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Two MICHELIN stars · Arc de Triomphe, Paris 17thMaison Rostang

The great classics of French gastronomy, brought into the present by chef Nicolas Beaumann.

An intimate dining roomGracious French serviceA remarkable wine cellar❄ Fully air-conditioned

Awards & distinctions

The MICHELIN Guide inspector's review
« Chef Nicolas Beaumann enthusiastically carries on the tradition of fine taste that has always been upheld in this iconic institution, while moving ever further towards modernity, as shown by the freshly renovated dining room. Across the short menu or the tasting menus (including a plant-based one), diners delight in a poivrade artichoke "en velouté de ses feuilles, farce de câpres et d'olives", the essential quenelle de brochet with its lobster cream, or Bresse poultry with salsify and vin jaune jus. Pastry chef David Boudinet's sweet repertoire is every bit as impressive, with, for example, this fine 65% Madagascar chocolate dessert topped with crispy gavottes, fresh herb sorbet and a tangy yuzu sauce, all finely balanced. As for the decor, hushed and rejuvenated, it charms newcomers and regulars alike, with its glass roof open to the kitchen, Art Nouveau touches, art collection and, now, its exposed brickwork. »
The MICHELIN Guide inspector's review

The House

The French art of hospitality

For over forty years, the house has welcomed guests through a series of intimate salons — stone, brick, marble and an Art nouveau stained-glass ceiling. Service à la française, and a cellar you can see from your table.

The main dining room at Maison Rostang, herringbone parquet and marble tables, Paris 17th

The Chef

Nicolas Beaumann

Trained in France's greatest houses — apprentice to Michel Rostang, then sous-chef at Le Meurice alongside Yannick Alléno — Nicolas Beaumann leads the kitchens of the Maison, of which he is now a partner. His cuisine unites classicism and modernity: sublime produce, bold flavours, precise pairings, menus created with the seasons.

Nicolas Beaumann

Pastry

David Boudinet — Passion Dessert Award 2026

After the 1947 at Cheval Blanc in Courchevel and Alain Ducasse's Louis XV, David Boudinet crafts legible, colourful desserts where produce reigns. In 2026 his work was honoured with the MICHELIN Guide's Passion Dessert award.

David Boudinet — Passion Dessert Award 2026

The cellar

A cellar at eye level

Set against the stone, the glass cellar stands in the dining room: you choose your wine with your eyes before you say a word. Great appellations sit beside lesser-known estates, at every budget, and the sommelier guides you from one course to the next.

Maison Rostang's glass wine cellar and its selection, in the dining room

À la carte & Menus

A menu that follows the seasons

Tasting menus

Starters

Tomato68 €

Gently confit whole, concentrated tomato water, basil ice cream

Lake pike68 €

Tender quenelle and lobster cream, puffed rice

Persicus caviar115 €

Agria potato moelleux, watercress and smoked cream

Fish

Confit John Dory88 €

Crunchy fennel, rosemary apricot compote, ratatouille jus

Smoked blue lobster110 €

In a robust consommé infused with sweet spices, romaine lettuce leaf and briny emulsion

Maison Rostang's smoked blue lobster, romaine leaf and iodised emulsion

Meat

The crispy veal sweetbread with walnut essence95 €

Indulgent Swiss chard gratin, veal jus with vin jaune and fir bud oil

Duckling in blood sauce, "pressed duck" style88 € / pers.

Served for two, beetroot cooked in its own juices and cranberry gel

Wagyu beef sirloin "grade 5"96 €

Barbecue-cooked, "other cuts" compression glazed in jus, confit Charlotte potatoes and tangy cream

Maison Rostang's silver duck press, used for the pressed duck

Cheese

Our selection of aged cheeses32 €

Desserts

The Peach32 €

Scented with peppermint, delicate sheep's-milk cream, peach and marjoram sorbet

Coffee and 65% Indonesian chocolate32 €

Brownie cake, cardamom ice cream, bitter spiced sauce

The Apricot32 €

Lemon balm freshness, Tonka bean bavarois, bitter almond sorbet

David Boudinet's coffee and 65% Indonesian chocolate, brownie biscuit and cardamom ice cream

Private hire & groups

Three scales of private hire

The whole house can be privatised for up to 50 guests. The salon confidentiel, beneath its Art nouveau stained-glass ceiling, seats 6. The chef's table, facing the kitchen, seats 3. Board meetings, business dinners, seminars or celebrations: every event is built to measure. We reply within 48 working hours.

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Gift

Give an exceptional moment

Give a lunch or a dinner at Maison Rostang. Choose a menu or a free amount and pay online: the gift voucher arrives by e-mail, ready to print or forward. For corporate gifts and bulk orders, write to us.

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Reservations

Book your table

Book online in a few moments, or call us — our team answers during service hours.

Book online or ☎ 01 47 63 40 77

Practical info

Find us

Service

12:00 – 1:30pm · 7:00 – 9:30pm

Closed

Sunday & Monday

Address

20 rue Rennequin
75017 Paris

Phone

01 47 63 40 77

E-mail

[email protected]

Gallery

In pictures

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I book a table at Maison Rostang?

Book online via the reservation widget (TheFork) on maisonrostang.com, by phone at +33 1 47 63 40 77 during service hours, or by e-mail at [email protected].

What are Maison Rostang's opening hours?

Service Tuesday to Saturday: lunch 12:00–1:30pm, dinner 7:00–9:30pm. Closed Sunday and Monday.

Where is Maison Rostang located?

20 rue Rennequin, 75017 Paris, in the 17th arrondissement, near Ternes and Place Pereire.

How much does a meal at Maison Rostang cost?

Menus range from the €85 lunch menu (€105 for four courses) to the eight-course €268 'Terre, Lac et Mer', with the €178 Menu Jardin, the €198 Prestige and the €248 'entre Lac et Mer'. The €135 Jeune Prestige menu is reserved for guests under 30, Tuesday to Saturday except Saturday evening. À la carte, expect around €200 per person.

Does Maison Rostang have Michelin stars?

Yes — Maison Rostang holds 2 MICHELIN stars, and pastry chef David Boudinet received the 2026 Passion Dessert award. The restaurant is also listed in Gault&Millau.

Can Maison Rostang be booked for a private event?

Yes. The whole house can be privatised for up to 50 guests. The salon confidentiel, beneath its Art nouveau stained-glass ceiling, seats 6. The chef's table, facing the kitchen, seats 3. Write to [email protected] — we reply within 48 working hours.

Is there a vegetarian menu at Maison Rostang?

Yes, the €178 Menu Jardin is entirely plant-based. Tell us about allergies and intolerances when you book: the kitchen adapts its preparations.

What is the wine list at Maison Rostang like?

The glass cellar stands in the dining room: great appellations sit beside lesser-known estates, at every budget. The sommelier guides you from one course to the next and builds the pairings with the menus.

How do I get to Maison Rostang?

20 rue Rennequin, in the 17th arrondissement, between Place des Ternes and Place Pereire. Ternes, Wagram and Pereire metro stations are a few minutes' walk away. Street parking is metered throughout the district.

Can I offer a meal at Maison Rostang as a gift?

Yes. Choose a menu or a free amount in the online shop on the Offrir page: the gift voucher arrives by e-mail, ready to pass on.

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