Le Camondo is a restaurant and event venue at 61 bis rue de Monceau in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, beside Parc Monceau and the Nissim de Camondo museum. It offers four spaces that can be hired alone or combined, for dinners of up to 200 seated guests, cocktails of up to 350 standing, product launches, seminars and weddings.
Seminars and company events
The official events page lists galas and year-end dinners of up to 200 seated, product launches and press dinners, shoots and filming, seminars and conferences, and cocktail receptions of up to 350 standing guests. A seminar day can include breakfast, a plenary session and a business lunch. The venue provides a screen, wireless microphones, a cloakroom and security on request. A dedicated project manager follows the event from brief to the day itself, and the team briefs the staff five days and one day beforehand.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are offered as a seated dinner or a cocktail in full privatization. Birthdays and private dinners are also listed, from an intimate table in the Sellerie to the entire house. Extras on the official list include a piano and voice duo, a photographer, flowers and table settings.
Rooms and capacities
The venue covers 325 square meters on one level, from the street to the garden. Each space can be hired alone or joined to others, at lunch or in the evening.
The whole house takes 200 seated or 350 standing. The Véranda is heated in winter, with natural light by day and a softer mood at night, and opens onto the garden: 60 seated or 80 standing. The Garden is covered and heated in winter, with the same figures. Véranda and Garden together take 120 seated or 160 standing, a layout the venue suggests for a cocktail that continues into dinner. The Sellerie is a private salon apart from the rest, for confidential dinners of 16 seated or 20 standing.
Catering
Menus are seasonal and written by chef Roudy Petersen for each event. Formats include cocktail pieces served on trays, plated starters, a seated dinner or a brunch, with wine pairing from the sommelier. All dietary preferences are handled on request. The restaurant serves continuously every day from noon to 2 a.m.
History and setting
Le Camondo occupies the former outbuildings of the Hôtel Camondo, built in 1863 around a cobbled courtyard. Moïse de Camondo had the mansion rebuilt between 1911 and 1914 by René Sergent, and in 1936 it became the Nissim de Camondo museum, left to the Arts Décoratifs. The restaurant reopened in 2026 with Fitz Group and a new interior by Lizée-Hugot. The stone façade, cobbled yard, steel columns and metal and brick ceilings of the early twentieth century have been kept, and the tree-lined garden is one of the few in the area available for private hire.
Getting there
The address is 61 bis rue de Monceau, 75008 Paris, and the nearest metro station is Villiers. The events team can be reached through the quote form, and it answers within 24 working hours.
