyond the setting, the experience fell short. The service felt rushed from the beginning. Despite asking questions about the menu, the waiter didn’t take the time to explain it properly, and his overall attitude came across as impatient. We felt hurried throughout the meal, which took away from what should have been a relaxed dining experience.
As for the food, it was underwhelming and far too expensive for the quality and portions served. To make matters worse, I unfortunately found a small hair in my food, which further diminished the experience.Considering the prices, it simply didn’t meet expectations.
Overall, I wouldn’t return and wouldn’t recommend Café Marly for a meal. At most, it could be a pleasant stop for a quick drink after visiting the Louvre, just to enjoy the view. However, for dining, the high prices are not justified by the food or service, and it’s ultimately not worth it.
Jasmyne Harper
Jonathan (Joe) was the most amazing server. The food and drinks were excellent and all the suggestions were on point. Passion fruit mojitos were delicious and the wine was good too!. They were extremely flexible with us as we were a group of 7 who had just travelled there from London and were related due to our train. They were able to push our reservation back with no issue and still seated us. The sea bass was great, the seasonal soup (pumpkin) was amazing, and they had a good vegan option as well. We will definitely be back. The view and the atmosphere was everything we could wish for! Really loved it here.
… moreHessa Alkandari
Overall, the experience was nice.
The café itself is beautiful, the atmosphere is pleasant, and the food we ordered was very good. I would also like to thank the manager/supervisor for the warm and respectful welcome.
However, our experience was negatively affected by the receptionist. Her attitude was unprofessional, she did not smile, and she was not accommodating at all. We had a reservation made a month in advance, clearly requesting a first-row table by the glass. She refused to seat us there because we were four people, saying it was not allowed.
We then offered to split ourselves into two tables (2 people per table), but she still refused without providing a reasonable explanation, and her tone was very unpleasant.
The experience could have been great, but unfortunately, I would not repeat it due to the poor reception service. I also would not recommend relying on reservations, as they do not seem to be properly honored.
They said it’s a rule not to seat 4 people first row , but tbh i don’t see this rule in the website while booking.
Reception ( Alona or Aluna )
Manager ( Pierre )
… moreThe café itself is beautiful, the atmosphere is pleasant, and the food we ordered was very good. I would also like to thank the manager/supervisor for the warm and respectful welcome.
However, our experience was negatively affected by the receptionist. Her attitude was unprofessional, she did not smile, and she was not accommodating at all. We had a reservation made a month in advance, clearly requesting a first-row table by the glass. She refused to seat us there because we were four people, saying it was not allowed.
We then offered to split ourselves into two tables (2 people per table), but she still refused without providing a reasonable explanation, and her tone was very unpleasant.
The experience could have been great, but unfortunately, I would not repeat it due to the poor reception service. I also would not recommend relying on reservations, as they do not seem to be properly honored.
They said it’s a rule not to seat 4 people first row , but tbh i don’t see this rule in the website while booking.
Reception ( Alona or Aluna )
Manager ( Pierre )
Gabriela Babiarczyk
We had the pleasure of having dinner here during sunset, with an absolutely incredible view of the Louvre.. truly a stunning setting. The food was lovely and the drinks were great.
However we did experience some difficulty ordering drinks, as the staff didn’t always seem to notice us. Aside from that, it was a lovely experience overall, and the view alone makes it worth visiting, especially at dusk.
… moreHowever we did experience some difficulty ordering drinks, as the staff didn’t always seem to notice us. Aside from that, it was a lovely experience overall, and the view alone makes it worth visiting, especially at dusk.
Bella V
Pleasantly surprised by this cafe! As you can imagine it is a very touristic spot and I did not expect much from the food quality or service. However, I had a great experience! Our waiter was very nice, the food came fast and it was good, especially the chicken curry and the famous Pavlova was amazing as well (not overrated at all!). The view is stunning and I definitely recommend going here at least once.
… moreIrene Greens
The service was excellent – truly attentive and professional. Make sure to book in advance, otherwise it’s almost impossible to get a table. The food was delicious, the atmosphere elegant, and even after 8 years I felt the same emotions coming back. For the best photos: either from the outside alley or upstairs near the window when you go towards the restroom – absolutely stunning views of the Louvre!
… moreBu Saeed
I planned to visit La Marly Café after hearing so much about its location inside the Louvre, and I have to say it truly lived up to the Parisian charm everyone talks about. The moment you walk in, you’re greeted by soft morning light reflecting off the glass and the peaceful view of the Louvre courtyard. It feels like breakfast with history quietly watching you.
I went there for breakfast, and it was exactly the kind of start you want in Paris. The eggs were cooked perfectly, simple but delicious, and the plate came with that little French touch that makes everything look elegant. The coffee was smooth, strong enough to wake you up, and the service was relaxed and friendly, without any rush. It’s the kind of place where you can take your time, enjoy every bite, and just sit still watching Paris move outside the window.
The view is wonderful, especially if you get a spot near the glass looking out at the museum. Every direction feels like a photograph waiting to happen. The café itself is cozy, so you won’t get much privacy, but honestly, that’s part of the experience. You come here to enjoy Paris, to listen to the sounds, the light chatter, and the mix of people from everywhere.
Another thing I liked was that you don’t need a booking. You can just walk in, find a table, and settle in for a calm morning. I stayed longer than I planned, just sipping coffee and watching the sunlight shift across the Louvre courtyard.
If you ever visit Paris, start one of your mornings here. Forget the privacy, forget the rush, and just let yourself enjoy the moment. La Marly Café gives you that quiet reminder that life in Paris is best enjoyed slowly, one cup of coffee and one perfect egg at a time.
… moreI went there for breakfast, and it was exactly the kind of start you want in Paris. The eggs were cooked perfectly, simple but delicious, and the plate came with that little French touch that makes everything look elegant. The coffee was smooth, strong enough to wake you up, and the service was relaxed and friendly, without any rush. It’s the kind of place where you can take your time, enjoy every bite, and just sit still watching Paris move outside the window.
The view is wonderful, especially if you get a spot near the glass looking out at the museum. Every direction feels like a photograph waiting to happen. The café itself is cozy, so you won’t get much privacy, but honestly, that’s part of the experience. You come here to enjoy Paris, to listen to the sounds, the light chatter, and the mix of people from everywhere.
Another thing I liked was that you don’t need a booking. You can just walk in, find a table, and settle in for a calm morning. I stayed longer than I planned, just sipping coffee and watching the sunlight shift across the Louvre courtyard.
If you ever visit Paris, start one of your mornings here. Forget the privacy, forget the rush, and just let yourself enjoy the moment. La Marly Café gives you that quiet reminder that life in Paris is best enjoyed slowly, one cup of coffee and one perfect egg at a time.