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Brasserie Molitor

Bistronomy

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Quirky brasserie with a view of the landmark Molitor swimming pool

  • Brasserie cuisine revisited

  • We favour short supply chains

  • View of the historic Molitor swimming pool

  • Quirky atmosphere and a programme of Live Music

Step inside this unique brasserie in the heart of the 16th arrondissement. Our chef revisits traditional dishes, infusing them with a touch of modernity and a hint of exoticism. Discover his authentic cuisine while contemplating one of the most iconic swimming pools in Paris.

Settle into one of the colourful sofas or trendy chairs of the Brasserie Molitor, in a light-filled space with a street art background. Relax as you browse through our bistronomic menu, seeking the perfect dish.

Try the Lobster and Crab's rolls. Followed by the more classic, but just as delicious Chou Farci with its incredible double sauce. Our signature dish this season is a delicious Saddle of French lamb rubbed with smoked paprika. Bon appetit !

We favour short supply chains, as shown by the burger made with French meat. The four seasons are the inspiration of our chef.

On that note, let's talk about dessert. Light Chou or traditional Forêt Noire ? Fruity plate of french figs or Vanilla tart? Enjoy it on the terrace, where the view of the huge outdoor pool gives the impression of being on a cruise ship.

Current offers

Short supply chains and organic, seasonal products for your fill of tasty freshness

A little history lesson

In 1929, the Molitor pool was opened by American Olympic swimmer, Johnny Weissmüller, aka Tarzan. It remained the most popular swimming pool in Paris until its closure in 1989. The site then became a hotspot for graffiti artists before being listed as a historical monument. The story continues at Brasserie Molitor, where guests can admire the iconic pool and fully absorb the building's creative energy.

Gregory Gbiorczyk

Born in the south of France, this was where Grégory began his career. He knew early on through contact with the women in his family that he preferred playing with pots and pans than trucks. He studied at the hotel school in Avignon while working in the family restaurant. He then went on to work at various prestigious establishments such as Château de la Messardière in Saint-Tropez and Kilimanjaro in Courchevel. But he wanted to work with the best in Paris. Eventually, he joined the team at Lucas Carton and soon after moved to George V in Paris, where he gained experience in haute and luxury cuisine.

Reviews

"Rating: 4.1 stars out of 5, based on 344 reviews"

  • Geoffroy Cabannes

    1 stars out of 5

    2 months ago

    Cocktail Rooftop 18 euros. Low quality.
    No service, order from qr code.
    Table was dirty and not clean.
    Waiting time long.
    I came here few years ago and it was better.
    Spot for tourist. To avoid

  • Aini_sajo 96

    4 stars out of 5

    3 months ago
  • no no

    5 stars out of 5

    5 months ago
  • Mona Nemati

    1 stars out of 5

    5 months ago

    (Translated by Google) reservation confirmed even though it was closed

    reservation confirmee alors que c'etait fermé

Location & Contact

Location

MOLITOR HOTEL & SPA PARIS
10 avenue de la porte Molitor 75016 Paris
Paris 75016

Opening hours

Monday 12:00 - 14:00
Tuesday 12:00 - 14:00, 19:00 - 22:15
Wednesday 12:00 - 14:00, 19:00 - 22:15
Thursday 12:00 - 14:00, 19:00 - 22:15
Friday 12:00 - 14:00, 19:00 - 22:15
Saturday 19:00 - 22:15
Sunday 12:30 - 14:30

Restaurant location

Services

  • Non Smoking Area

  • Credit card

  • Other payment options

  • Wheelchair access

  • Free Wireless internet (WiFi)

  • Parking

  • Booster Seats available (for Baby)

  • Reservation recommended

  • Air conditioning

Nearby restaurants

(*) Average meal price calculated on the basis of starter and main course or main course and dessert, excluding drinks, menu and promotional offers. The average price is an estimate only, calculated according to the prices provided by the restaurant. Depending on the country, the average price may or may not include all taxes.