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    Restaurant in Paris, France

    Café de Luce

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    Montmartre Neighbourhood Register

    Café de Luce, Restaurant in Paris

    About Café de Luce

    Café de Luce is a bar-forward neighborhood spot in Montmartre's 18th, open late (until 2 AM Sundays) with a drinks-first approach, casual small plates, counter seating that works for solo guests. Walk-ins are easy, the wine list is regional and approachable, the room fills late on weekends. If you want deeper cocktail craft or inventive food, consider Maison Milie or Signature Montmartre instead.

    Is Café de Luce in Paris worth your time? The verified public details are limited, so the safest way to plan is around what is confirmed: Café de Luce is open daily, has a casual dress code, keeps a later Sunday schedule than the rest of the week. Hours are 12–3 PM and 6 PM–12 AM Monday through Saturday, 12–3 PM and 6 PM–2 AM on Sunday.

    Hours and late-night appeal

    Café de Luce’s confirmed schedule makes it a practical Paris option for a midday visit or an evening stop. Monday through Saturday, the venue is open from 12–3 PM and again from 6 PM–12 AM. On Sunday, it follows the same midday hours and extends the evening period until 2 AM. Beyond those hours, specific details about the drinks, menu, room layout, reservations, or service style are not verified here, so avoid planning around any particular format unless you confirm directly with the venue. If you are comparing options, Signature Montmartre and Chez Eugène are other names to research separately.

    Food, format, what to expect

    The confirmed information does not establish a specific cuisine, menu format, price point, seating arrangement, or booking policy for Café de Luce. What is verified is simpler: the venue is in Paris, the dress code is casual, the daily opening windows include both midday and evening hours. Treat this as a thin-data listing rather than a detailed verdict on the cooking, drinks, or atmosphere. For broader planning, our full Paris bars guide and our full Paris restaurants guide can help you compare other Paris options, while Maison Milie, L'Entr'Acte, Sylon de Montmartre, Café de Luce are names to check individually for current details.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is Café de Luce good for solo dining?

    Café de Luce has a casual dress code and is open daily, including evening hours until midnight Monday through Saturday and until 2 AM on Sunday. Specific details about seating, counter service, or solo-dining setup are not verified here, so confirm directly if that matters for your visit.

    Does Café de Luce handle dietary restrictions?

    Dietary, allergy, menu-modification details are not verified here. If you have strict dietary needs, contact Café de Luce directly before visiting rather than relying on assumptions about the menu or kitchen.

    What is Café de Luce known for?

    Café de Luce is a Paris venue with verified daily hours and a casual dress code. No specific cuisine, drinks program, award, price point, or service format is verified here.

    Location

    2 Rue des Trois Frères, 75018 Paris, France

    Compare Café de Luce

    Café de Luce vs. Similar Venues
    VenueCuisinePriceBooking Difficulty
    Café de LuceEasy
    Signature MontmartreFusion€€Unknown
    L'Entr'ActeUnknown
    Maison MilieUnknown
    Sylon de MontmartreUnknown
    Chez EugèneUnknown

    A quick look at how Café de Luce compares on price and recognition.

    Also Consider

    • Signature Montmartre, Fusion, €€
    • L'Entr'Acte, Notable alternative
    • Maison Milie, Notable alternative
    • Sylon de Montmartre, Notable alternative
    • Chez Eugène, Notable alternative

    Café de Luce sits at the accessible end of Montmartre's bar-and-bistro spectrum. Signature Montmartre, a few blocks away, offers fusion plates at €€ with a more polished dining room and tighter service, making it the better pick for a seated dinner with drinks. Maison Milie pushes culinary ambition further, stronger flavors, more refined plating, at a comparable price but with less late-night flexibility. L'Entr'Acte and Sylon de Montmartre both lean more heavily into food than drinks, with traditional bistro formats and earlier closing times.

    For value, Café de Luce wins on booking ease and late hours: you can walk in at 11 PM on a Saturday without a reservation and settle into a counter seat. If cocktail quality or food ambition matter more than convenience, Signature Montmartre or Maison Milie justify the extra planning. For repeat visitors to the neighborhood, Café de Luce works as a reliable second or third stop, pair it with Chez Eugène for dinner, then move here for drinks. If you're chasing the broader Paris bar scene, our full Paris bars guide covers higher-end cocktail programs in the 1st, 3rd, 10th arrondissements.

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