Café de Luce is a bistro at 2 Rue des Trois Frères, on the square of the Théâtre de l'Atelier at the foot of Montmartre in Paris 18th. It offers a private upstairs room, the Salon de Luce, and a terrace for company events: morning meetings, business lunches, team breakfasts, afterworks and year-end dinners. The official site does not publish a guest capacity, so the size of your group is the first point to settle with the team.
Seminars and company events
The venue presents itself as a place for professional lunches, team breakfasts and corporate events. Its page for groups and privatizations lists the formats it has in mind: a quiet business lunch, a morning meeting with coffee and pastries, a team cocktail on the terrace and an end-of-year dinner. These are small, convivial formats. The bistro is not equipped as a conference venue, and the pages provided do not mention screens, projectors or breakout rooms. Confirm what is available before planning a presentation.
From April, the terrace is used for outdoor team events. The site mentions Mölkky, cornhole and cocktails for afterworks and exterior events, which suits a relaxed team gathering rather than a formal reception.
Rooms and capacities
The Salon de Luce is on the upper floor of the bistro. The site describes it as a private space for intimate moments, built around one large table. It is presented for morning meetings, business lunches, aperitifs with friends and dinners on big occasions. Private hire of the salon is possible on request, which means availability is arranged with the team and not offered as a standing booking.
The terrace is the second space. It can host a cocktail or an outdoor afterwork, from April, according to the site.
No number of seats appears in the pages provided. A single large table suggests a seated group of moderate size, but ask for the exact figure for both the salon and the terrace.
Catering
The kitchen is described as generous, authentic and fully house-made, with classic bistro dishes. At lunch, set formulas are offered. Evenings include a happy hour on draft beer, wine and spritz, and the bar and its beer taps are part of the atmosphere. The site does not describe event menus, so request them with your quote.
Opening hours are Wednesday and Thursday from noon to 3 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to midnight, Friday from noon to midnight, and Saturday and Sunday continuously from 11 a.m. to midnight.
Getting there
The bistro stands in the lower part of Montmartre. The official site names three metro stations: Anvers, Pigalle and Abbesses. For guests arriving by car, it lists two car parks, Montmartre Garage at 5 Rue Dancourt and the Saemes Anvers car park at 41 Boulevard de Rochechouart. Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Orly are the main airports.
To start a request, use the quote form on the groups and privatizations page, or write to the venue by email.
