Restaurant in Paris, France
Cendrillon
100Pearl PointsLate-night pick
About Cendrillon
Choose Cendrillon for a flexible late-night plan in Paris, not for a tightly defined destination meal. Its main advantage is timing: Wednesday to Sunday evening service, with later hours on Friday and Saturday and earlier opening on weekends.
Cendrillon is a Paris venue to shortlist when timing matters. The verified hours are the most useful planning detail: it is closed Monday and Tuesday, opens from 6 PM on Wednesday through Friday, opens from 2 PM on Saturday and Sunday, runs late each open day. Friday and Saturday have the latest closing time.
Beyond those hours and a smart-casual dress code, the available confirmed detail is limited. There is no verified cuisine, chef, price range, awards, seat count, menu format, or booking method here, so it is best treated as a flexible Paris option rather than a fully defined destination meal.
A late-night Paris pick, not a trophy booking
Cendrillon fits best when the plan depends on evening or late-night timing. Choose it for a flexible night out, not for a formal culinary statement. If the occasion needs a more clearly defined restaurant comparison, Le Baratin or Le Cadoret may be useful points of reference.
For solo diners, Cendrillon may work if the goal is an easy late stop in Paris. For a business dinner or a highly structured celebration, the lack of verified detail on cuisine, price, format makes it harder to plan with precision. For a date or birthday, it makes the most sense when late hours are the priority.
Where it fits in a Paris plan
Use Cendrillon as the late-running part of an evening in Paris. Earlier meals or more defined plans can be compared with Mensae, Lao Siam, Bouyon Belleville, Le Baratin, or Le Cadoret, depending on availability and the kind of night you want.
For broader planning, compare Cendrillon with other dining rooms generically rather than relying on unverified specifics. The strongest confirmed reasons to consider it are its Paris location, smart-casual dress code, late opening hours from Wednesday through Sunday.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cendrillon good for a special occasion?
It can suit a casual, late-running occasion in Paris. The confirmed hours help with that: Wednesday and Thursday run 6 PM–1 AM, Friday runs 6 PM–2 AM, Saturday runs 2 PM–2 AM, Sunday runs 2 PM–1 AM. For a more dinner-led occasion, Mensae or Le Cadoret may be useful comparisons.
How far ahead should I book Cendrillon?
There is no verified booking method or booking window available here. Plan around the confirmed opening days and hours, check directly before going if timing is important. For a looser comparison, Bouyon Belleville is another venue to consider.
Can I eat at the bar at Cendrillon?
There is no verified information here about bar dining or seating format at Cendrillon. Do not plan around a specific setup unless you have confirmed it directly. If the seating format matters, compare with another venue before deciding.
Is Cendrillon good for solo dining?
It may work for a solo stop in Paris if the late hours are the main reason you are considering it. The Wednesday-to-Sunday schedule gives flexibility for later plans. For a solo meal with a more clearly defined dining plan, Lao Siam is another option to compare.
Is lunch or dinner better at Cendrillon?
Evening planning is the clearest fit on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday because Cendrillon opens at 6 PM on those days. Saturday and Sunday start earlier, at 2 PM, both run late. The venue is closed Monday and Tuesday.
What are alternatives to Cendrillon?
Consider Bouyon Belleville, Le Baratin, Lao Siam, Mensae, or Le Cadoret as other venues to compare. Cendrillon stands out here mainly for its confirmed late hours from Wednesday through Sunday and its smart-casual dress code.
What should I order at Cendrillon?
There is no verified cuisine type, menu detail, or signature dish available here. Keep the order flexible and decide once you have seen the current offering. If you want a venue with more confirmed planning detail in advance, Le Cadoret is a useful comparison.
Location
50 Rue Piat, 75020 Paris, France
Compare Cendrillon
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cendrillon | Paris | , | , |
| Bouyon Belleville | Paris | , | , |
| Le Baratin | Paris | Neo-bistro, Traditional Cuisine | €€ |
| Mensae | Paris | Modern Cuisine | €€ |
| Le Cadoret | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | €€ |
| Lao Siam | Paris | Asian | €€ |
How Cendrillon Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Bouyon Belleville, Notable alternative
- Le Baratin, Neo-bistro, Traditional Cuisine, €€
- Mensae, Modern Cuisine, €€
- Le Cadoret, Traditional Cuisine, €€
- Lao Siam, Asian, €€
How it compares
Cendrillon is the looser late-night choice in this group. Pick it when the evening may run past standard dinner hours and the group cares more about staying out in the 20th than locking in a known cuisine or price point. Le Baratin is the stronger option for a €€ neo-bistro meal with a clearer traditional-cuisine identity, while Le Cadoret is the safer traditional French call for a meal where expectations need to be clearer upfront.
Mensae is a better fit for modern cuisine and a more food-led dinner, especially if the occasion is built around the meal itself. Lao Siam works better when the group wants Asian food at a known €€ level rather than an open-ended late-night address. Bouyon Belleville belongs in the same neighborhood decision set, but Cendrillon has the clearer appeal for after-dinner timing.
For value planning, Le Baratin, Mensae, Le Cadoret, Lao Siam are easier to benchmark because their €€ positioning and cuisine types are clear. Cendrillon is the one to use when availability feels easy and the night needs a second act, not when the group wants the spend, format, food direction decided before arrival.
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