Restaurant in Paris, France
The Tree
100Pearl PointsLate-Slot Pick

About The Tree
The Tree is worth considering when the priority is an easy Paris dinner that can work later in the evening, not when you need a clearly documented chef, cuisine, price point, or award-backed meal. Treat it as a flexible repeat-visit option in the 13th arrondissement, cross-shop Nosso if you want a more defined modern-cuisine choice.
Is The Tree worth considering in Paris right now? It can be, if the decision is mainly about timing and a formal dress code rather than a meal with verified public detail on cuisine, chef, specific dishes, price, awards, or seat count. The verified information supports a practical read: The Tree serves lunch Monday to Friday from 12–2:30 PM, dinner Monday to Thursday from 7–11 PM, later evening service on Friday from 7 PM–1 AM and Saturday from 7:30 PM–1 AM. Sunday is closed.
The useful read is logistical: treat it as a Paris venue to consider when the group needs a dinner slot, especially later in the week, while recognizing that many decision-making details are not verified here. Because the dress code is formal, it is not the best choice to frame as a completely casual fallback. The safer recommendation is narrow: plan around the confirmed hours and dress expectations, then make ordering decisions from the current information available from the venue rather than arriving for a specific dish.
Use it for the late slot, not the trophy meal
The Tree makes the strongest case when the question is, “Where can dinner still work later than usual?” rather than “Where is the meal going to define the trip?” That is a real use case in Paris, especially on Friday and Saturday, when service runs until 1 AM. If you are comparing it with another option such as Nosso, keep the decision grounded in what is confirmed for The Tree: hours and formal dress code. Telescope can also sit on a broader shortlist, but The Tree's clearest verified advantage is its late Friday and Saturday timing.
If this is a repeat visit, the move is to use it more strategically: pick the service window that matches the night, note the formal dress code, avoid making it the meal where everyone expects a tightly defined culinary point of view unless you have checked the current details directly. Solo diners and groups alike should confirm the latest details with the venue before building the night around it.
Where it sits in a shortlist
For broader planning, compare The Tree with other listed options such as Hanoi Cà Phê, Le Débonnaire, Mauvaises Graines, Nosso, Telescope. The Tree's verified profile is simple: it is in Paris, has formal dress, offers weekday lunch, serves dinner Monday through Saturday, stays open later on Friday and Saturday. For other dining in Paris, use current venue information to confirm cuisine, pricing, menu, booking details before deciding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at The Tree?
Bar seating is not verified here. What is confirmed is that The Tree serves dinner Monday to Thursday from 7–11 PM, Friday from 7 PM–1 AM, Saturday from 7:30 PM–1 AM. Check directly with the venue for seating format and availability.
What are alternatives to The Tree?
For a broader shortlist, compare The Tree with Hanoi Cà Phê, Telescope, Le Débonnaire, Nosso, or Mauvaises Graines. The Tree makes the clearest verified case when its Paris location, formal dress code, weekday lunch, late Friday or Saturday hours fit the plan.
Is The Tree good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not verified here. A single diner can still plan around the confirmed hours: lunch Monday to Friday from 12–2:30 PM, dinner Monday to Thursday from 7–11 PM, Friday dinner from 7 PM–1 AM, Saturday dinner from 7:30 PM–1 AM.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Tree?
Choose based on timing. Lunch is confirmed Monday to Friday from 12–2:30 PM. Dinner is confirmed Monday to Thursday from 7–11 PM, Friday from 7 PM–1 AM, Saturday from 7:30 PM–1 AM. The late Friday and Saturday hours are the clearest scheduling advantage.
What should I order at The Tree?
Specific dishes are not verified here. Check the current information from the venue before you go, make ordering decisions from what is available during your service.
Location
13 Bd du Général d'Armée Jean Simon, 75013 Paris, France
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How The Tree compares in Paris
Choose The Tree when ease matters more than a tightly defined restaurant brief. Against Nosso, it is the less certain pick for diners who want Modern Cuisine and a known €€€ price tier; Nosso gives the decision more structure, while The Tree is better for a flexible late dinner plan.
Telescope is a café comparison rather than a dinner substitute, so use it for a lighter daytime plan, not as a direct replacement. Hanoi Cà Phê, Le Débonnaire, Mauvaises Graines are better cross-shops when the goal is simply another Paris table to consider without committing to a formal splurge.
For value, The Tree is hard to rank without a listed price range, so the safer call is practical: use it when booking ease and timing are the selling points. If the meal needs clearer positioning before you commit, Nosso is the cleaner comparison.
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