Brasserie Rosie Jolie can host company events and private groups of 16 guests and more, up to 250 seated or 280 standing, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. Several areas are offered for groups, from a bar area to a banquet space and a terrace, and a request form goes to the central reservation team.
Seminars and company events
The operator, Brasseries à la Mode, states that it welcomes groups from about ten guests for a birthday to 250 for a company event. For organisers, Rosie Jolie suits dinners, cocktails and receptions for teams and clients rather than meeting days: the official pages do not describe meeting equipment or a dedicated meeting room. Groups of more than 16 should use the form on the brasserie page. The reservation service handles requests Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Weddings and receptions
The group page mentions birthdays and special events and offers various formulas for each establishment. Weddings are not named, so a couple should ask directly whether a wedding meal or a reception fits the venue.
Rooms and capacities
The brasserie as a whole holds 250 seated and up to 280 standing. The group page lists these areas, which are an indicative selection and depend on availability:
The Espace Bar holds 40 seated or 50 standing. The Espace Banquet holds 80 seated or 90 standing. The Espace Méditerranée holds 55 seated or 60 standing. A further area holds 25 seated or 30 standing, and its name is not legible in the text published. The Espace Terrasse holds 50 seated or 70 standing.
The rooftop Bigoudi, at the same address, is a separate establishment with its own booking page, so it does not count in these figures.
Catering
Catering is in house. The brasserie serves classic French brasserie dishes and Niçoise cuisine. The group page says various formulas are available at each establishment, and a brochure is offered. The official text does not describe menus, dietary options or the use of an outside caterer, so discuss these when you describe your project. A valet service is available for lunch and dinner.
History and setting
The brasserie invites guests on a Paris to Nice journey, in the mood of a Provençal villa with warm colors. It is one of the establishments of Brasseries à la Mode, alongside Brasserie Rosie in the 11th arrondissement, Brasserie Rosie Lou in the 2nd and the Bigoudi rooftop. The brasserie describes itself as a recent opening celebrating the French Riviera and the flavors of the south east.
Getting there
The official address is 38 avenue Raymond Poincaré, 75116 Paris. The site lists buses 30 and 22, metro lines 6 and 9 and RER A. Valet service is available for lunch and dinner. The brasserie is open for lunch and dinner and closes for part of August, so check the dates when you plan a summer event.
