Café Restaurant Jules privatizes two spaces for private and professional events, from 12 to 60 guests, in a bistro-brasserie at 119 bis rue Monge in the 5th arrondissement of Paris. Groups of 10 to 20 can also book a dedicated area without privatizing the venue.
Seminars and company events
The official site describes the offer as private events and group bookings, for private or professional occasions. The restaurant is not a meeting venue. The formats on offer are dinners, cocktail receptions and gatherings built around a table, with menus designed with the team. For a team lunch, a client dinner or an after-work evening, the venue works as a restaurant that closes a space for the group.
The cosy space is the smaller option. It suits an intimate professional event. It comes with a sound system and a screen on request, which allows a short presentation before a meal. The team sends a detailed proposal in advance.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are not named in the offer. The site does mention cocktail receptions and seated dinners in the cosy space, and the larger restaurant room takes private parties of 25 to 60 guests. A wedding meal or a civil ceremony is not advertised.
Rooms and capacities
Three options are listed. First, a group booking in a non-privatized area, for 10 to 20 people, with a dedicated space that is not private and seating subject to availability. Second, the espace Cosy, privatized for 12 to 20 people. Third, the restaurant room, privatized for 25 to 60 people. The largest figure on the site is therefore 60 guests.
For the non-privatized group booking, the site states a minimum spend per person and a refundable deposit, with free cancellation up to 48 hours before the event. Conditions for the privatized spaces are set in the proposal.
Catering
Catering is handled in-house by the restaurant. The house is a Parisian brasserie-bistro serving breakfast through late evening. Menus include vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. Wines and cocktails are part of the offer, and a bar is available. Special menus are designed with the organiser for the privatized spaces.
History and setting
The restaurant sits on rue Monge, in the Latin Quarter, and describes itself as an authentic Parisian bistro brasserie, a short distance from the busy streets. It opens early in the morning and closes at 2 am, with later opening on weekends. It accepts main cards and mobile payments, has bike parking and outdoor seating, and is wheelchair accessible.
Getting there
The address is 119 bis rue Monge, 75005 Paris. The official pages do not name a metro station, so confirm the route when you plan the evening.
