Restaurant in Paris, France
Le Bistrot du Maquis
110Pearl PointsPlate-worthy bistrot
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About Le Bistrot du Maquis
Le Bistrot du Maquis is worth booking for a relaxed Montmartre meal when traditional cooking, €€ pricing, an easy reservation matter more than a high-ceremony dining room. It suits dates and small celebrations, but it is not the strongest choice if the night is mainly about cocktails or a formal tasting menu.
Le Bistrot du Maquis is a traditional-cuisine restaurant in Paris with a €€ price signal, smart-casual dress code, Michelin Plate recognition for 2024. Those are the verified planning facts to use when deciding whether it fits your meal.
The clearest case for booking is direct: choose it when you want a traditional meal in Paris at a moderate price level. It is not useful to build expectations around unverified details such as a specific chef, signature dish, drinks program, seating layout, or menu format.
A traditional-cuisine choice in Paris
Le Bistrot du Maquis is best understood from the confirmed listing: traditional cuisine, €€ pricing, Michelin Plate recognition. That supports a simple expectation of a recognized Paris restaurant rather than a page built around unverified claims about ceremony, signature dishes, or a tasting-menu structure.
No verified details are available here for a cocktail program, wine-cellar focus, or other drinks-led positioning. Treat the drinks side as something to confirm directly with the restaurant if it matters to your plan. Readers looking to plan drinks separately can use our full Paris bars guide before or after dinner.
For broader Paris planning, compare Le Bistrot du Maquis with other dining options, including Aux Crieurs de Vin, Bass and Lobster, Benjamin Schmitt Restaurant, Les Canailles Pigalle, Mova. For the full city view, use our full Paris restaurants guide, plus our full Paris hotels guide, our full Paris wineries guide, our full Paris experiences guide.
Go at lunch or dinner on open days
Le Bistrot du Maquis serves both lunch and dinner on its open days. Verified hours are Wednesday and Thursday from 12–2 PM and 7:30–10 PM; Friday and Saturday from 12–2 PM and 7–10:30 PM; and Sunday from 12–2 PM and 7:30–9:30 PM. It is closed Monday and Tuesday.
Dress can stay smart-casual, based on the verified dress code. There is no need to frame the restaurant as formal, but it is still a recognized traditional-cuisine address in Paris, so polished everyday clothing is the safest interpretation.
If this meal is part of a wider itinerary, keep comparisons broad unless you are checking another specific restaurant directly. The verified information for Le Bistrot du Maquis supports planning around Paris, traditional cuisine, €€ pricing, smart-casual dress, the published opening schedule.
Quick reference: choose it for a recognized €€ traditional-cuisine meal in Paris; confirm any details beyond cuisine, price, hours, dress code, Michelin Plate recognition directly before you book.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Le Bistrot du Maquis handle dietary restrictions?
No verified dietary-restriction details are available here. If allergies, intolerances, or other requirements matter, contact Le Bistrot du Maquis in Paris directly before you reserve.
Is Le Bistrot du Maquis worth the price?
It may be, if you want traditional cuisine in Paris at a €€ price level. The restaurant also has Michelin Plate recognition for 2024. For comparison, you can also consider Aux Crieurs de Vin, Bass and Lobster, Benjamin Schmitt Restaurant, Les Canailles Pigalle, or Mova, depending on what kind of meal you are planning.
Is Le Bistrot du Maquis good for solo dining?
No verified solo-dining policy or seating detail is available here. The restaurant does serve lunch and dinner on its open days, so solo diners should confirm availability directly when booking.
Is the tasting menu worth it at Le Bistrot du Maquis?
No verified tasting-menu information is available here. The confirmed cuisine category is traditional cuisine, so do not assume a tasting-menu format unless the restaurant confirms it directly.
What should I wear to Le Bistrot du Maquis?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Polished everyday clothing is the safest choice for Le Bistrot du Maquis in Paris.
Location
69 Rue Caulaincourt, 75018 Paris, France
Compare Le Bistrot du Maquis
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Awards | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Bistrot du Maquis | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | Michelin Plate (2024) | €€ |
| Benjamin Schmitt Restaurant | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | , | €€€ |
| Mova | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | , | €€ |
| Aux Crieurs de Vin | Troyes | Traditional Cuisine | , | € |
| Bass and Lobster | Gorey | Traditional Cuisine | , | ££ |
| Les Canailles Pigalle | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | , | €€ |
How Le Bistrot du Maquis Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
If you cannot get a table
Try Mova first for the closest traditional-cuisine, €€ alternative in Paris. If the evening is already centered on Pigalle, Les Canailles Pigalle is the more convenient backup.
How it compares with traditional-cuisine peers
Against Benjamin Schmitt Restaurant, Le Bistrot du Maquis is the value-conscious choice: both sit in traditional cuisine, but Benjamin Schmitt Restaurant carries a €€€ signal while this sits at €€. Choose Benjamin Schmitt Restaurant when the occasion calls for a higher-spend meal; choose this when the goal is a recognized Paris bistro without turning dinner into a splurge.
Mova and Les Canailles Pigalle are the closer cross-shops because both share the €€ traditional-cuisine lane in Paris. Mova is the cleaner like-for-like comparison on price and category, while Les Canailles Pigalle makes sense if the night is oriented around Pigalle rather than Montmartre. For booking ease, Le Bistrot du Maquis is the lower-friction pick.
Aux Crieurs de Vin is cheaper at €, but it is outside the metro context, so it is not a direct replacement for a Paris evening. Bass and Lobster also sits outside the metro set and uses GBP pricing, so compare it by category rather than itinerary. For a Paris dinner, the real decision is between this, Mova, Les Canailles Pigalle.
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