Brasserie Chez Georgette hosts seminars, company parties, works council events, afterworks and group meals for up to 150 seated or 300 standing guests in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. The 450 m² brasserie occupies a former joinery workshop at 29 rue Bichat, near Canal Saint-Martin. Private hire starts at 20 people.
Seminars and company events
The brasserie sells a full seminar day at one address: a welcome breakfast, a presentation on screen, a group lunch and an afterwork or dinner. Meeting rooms seat 8 or 14 people and a plenary room seats up to 70. The brasserie is equipped with a screen, a projection screen, a sound system and a microphone, which suits presentations, speeches, videos and award ceremonies. It also lists works council events, year-end parties, farewell parties, company greetings and company evenings with a DJ set. Group menus start at 13 guests and the private hire of a space starts at 20.
Weddings and receptions
The official pages do not mention weddings. They do list birthdays, with a large table, a cocktail dinner or a fully private party, and one-man shows or DJ nights for private events.
Rooms and capacities
The main hall seats 150 and holds 250 standing, and it can be hired in full or in part. The terrace adds 65 seats in a quiet street. With the terrace, a full privatization holds up to 300 standing guests. A screen and projection screen are available for conferences, DJ sets and evenings. Separate meeting rooms of 8 and 14 places and a plenary room of 70 places are listed for seminars.
Catering
Catering is handled by the brasserie team. The offer covers breakfast, a seated lunch, two dinner menus, afterwork boards, a cocktail dinner of 6 to 24 pieces, a group brunch and drinks packages for wine, beer, soft drinks, champagne and cocktails. Menus can be adapted for vegetarian guests, allergies and intolerances if this is mentioned in the quote request. The room hire is included in the group packages, with no separate room fee listed.
History and setting
The brasserie takes over an old woodworking workshop. Its 450 m² follow a 1960s theme with vintage furniture, plants, travertine, patinated brass and four show-cooking counters. It serves guests from morning to night.
Getting there
The address is 29 rue Bichat, 75010 Paris. Goncourt on metro line 11 is the closest station, and République is a few minutes away on foot, served by five metro lines. The entrance and some seating are accessible to wheelchair users. The team replies to quote requests within 24 hours.
