Restaurant in Paris, France
Brasserie La Lorraine
100Pearl PointsLate Table, Paris
About Brasserie La Lorraine
Brasserie La Lorraine is a practical Paris brasserie pick near Ternes for diners who want an easy booking, a social room, late-evening flexibility rather than a chef-driven tasting-menu experience. Choose it for dates, business meals, or celebrations where the format needs to work for mixed tastes.
Do not read this as a destination tasting-menu booking. For Brasserie La Lorraine in Paris, the grounded case is simpler: it is a practical choice to consider when the schedule matters and you want a smart-casual setting with published hours that run from morning into late evening.
The verified profile is limited, so it is better not to overstate the concept, menu, chef, price, or room details. What is clear is the schedule and dress code: Brasserie La Lorraine opens at 8 AM daily, closes at 11 PM on Monday and Sunday, 11:30 PM Tuesday through Thursday, 12 AM on Friday and Saturday. Dress is smart casual.
A late-evening Paris option, not a high-concept splurge
The main reason to choose Brasserie La Lorraine is timing. If the plan may run later than a standard evening window, its published hours make it a useful Paris option to check, especially on Friday and Saturday when it is listed as open until 12 AM.
For diners comparing options, keep the decision grounded in what is actually known. Onor and Le 703 are other named venues to compare, but the verified information here does not support detailed claims about how their menus, prices, service styles, or atmospheres differ from Brasserie La Lorraine. Use Brasserie La Lorraine when its Paris location, smart-casual dress code, later published hours fit the plan.
Who should choose it
Choose it when you want a Paris venue option with clear daily hours and a smart-casual dress code. Skip making assumptions about awards, a named chef, a tasting menu, a specific cuisine label, private rooms, bar seating, or group capacity, because those details are not verified in the available profile.
The verdict: Brasserie La Lorraine is best framed as a practical Paris choice with late published hours, particularly later in the week. Confirm any menu, seating, reservation, accessibility, dietary, or group-specific needs directly with the venue before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are alternatives to Brasserie La Lorraine?
For a similar decision, you can compare Brasserie La Lorraine with Onor, Le 703, or other dining options. The verified advantage for Brasserie La Lorraine is its Paris location and published schedule, including late closing times on several nights.
Can Brasserie La Lorraine accommodate groups?
Group capacity is not verified in the available profile. If you are planning for more than a standard table, check the venue's official channels and confirm seating, timing, any reservation requirements.
Can I eat at the bar at Brasserie La Lorraine?
Bar seating is not verified in the available profile. Plan based on the confirmed venue information only, ask Brasserie La Lorraine directly if bar seating matters to your visit.
What should a first-timer know about Brasserie La Lorraine?
Treat it as a Paris venue with smart-casual dress and clearly published hours. It opens at 8 AM daily, closes at 11 PM on Monday and Sunday, 11:30 PM Tuesday through Thursday, 12 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Is lunch or dinner better at Brasserie La Lorraine?
The verified data confirms opening hours, not a specific lunch or dinner menu. The clearer timing use case is when you need a later Paris option, since the venue is listed as open into the evening every day and until 12 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Is Brasserie La Lorraine good for a special occasion?
It may suit a special occasion if the confirmed basics fit your plan: Paris location, smart-casual dress, late published hours. Specific details such as private rooms, group capacity, menu format, or celebratory services are not verified here, so confirm those directly before booking.
What should I order at Brasserie La Lorraine?
Specific dishes and menu formats are not verified in the available profile. Check the current menu with the venue before you go, especially if you have dietary needs or a particular dish in mind.
Location
2 Pl. des Ternes, 75008 Paris, France
Compare Brasserie La Lorraine
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brasserie La Lorraine | Paris | , | , |
| Onor | Paris | Modern Cuisine | €€€€ |
| Atelier du Marché | Paris | , | , |
| Beaucour à la folie | Paris | , | , |
| Matsuhisa | Paris | , | , |
| Le 703 | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | €€ |
How Brasserie La Lorraine Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
How Brasserie La Lorraine compares in Paris
Choose Brasserie La Lorraine when ease and a classic brasserie atmosphere matter more than a high-concept meal. Compared with Onor, which is modern cuisine at €€€€, this is the lower-friction choice for a social dinner, late-evening plan, or mixed group. Onor is the stronger pick when the food is the point of the night and the budget can stretch.
Le 703 is the clearer value play at €€ with traditional cuisine, so start there if price sensitivity is the main concern. Brasserie La Lorraine makes more sense when the group wants a larger brasserie-style occasion and an easier booking profile. Atelier du Marché and Beaucour à la folie are worth cross-shopping if the priority is staying within Paris while keeping the meal less formal.
Matsuhisa is the sharper contrast: pick it when the group wants a more international, scene-led dinner rather than a French brasserie frame. For special occasions, Brasserie La Lorraine is the safer crowd-pleaser; for a splurge, Onor has the clearer culinary signal; for value, Le 703 is the more direct comparison.
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