Café Fleurus is a French brasserie at 39 avenue Kléber in the 16th arrondissement of Paris that companies can hire in full or in part for receptions, business meals and evenings, with a stated size of 105 to 120 seats. It stands close to the Triangle d'Or and a short walk from the Trocadéro.
Seminars and company events
The restaurant's own privatization page lists the formats it welcomes: cocktail receptions with food, company breakfasts, business lunches, networking evenings and professional dinners. Birthdays are also on the list. The venue can be hired as a whole or in part, so a team of twenty can take a section of the room while a larger group can take the full space.
The brasserie is open every day from 7:30 a.m. to 1 a.m., with continuous service from 10 a.m. to midnight. This opening pattern gives an organiser room to schedule an early breakfast meeting, a working lunch or a late evening. A sales contact is named on the privatization page, and a brochure is available for download.
The room is a restaurant, not a conference center. It has no plenary hall and no stage listed. It suits formats built around a table or a standing reception: a client dinner, a team celebration after a workshop, a breakfast with partners or an afterwork with canapés.
Weddings and receptions
The site does not present wedding receptions. Private receptions are limited to the corporate and social formats above.
Rooms and capacities
The home page gives a capacity of 105 to 120 seats for privatization. The restaurant says its main table can be extended easily to seat larger parties together, which helps for groups that should not be split. The pages we reviewed do not list named rooms or separate floor plans, so ask which section of the restaurant matches your headcount.
Catering
Catering comes from the restaurant itself. The cuisine is traditional French brasserie cooking served throughout the day, with a menu, a wine list, cocktails and a breakfast offer. For a private event the team can build a tailored menu, and the cocktail dinner format is on the list of what they organize.
History and setting
The interior is that of a Parisian brasserie, warm and close, according to the venue. The neighborhood is residential and business-oriented, near the avenue Kléber and the Étoile area, where many corporate headquarters and embassies are located.
Getting there
The restaurant is at 39 avenue Kléber, a few minutes on foot from the Trocadéro and the Triangle d'Or. Kléber metro station, on line 6, is on the avenue. Guests arriving by train from the main stations can change to the metro and reach the address in under half an hour in most cases.
