L'Alsacien's Paris restaurant at 6 rue Saint-Bon, in the 4th arrondissement, has a private room for groups of 8 to 40 guests. It suits a farewell drink, a birthday, a team meal or a sports evening rather than a formal seminar. The room comes with multicolored LED lighting, a video projector, wifi speakers and two self-service beer taps.
Seminars and company events
The official page names a farewell party, a birthday or a simple good meal as typical occasions, and the restaurant also mentions professional use of its room. The equipment suits informal team events: a video projector for matches or karaoke, speakers to which guests connect their own music, and light effects. No stage, microphone, flipchart or meeting layout is mentioned. For a short team lunch or an after-work gathering of up to 40, this is a simple and direct format. For a working session with presentations, ask the restaurant what the room can support.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are not presented on the official pages. The private room is offered for parties and celebrations among friends, family and colleagues, within the limit of 40 guests.
Rooms and capacities
The restaurant has one private room. The conditions stated by the site are a minimum of 8 guests and a maximum of 40. Each restaurant of the L'Alsacien chain has its own room that can be reserved. The site invites organizers to call the restaurant to discuss the details of the booking, so layouts and the exact timing of the room are agreed by phone.
Catering
The restaurant specializes in flammekueche, the Alsatian tarte flambée. The group menu is built around sharing: guests receive sweet and savory flammekueches, including the "flammes du moment". Hand-crafted dough and ingredients from local producers and distributors are part of how the brand describes its cooking. Alsatian wines, beers and soft drinks are listed on the site. With two beer taps in the room, guests pour their own beer. The group menu and the drinks formula are defined with the restaurant at the time of booking.
History and setting
L'Alsacien was founded in 2014 by Alexandre and Jacques-Henri and has since opened restaurants in Paris and in several French cities. The restaurant on rue Saint-Bon is presented as the first of the brand and as a place of Alsatian customs and recipes, with a convivial, immersive atmosphere. The site labels this address Marais, while the booking page is filed under Châtelet; both describe the same restaurant at 6 rue Saint-Bon.
Getting there
The address is 6 rue Saint-Bon, 75004 Paris, in the center of the city between the Marais and Châtelet. Châtelet and Hôtel de Ville are the nearest métro stations, with several lines and RER connections at Châtelet-Les Halles. The restaurant can be reached by phone to discuss availability.
