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From gourmet feasts to casual bites: the Eiffel Tower dining experience

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Waiter serving dinner at Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie in Paris.
Couple dining at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Waiter serving dishes at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Interior view of Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie with dining tables and Paris skyline.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie with champagne glass on table, Paris.
Dinner guests conversing at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Dinner service at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie exterior with evening diners in Paris, France.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during dinner in Paris.
Young couple dining at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Waiter serving dinner at Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie in Paris.
Couple dining at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Waiter serving dishes at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Interior view of Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie with dining tables and Paris skyline.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie with champagne glass on table, Paris.
Dinner guests conversing at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Dinner service at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie exterior with evening diners in Paris, France.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during dinner in Paris.
Young couple dining at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Waiter serving dinner at Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie in Paris.
Couple dining at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Waiter serving dishes at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Interior view of Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie with dining tables and Paris skyline.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie with champagne glass on table, Paris.
Dinner guests conversing at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Dinner service at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie exterior with evening diners in Paris, France.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during dinner in Paris.
Young couple dining at Madame Brasserie, Eiffel Tower, Paris.
4.1(1,599)

Dinner at Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie

from
€129.60
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
1 hr. 30 min.

Enjoy a gourmet dinner in an iconic setting— the heart of the Eiffel, offering an exclusive, romantic experience.

  • Everything you get: Skip the lines with priority entry and get reserved access the elevator to Madame Brasserie on the first floor. Enjoy a delectable 3-course Gustave or 4-course Grande Dame menu, thoughtfully prepared by world-class Chef Thierry Marx. After your meal, explore the 1st-floor observation deck with the glass floor at your leisure.
  • Why choose this: You get to savour this bucket-list Parisian experience, blending French cuisine with nighttime views of both the Eiffel and the Seine, all while skipping the lines to this wildly popular evening.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a window-side table for a front-row view of Paris at night and the Seine River—perfect for a more intimate experience.

Enjoy a gourmet dinner in an iconic setting— the heart of the Eiffel, offering an exclusive, romantic experience.

  • Everything you get: Skip the lines with priority entry and get reserved access the elevator to Madame Brasserie on the first floor. Enjoy a delectable 3-course Gustave or 4-course Grande Dame menu, thoughtfully prepared by world-class Chef Thierry Marx. After your meal, explore the 1st-floor observation deck with the glass floor at your leisure.
  • Why choose this: You get to savour this bucket-list Parisian experience, blending French cuisine with nighttime views of both the Eiffel and the Seine, all while skipping the lines to this wildly popular evening.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a window-side table for a front-row view of Paris at night and the Seine River—perfect for a more intimate experience.

Inclusions

  • Entry to the 1st floor of the Eiffel Tower by skip-the-line access to the elevator
  • Access to Madame Brasserie
  • 3-course Gustave menu (as per option selected)
  • 4-course Grande Dame menu designed by Chef Thierry Marx (as per option selected)
  • Table at the heart of the restaurant (as per option selected)
  • Table with the Seine view (as per option selected)

Exclusions

  • Access to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower
  • Access to the summit of the Eiffel Tower
  • Tip: Ask your waiters for the best wine pairing to further enhance your meal.
  • Tables are assigned in advance and cannot be changed.
  • People who are afraid of heights can select a table at the heart or the restaurant or a table away from windows.
  • Individuals must present a valid form of identification, such as a passport or ID card, to access the tower grounds.
  • Keep in mind that smoking, large luggage, non-folding buggies/prams, big bags, baby strollers, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards, hoverboards, other large rolling objects (except foldable pushchairs, medical or assistance vehicles for persons with reduced mobility), sharp objects, glass bottles, padlocks, and cans are not allowed on this experience.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Lunch served on the table
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Lunch served at Madame Brasserie
Couple dining at Madame Brasserie with Eiffel Tower view in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Lunch served on the table
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Lunch served at Madame Brasserie
Couple dining at Madame Brasserie with Eiffel Tower view in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Lunch served on the table
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Lunch served at Madame Brasserie
Couple dining at Madame Brasserie with Eiffel Tower view in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
Eiffel Tower view from Madame Brasserie during lunch in Paris.
4.2(651)

Lunch at Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie

from
€70.60
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
1 hr. 30 min.

Indulge in brasserie-style dining at Paris's most famous landmark—an affordable way to experience fine cuisine and stunning daytime views.

  • Everything you get: Enjoy priority entry and skip-the-line access to the elevator to the 1st floor. Savor a gourmet 3-course meal from the Brasserie or Madame menu, crafted by Chef Thierry Marx. After your meal, you’ll have free time to explore the 1st-floor observation deck at your own pace.
  • Why choose this: As dining at the Eiffel is a sought-after experience, this lunch option offers the same iconic views and French dining at a more affordable price, all while avoiding the larger crowds of dinner time.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a window-side table for daytime views of the Seine River and other iconic Paris landmarks.

