Restaurant in Paris, France
Sumo
100Pearl PointsTiming over occasion
About Sumo
Use Sumo as an easy Latin Quarter fallback for a casual meal, especially when dinner plans run later than expected. It is a practical choice for solo diners and repeat visits, but not the right pick for a special occasion or a chef-led Paris destination meal.
Sumo is a Paris venue with verified opening hours for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday, a casual dress code. Beyond those basics, the available verified details are limited: there is no confirmed award, chef attribution, cuisine description, price tier, signature dish, booking policy, or service format to rely on here.
That makes Sumo best evaluated as a practical Paris option when its schedule fits your plans, rather than as a documented destination meal. Use the confirmed hours and casual dress code as the planning anchors, avoid building the visit around unverified assumptions about menu, format, or occasion level.
Use it when the hours fit your Paris plan
Sumo is open Monday through Saturday from 11:30 AM to 2:45 PM and again from 6 PM to 10:30 PM. It is closed on Sunday. Those hours make it possible to plan either a midday or evening meal on open days, but they do not confirm anything about the menu, price, booking requirements, or dining format.
For broader comparison, cross-shop Sola or Maison Cluny. Other comparison points include La Petite Périgourdine, Lhassa, Selva, other dining rooms.
Know Before You Go
- Good for: a casual Paris meal when the confirmed lunch or dinner hours match your schedule.
- Less good for: plans that require verified awards, a named chef, a published price tier, or a documented signature dish.
- Timing: Monday through Saturday, 11:30 AM to 2:45 PM and 6 PM to 10:30 PM; closed Sunday.
- Planning: confirm current details directly before going, especially if you need information beyond hours and dress code.
For broader planning, use our full Paris restaurants guide, plus the Paris guides for hotels, bars, wineries, experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sumo good for solo dining?
There is no verified solo-dining policy or seating format for Sumo. If you are considering it for one person, the confirmed planning details are that it is in Paris, has a casual dress code, is open Monday through Saturday for lunch and dinner.
How far ahead should I book Sumo?
There is no verified booking policy or recommended booking window for Sumo. The confirmed schedule is Monday through Saturday from 11:30 AM to 2:45 PM and 6 PM to 10:30 PM, with Sunday closed, so confirm directly before making fixed plans.
What should I order at Sumo?
There is no verified signature dish, cuisine description, or menu format available for Sumo. Base your decision on the current menu when you arrive or when you confirm details directly with the venue.
Is Sumo good for a special occasion?
There is no verified award, chef attribution, price tier, or formal service format that would support describing Sumo as an occasion restaurant. It is confirmed as a casual Paris venue with lunch and dinner hours Monday through Saturday.
Is lunch or dinner better at Sumo?
Both lunch and dinner are listed on open days. Sumo is open Monday through Saturday from 11:30 AM to 2:45 PM and from 6 PM to 10:30 PM, it is closed on Sunday. Choose the slot that best fits your schedule.
What are alternatives to Sumo?
La Petite Périgourdine, Maison Cluny, Sola, Lhassa, Selva are natural names to compare when considering Sumo alongside other dining options. Use confirmed details such as hours, dress code, your own timing needs to decide.
What should I wear to Sumo?
Sumo has a casual dress code. Relaxed, neat clothing is appropriate unless your own plans before or after the meal call for something more formal.
Location
7 Rue du Sommerard, 75005 Paris, France
Compare Sumo
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sumo | Paris | , | , |
| La Petite Périgourdine | Paris | , | , |
| Sola | Paris | Creative | €€€€ |
| Lhassa | Paris | , | , |
| Maison Cluny | Paris | Traditional Cuisine | €€ |
| Selva | Paris | , | , |
How Sumo Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to Go If Sumo Does Not Fit
Choose Maison Cluny for a more traditional Paris meal with a clearer price tier. Choose Sola when the night calls for a more ambitious creative format and the budget can stretch.
How It Compares
Sola is the clear step up if the meal needs a creative, higher-spend format; choose Sumo instead when ease and location matter more than culinary ambition. Maison Cluny, listed as Traditional Cuisine at €€, gives a clearer value signal for a classic Paris meal, while Sumo works better as the flexible, lower-ceremony option.
La Petite Périgourdine, Lhassa, Selva sit in the same practical cross-shop zone for Paris diners who care more about getting fed well without a heavy booking lift. If the evening needs polish, go Maison Cluny or Sola. If the evening needs convenience, Sumo is the easier ask.
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