Restaurant in Paris, France
Le Buci
100Pearl PointsCentral, flexible

About Le Buci
Le Buci is a practical Saint-Germain option when timing and location matter more than a defined culinary brief. Its daily 7:30 AM to 5 AM hours make it easier than more structured Paris restaurants, but for a special-occasion meal or group booking, compare it with clearer-format peers first.
Le Buci is a Paris venue with verified opening hours of 7:30 AM to 5 AM every day. The clearest planning signals are the daily schedule and a smart-casual dress code; beyond that, specific details such as cuisine, price, chef, menu format, private dining, awards are not verified here.
Use it for timing, not for a defined dining brief
The decision is simple: consider Le Buci when the occasion needs flexibility in Paris and a venue with late hours. Because no verified cuisine, price tier, chef, awards, private-room details, or set dining format are available, it is not the right pick if the group needs a tightly defined food experience or a confirmed celebration format. For that, compare it against other named options such as Boutary or Kodawari Ramen - Yokochō, while checking each venue's current details directly.
For an explorer in Paris, the practical appeal is flexibility. Le Buci's verified hours make it easier to consider when plans run early, late, or in between, but the available data does not confirm a specific meal service, menu style, or occasion format.
Group plans need caution until the format is clear
The private-dining angle is where caution helps. There is no confirmed private room, seat count, set menu, or group-booking policy here, so do not treat it as a sure special-occasion solution for a party. If your plans depend on a particular cuisine, seating setup, menu style, or booking arrangement, confirm those details directly before making Le Buci the anchor of the itinerary.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Le Buci good for a special occasion?
It depends on the occasion. Le Buci has verified daily hours from 7:30 AM to 5 AM and a smart-casual dress code, which helps with flexible planning in Paris. However, private dining, menu format, seat count, celebration-specific details are not verified here.
What should a first-timer know about Le Buci?
The main verified point is timing: Le Buci is listed as open from 7:30 AM to 5 AM every day. Treat it as a flexible Paris option, but do not assume a specific cuisine, meal service, price level, or dining format unless you confirm directly with the venue.
Does Le Buci handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary and allergy details are not verified here. Plan to ask the venue directly before you go, especially if your group needs specific accommodations or a more controlled dining format.
What should I wear to Le Buci?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Keep it neat and relaxed rather than overly formal.
Is lunch or dinner better at Le Buci?
The verified hours run from 7:30 AM to 5 AM daily, but a specific lunch or dinner service is not confirmed here. Choose based on timing, confirm current service details with the venue before planning around a meal.
What are alternatives to Le Buci?
Other options to compare include Café Laurent, La Boissonnerie, Boutary, Azabu, Kodawari Ramen - Yokochō. Check each venue's current details directly, especially if you need a specific cuisine, format, price level, or occasion setting.
Location
52 Rue Dauphine, 75006 Paris, France
Compare Le Buci
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Le Buci | Paris | , | , |
| Boutary | Paris | Creative | €€€€ |
| Azabu | Paris | , | , |
| Kodawari Ramen - Yokochō | Paris | Japanese | €€ |
| Café Laurent | Paris | , | , |
| La Boissonnerie | Paris | , | , |
How Le Buci Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this is not the right fit
If the occasion calls for a clearer splurge, choose Boutary; its creative, €€€€ positioning gives the group a firmer expectation before committing. If value and a defined cuisine matter more, Kodawari Ramen - Yokochō is the cleaner alternative.
For a broader Paris shortlist, compare nearby-feeling options such as Café Laurent and La Boissonnerie before making Le Buci the group plan.
How it compares in Paris
Choose Le Buci for flexibility around Saint-Germain, not for a clearly signposted culinary format. Boutary is the stronger choice for a planned splurge because it is positioned as creative and €€€€; Le Buci is more useful when the group values central location and wide daily hours over a defined tasting-style experience.
Kodawari Ramen - Yokochō is the clearer value play if the brief is Japanese food at €€. Azabu, Café Laurent, La Boissonnerie are better cross-shops when the decision hinges on room feel or a more intentional evening plan, while Le Buci remains the safer pick for schedule drift.
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