Indulge in brasserie-style dining at Paris's most famous landmark—an affordable way to experience fine cuisine and stunning daytime views.

  • Everything you get: Enjoy priority entry and skip-the-line access to the elevator to the 1st floor. Savor a gourmet 3-course meal from the Brasserie or Madame menu, crafted by Chef Thierry Marx. After your meal, you’ll have free time to explore the 1st-floor observation deck at your own pace.
  • Why choose this: As dining at the Eiffel is a sought-after experience, this lunch option offers the same iconic views and French dining at a more affordable price, all while avoiding the larger crowds of dinner time.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a window-side table for daytime views of the Seine River and other iconic Paris landmarks.

Inclusions

  • Entry to the 1st floor of the Eiffel Tower by skip-the-line access to the elevator
  • Access to Madame Brasserie
  • Brasserie menu (as per option selected)
  • Madame menu with drinks (as per option selected)
  • Children's menu
  • Table at the heart of the restaurant (as per option selected)
  • Table with the Seine view (as per option selected)

Exclusions

  • Access to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower
  • Access to the summit of the Eiffel Tower
  • Tip: Arrive slightly early to be one of the first few up the elevators, avoiding any delays or queues.
  • Tables are assigned in advance and cannot be changed.
  • People who are afraid of heights can select a table at the heart or the restaurant or a table away from windows.
  • Individuals must present a valid form of identification, such as a passport or ID card, to access the tower grounds.
  • Keep in mind that smoking, large luggage, non-folding buggies/prams, big bags, baby strollers, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards, hoverboards, other large rolling objects (except foldable pushchairs, medical or assistance vehicles for persons with reduced mobility), knives, pocket knives, scissors, corkscrews, glass bottles, padlocks, and cans are not allowed on this experience.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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A gastronomical affair: Your guide to dining at the Eiffel Tower

Virginia Woolf said it a hundred years back, but we’ll say it again– “One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well,” and honestly, where’s the lie? You can’t even travel well with those hunger pangs! Now that you’re planning a trip to one of the most iconic places in the world, the spectacular Eiffel Tower, it’s only fair that you add good food to your itinerary to please the tummy gods! So grab your notepad or notes app, and start jotting down as we (intentionally) spill the tea on the best dining options at the Eiffel Tower.

Why you should dine at an Eiffel Tower restaurant

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When in Paris, dine the French way

With Thierry Marx cooking up a storm in the Madame Brasserie kitchen, Michelin-style dining awaiting you at Jules Verne, quick bites for those little hunger pangs, flavourful macarons ready to give you the real French flavor and the top floor inviting you to sip on bubbly champagne, it’s your chance to eat your heart out!

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Treat for the eyes. And, the taste buds.

There’s nothing like viewing Paris from an elevation, especially if it's a platform from the Iron Lady herself. From the windows of the restaurant, you can see that while the Place du Trocadéro bustles with energy, the Bois de Boulogne park looks straight out of a fairytale in the setting sun, and the glass skyscrapers of the La Défense business district give the cityscape a modern edge.

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From fun snacking to fine dining

You don't have to choose between a quick bite or a full-fledged sit and dine. From perfectly paired wines to indulgent desserts, dining at the Eiffel Tower is a true taste of Parisian luxury. Think rich foie gras, dishes with a touch of truffle, and melt-in-your-mouth chocolate soufflés—every bite is an experience in itself.

One for all, all for one

Planning date night for your special someone? Or, is it your dad’s birthday that calls for a family celebration? Or, do you just want to pop champagne with your best friends? The Eiffel is a one-stop destination for every occasion!

A culinary retreat: Restaurants at the Eiffel

Quick bites. Sit-down meal. Fine dining. Drink break. 

The dining experience at the Eiffel Tower caters to all of the above!

Let’s plan your meals at the Eiffel

Spending the day at the Eiffel Tower? Well, you’re bound to get hungry (and not hangry, we hope). We’ve planned your day according to the restaurants at the Eiffel Tower—let’s check it out!

🥐 Breakfast at Madame Brasserie lounge

There’s no better way to start your morning in Paris than with a flaky croissant in one hand and a café crème in the other.

  • At Madame Brasserie Lounge, you can keep it simple but classic—a buttery croissant, crusty baguette, and a spread of rich butter and fruity jam.
  • Feeling extra Parisian? Sip on an espresso and pretend you’re Hemingway.
  • Want something more filling? They’ve got fresh fruit, eggs, and charcuterie too.

