Restaurant in Paris, France
La Cantine du Troquet
100Pearl PointsRue Daguerre, no fuss
About La Cantine du Troquet
La Cantine du Troquet is a practical 14th arrondissement pick for a relaxed Paris meal rather than a trophy reservation. Book it for an unfussy lunch or dinner around Rue Daguerre; choose MoSuke for a higher-budget modern meal or La Cagouille when seafood is the priority.
La Cantine du Troquet is a Paris restaurant with a casual dress code and verified service hours from Monday through Saturday. The confirmed details are limited, so it is best approached as a practical Paris option rather than a venue to choose for a confirmed award, chef, menu format, cuisine, or price point.
A Paris choice for an unfussy meal
The decision case here is simple: consider it when the group wants a Paris restaurant with a casual dress code and a clear schedule. La Cantine du Troquet is open Monday through Saturday for lunch from 12:00–2:30 PM and dinner from 7:00–10:30 PM, it is closed on Sunday. With no confirmed chef, menu format, awards, cuisine, or price tier available, the safer expectation is a restaurant pick where the verified facts are timing and dress code rather than a specific dining format.
That makes the venue easiest to assess on logistics. If the night needs a confirmed luxury price signal, a formal service arc, or a specific menu format, choose somewhere with those details clearly established. If the goal is a Paris table whose verified hours and casual dress code fit your plans, this can stay on the shortlist.
Do not book it for a drinks program alone
There is not enough confirmed detail to treat the bar or wine program as the reason to go. Consider La Cantine du Troquet as a restaurant first, do not plan around a specific drinks program unless a current official source gives you a more specific reason to do so.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does La Cantine du Troquet handle dietary restrictions?
Plan on asking before you go, because dietary and allergy details are not confirmed here. If a restriction is non-negotiable, check the venue's official channels before visiting.
What should I wear to La Cantine du Troquet?
The dress code is casual. Keep it relaxed and neat, choose clean everyday clothes rather than formalwear.
How far ahead should I book La Cantine du Troquet?
Booking timing is not confirmed here. What is verified is the schedule: La Cantine du Troquet is open Monday through Saturday from 12:00–2:30 PM and 7:00–10:30 PM, it is closed on Sunday. Check the venue's official channels for current reservation details.
Is lunch or dinner better at La Cantine du Troquet?
Both lunch and dinner are part of the verified schedule. Lunch runs Monday through Saturday from 12:00–2:30 PM, dinner runs Monday through Saturday from 7:00–10:30 PM. Choose based on the timing that fits your plans.
What are alternatives to La Cantine du Troquet in Paris?
Other Paris options to compare include Vin et Maree, La Cagouille, Bistrot Augustin, MoSuke, Le Layon. Use La Cantine du Troquet when its casual dress code and Monday-through-Saturday lunch and dinner hours fit your plans.
Is La Cantine du Troquet good for a special occasion?
A formal special-occasion setup is not confirmed here. The verified details point to a casual dress code and regular lunch and dinner hours from Monday through Saturday, not a confirmed award-led or formal service format.
Is La Cantine du Troquet good for solo dining?
Solo-dining details are not confirmed here. If you are planning around timing, lunch is available Monday through Saturday from 12:00–2:30 PM, dinner is available Monday through Saturday from 7:00–10:30 PM.
Location
89 Rue Daguerre, 75014 Paris, France
Compare La Cantine du Troquet
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Cantine du Troquet | Paris | , | , |
| Vin et Maree | Paris | , | , |
| MoSuke | Paris | Modern Cuisine | €€€€ |
| Bistrot Augustin | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | €€ |
| Le Layon | Paris | , | , |
| La Cagouille | Paris | Seafood | , |
How La Cantine du Troquet Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
If you cannot get in
Try Bistrot Augustin if you want a clearer €€ traditional-cuisine option, or La Cagouille if the group is specifically asking for seafood. For a higher-budget modern meal, MoSuke is the more intentional splurge.
How it compares
La Cantine du Troquet is the lower-ceremony choice in this Paris set: easier to slot into a casual meal than MoSuke, which sits in a higher €€€€ modern-cuisine lane and makes more sense when the meal itself is the main event. For value-focused traditional cooking, Bistrot Augustin has the clearer price signal at €€, while La Cantine du Troquet is better treated as a neighborhood option where current menu and price details should guide the final call.
If seafood is the brief, choose La Cagouille or Vin et Maree before forcing this booking into that role. Le Layon is the cross-shop when you want another Paris table without committing to the MoSuke price tier. For an easy, informal meal in the 14th, La Cantine du Troquet remains the more relaxed call.
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