La Civette du Parc takes groups of 10 to 60 guests for company meals, baptisms, family events and private evenings. It is a brasserie at 17 rue des Réservoirs in Versailles, a short distance from the palace and its park. The group offer is built around a menu agreed with the team, served in a restaurant that is open from breakfast to late evening.
Seminars and company events
The official site names company meals among the group formats. This is a venue for a working lunch, a team dinner, a client meal or an after-work gathering rather than for a full-day seminar: no meeting room, projector or conference equipment is described. For a business group that wants a meal after a visit to the palace or a morning meeting elsewhere in Versailles, it provides a single address with a terrace, a large counter and continuous service.
The restaurant also runs a bar and afterwork offer and a tea time, which gives a group more than one format: an aperitif standing at the bar, a seated lunch, or a late coffee.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are not mentioned on the official site. The group page lists baptisms, family events and private evenings, and a separate page covers birthdays. A reception of this kind should be discussed with the team before any plan is made.
Rooms and capacities
The site gives one figure: groups of 10 to 60 people. No named room, floor plan or layout is published, so ask the team how the group would be seated, whether part of the restaurant can be set aside and whether the terrace is available. Group requests are made through an online form, and the guest receives a request number to follow the answer.
Catering
Catering is in-house. The site describes a made-to-measure menu, fresh products and continuous service. The regular menu follows French brasserie classics such as grilled meats, house burgers, composed salads and French desserts. The restaurant opens at 7 a.m. and stays open until midnight most days, and until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. On Monday it closes at 8 p.m.
History and setting
The brasserie is set near the Versailles palace park, the Cour d'Honneur, the Potager du Roi and the Notre-Dame district. The decor combines wood, retro mirrors and vintage touches. The clientele is a mix of local residents, office workers, families and visitors to the royal estate.
Getting there
The restaurant is close to Versailles Rive Droite station, which is served from Paris Saint-Lazare, and to several bus lines. Public car parks are located around it. For a group coming from Paris, the train is the simplest way to arrive, and the walk to the palace grounds is short.