Why it’s worth it: The Eiffel Tower is surprisingly peaceful in the morning, so this is the perfect time to sit back, enjoy a quiet meal, and soak in the views before the crowds roll in.

Know all about breakfast at Eiffel

🍜 Lunch at Madame Brasserie

Let’s be honest—climbing stairs and exploring the Eiffel Tower makes you hungry. That’s when it’s time for lunch with a view at Madame Brasserie.

  • This is modern French brasserie food at its best—fresh, seasonal, and comforting.
  • Some standout dishes include: creamy lentil soup (perfect if it's a chilly day), butternut squash risotto (for those who love a hearty, cozy meal) and fromage blanc cream with seasonal fruit (because dessert is mandatory).

Why it’s worth it: It’s relaxed but still refined, and the floor-to-ceiling windows make every bite better because, well… you're literally eating inside the Eiffel Tower.

Know all about lunch at Eiffel

🍲 Dinner at Le Jules Verne

Now, if you really want to go all out, dinner at Le Jules Verne is the pinnacle of luxury dining in Paris.

  • This Michelin-starred restaurant isn’t just about the food—it’s an experience.
  • The menu? French fine dining at its absolute best, featuring dishes like: langoustine ravioli that melts in your mouth, perfectly roasted beef and scallops and delicate puffed buckwheat galette.
  • Oh, and don’t forget the wine pairings. Vintage bottles that make every bite even more magical.

Why it’s worth it: You get a private elevator ride up, breathtaking views of the city lights, and a meal you’ll never forget. Dress up, toast with a glass of wine, and just soak it all in.

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🥂 Champagne at the summit

After dinner, there’s only one way to end the night—standing at the very top of the Eiffel Tower with a glass of champagne in hand.

  • The Champagne Bar at the Summit serves premium French bubbles, from Moët & Chandon to Veuve Clicquot.
  • Feeling fancy? Add some caviar to your order and go full VIP.
  • Take a deep breath, sip your champagne, and look out over the twinkling lights of Paris. Does it get more romantic than this? (Spoiler: Nope.)

Why it’s worth it: Because you’re literally toasting at the highest champagne bar in Paris, and that’s a memory you’ll talk about forever.

Visitor tips

  • You won't get to pick your exact table at Madame Brasserie, but don't worry - they assign them beforehand and you'll still have a great view of Paris from your second-row seat.
  • If you have any food allergies or follow a specific diet, use the contact form on the Jules Verne and Madame Brasserie websites to let them know in advance if you're dining in.
  • You’re required to show a valid ID proof to allow you inside the restaurants, so make sure you’re carrying a passport or ID card.
  • If you’re going for fine dining, there’s a dress code at the restaurant, so go for formal attire and avoid wearing gym clothes, sneakers, flip-flops, or anything too casual. The rest of the eateries have no such rules. 
  • Unfortunately, your furry friends are not allowed entry. 
  • The Eiffel Tower has elevators to help visitors with mobility issues reach the diners on-site.
  • Don’t fret about not getting an Instagrammable picture clicked—the Brasserie's photographers will be there to capture your special moments!

Frequently asked questions about the Eiffel Tower restaurants

Which restaurants are there at the Eiffel Tower?

Aside from the two main restaurants, Madame Brasserie and Le Jules Verne, the Eiffel Tower has a variety of casual dining options. You can sip champagne at a dedicated bar, indulge in macarons, or grab a bite at one of the buffets.

Which is the most budget-friendly Eiffel Tower restaurant?

The buffet counters are the most budget-friendly of the dining options at the Eiffel.

Which cuisines are available at the Eiffel Tower restaurants?

When it comes to food at the Eiffel Tower, French flavors reign supreme! You'll find both classic dishes and modern takes on French cuisine, catering to a variety of palates.

Which is the best Eiffel Tower restaurant?

Being a Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Jules Verne is highly acclaimed as it serves gourmet cuisine.

Do I need reservations for the Eiffel Tower restaurants?

Yes. We highly recommend reserving a table at the restaurants, especially for Jules Verne, which can book up months in advance.

What is the dress code for the Eiffel Tower restaurants?

Jules Verne has a smart casual dress code, while Madame Brasserie is more relaxed. Buffets and other eateries are casual.

Are there vegetarian options available at the Eiffel Tower restaurants?

Yes! Most restaurants offer vegetarian options, but it's best to check menus on their websites beforehand.

Do I need to purchase a ticket to the Eiffel Tower to access the restaurants?

Booking a restaurant table includes access to the Eiffel Tower's dedicated floor, but you’ll have to purchase separate tickets to access the other floors.

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