Why not
123 avenue de Wagram, Paris, 75017
Close by the Place de l'Étoile this restaurant with its muted atmosphere is a showcase for gourmet eating. Everything is geared for the customer's pleasure: sober, modern décor, large, well-spaced tables for those intimate conversations, flawless service and the quiet assurance of an authentic cuisine, enhanced by cleverly measured herbs and spices, earning for Philippe Colin one star in Troyes. Wide-ranging, highly eclectic wine list.French
Reservations: +33 142276150
123 avenue de Wagram, Paris, 75017 [Map]
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Children welcome- Air condition
Reservations- Groups allowed
- Outside seating
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