Restaurants at Louvre
Food is an important part of any person’s day, and even a whole day revelling in the majesty of the artwork displayed at the Louvre won’t do anything for your hunger. Luckily, there are restaurants at Louvre that can cater to your needs, such as:
Le Café Mollien is nestled within the Louvre Museum, on the first floor of the Denon Wing. This elegant café provides visitors with a picturesque spot to relax and enjoy refreshments amidst their exploration of the museum’s extensive collections. Named after General Count Mollien, a prominent figure in French history, the café is located near the grand Mollien staircase, offering a magnificent view of the Cour Napoléon and the iconic glass pyramid.
The menu features a range of French pastries, light snacks, and beverages, making it an ideal spot for a mid-visit break. The interior décor is sophisticated, echoing the grandeur of the museum, and during warmer months, the terrace seating allows guests to enjoy their treats al fresco while soaking in the historic ambiance.
Café Marly is another treasure situated within the Louvre’s vicinity, specifically in the Richelieu wing. This stylish café-restaurant offers a luxurious dining experience with a view of the museum’s famous pyramid. Café Marly is renowned for its chic, 17th-century décor, featuring red velvet seating, intricate woodwork, and large windows that frame the courtyard.
The menu is a blend of traditional French cuisine and contemporary dishes, providing a gourmet experience for visitors. Patrons can enjoy a variety of meals from breakfast to dinner, along with an extensive wine list and exquisite desserts. The outdoor terrace is particularly popular, offering a perfect vantage point to observe the hustle and bustle of the Louvre’s entrance while enjoying a leisurely meal.
Café Richelieu-Angélina, located within the Richelieu wing of the Louvre, is famous for its partnership with the renowned Parisian tea house, Angélina. This café offers a refined atmosphere where visitors can indulge in Angélina’s famous hot chocolate and signature Mont-Blanc dessert, among other delicacies. The setting combines historic elegance with the charm of a classic Parisian café.
Large windows provide a scenic view of the Louvre’s Cour Napoléon and the pyramid, making it a delightful spot for both art lovers and food enthusiasts. The menu includes a selection of light meals, pastries, and beverages, perfect for a sophisticated pause during a museum visit. The interior reflects a blend of the Louvre’s historical grandeur and Angélina’s timeless style.
Terrasse Colbert is located on the first floor of the Richelieu wing in the Louvre. This outdoor café offers a serene escape with a beautiful view of the Louvre’s Cour Marly, where visitors can admire the historic sculptures while enjoying their refreshments.
The menu features a variety of light dishes, including salads, sandwiches, and desserts, along with a selection of hot and cold beverages. The relaxed, open-air setting makes Terrasse Colbert a perfect spot for a leisurely break, allowing visitors to rest and recharge amidst their cultural exploration. The terrace’s peaceful ambiance and picturesque surroundings provide a unique dining experience within the historic confines of the Louvre.
Café des Marronniers is located in the heart of the Jardin des Tuileries, one of Paris’s most beautiful gardens. This charming café offers a peaceful retreat where visitors can enjoy a casual meal or a coffee amidst the lush greenery and historic sculptures. The outdoor seating is shaded by the chestnut trees (marronniers) that give the café its name, providing a tranquil and picturesque environment.
The menu includes a range of light dishes, pastries, and beverages, catering to both locals and tourists seeking a break from their stroll through the gardens. The relaxed atmosphere and beautiful setting make Café des Marronniers a favorite spot for enjoying the natural beauty of the Tuileries.
Rosa Bonheur Crêperie is a delightful spot located in the picturesque Buttes-Chaumont Park in northeastern Paris. Named after the famous French painter Rosa Bonheur, this crêperie offers a charming and informal setting where visitors can enjoy traditional Breton crêpes and galettes. The menu features a variety of savory and sweet options, all made with fresh ingredients and cooked to order. The outdoor seating provides a relaxed, convivial atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a meal with friends or family while taking in the park’s scenic views. The crêperie’s vibrant, bohemian vibe reflects the artistic spirit of its namesake and the surrounding park, making it a beloved spot for both locals and visitors.
Many more options are available for you to choose from, and if you’re more interested in a quick bite, there are available takeaway counters (Denon and Richelieu Counters) as well as a Starbucks for something a little easier and on-the-go.
Choose a Louvre Museum café or restaurant that suits your palate and gives you just enough to jump right back into your exploration. Food is, after all, not the main attraction at this Museum – just one of the cherries on top!
This restaurant is located at level 2 under the Pyramid with a price range of around €31.50. It’s open every day that the Museum is open, from 11:45 AM to 5:30 PM and until 8 PM on Fridays. You can relish in the coffee and croissant bar or try a pure Parisian Bistro meal. Still, regardless of your choice, this restaurant’s amenities include free Wi-Fi, charging ports, toilets, accessibility for people with limited mobility, and even high chairs for children.
Goguette is located at Level 1 at the Richelieu Mezzanine under the pyramid. Open for both children and adults, its children menu starts from €9, making it fairly affordable as well. It is open daily from 11 AM to 5 PM and serves varied and seasonal food.
The included amenities refer to free Wi-Fi and charging ports, accessibility for disabled people, and high chairs for children.
This particular destination is a perfect mix between the wonder and the green of a Louvre Museum cafe outside and the amenities of a restaurant inside. Situated next to a fountain, this terrace is open every day from 10 AM to 6 PM in the southeast kiosk of the Tuileries Garden.
It offers a range of savoury and sweet treats and tops off with additional amenities, including Wi-Fi, charging ports, accessibility for limited mobility, and high chairs.
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