Opening March 2025, Temple & Chapon redefines dining in the Marais with its bold homage to classic New York chop houses of the 1950s. Led by renowned chef Mélanie Serre, this 100-seat restaurant combines warm, precise service with a menu celebrating premium meats, fresh seafood, and shareable signature dishes. Set beneath a breathtaking glass ceiling, it offers a sophisticated and unforgettable dining experience.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 116 Rue du Temple, 75003 Paris, France
Phone: +33 1 42 72 20 00
Website: https://www.templeetchapon.com/
Order and Reservations
Reservations: sevenrooms.com
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The menu is à la carte, which I personally love because there are so many great choices. Both the savory and sweet options looked incredible, and everything we tried tasted amazing Clearly a lot of care goes into the food.
The only small downside was the service, which could be a bit more attentive in my opinion. Nothing terrible, but there’s definitely room for improvement.
Overall though, it was a really nice brunch experience and I’d still recommend checking it out if you’re looking for a beautiful place with great food in the marais ☕️✨
A lovely hotel and restaurant and the food was excellent. However the service was a little slow. Everyone around us was served much quicker. Although we was in no rush it was just a little slow.
We had all three courses and highly recommend the Lobster Roll and asparagus.
The main was OK. We shared the large rib steak. Just wasn’t a great cut of meat but had a good flavour.
Also would recommend getting there early and having a cocktail as these where a 10/10
Got served three raw radishes per person as an “appetizer”, which looked comical, almost to the extent of being awkward. Lobster linguini arrived cold, drenched in fat so heavily that it made it nearly unpalatable. The cocktails were fantastic, however.
The dining room was cold in the middle of July, uncomfortably quiet and uninviting. Sitting there felt less like being in a restaurant and more like a morgue.
For the price we paid (just below €200 for 2 people) — avoid at all costs. You can get better food at McDo and go for a drink elsewhere afterwards.
And although the service was welcoming and polite — we still had to wait over 20 minutes for our drinks despite being only one of the three groups of people in the restaurant at the time. Needless to say, never again.
Meal type: …
Our waiter and the sommelier were both very kind and gracious, and we genuinely appreciated their welcoming attitude. However, a few service details could use some fine-tuning. Some food arrived cold (cold fries, cold mushrooms), and throughout the meal, no one ever came by to pour our bottle of wine that we purchased, not once. No one ever checked on us after the meal was served. After we finished our meal, we sat for a long time with our finished plates still on the table until we had to flag down a waiter and ask for them to be cleared.
I wanted management to be aware so they can continue to elevate what’s otherwise a stunning restaurant.