Le Serpentine is the restaurant of the Miss Fuller Hotel, at 11 avenue Mac-Mahon in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. It offers private dinners in two settings, the dome room of the Miss Fuller and the main dining room, with menus developed together with the chef. The site does not state capacities, so the guest count is agreed with the restaurant.
Seminars and company events
The restaurant presents its private dinners as a way to organize meals with the kitchen of the house, and its lunch formula as suited to business lunches. The dome room is described as an intimate, bright space, fit for a business lunch, a meal among friends or a special occasion. For an organiser, it works as a place for a client dinner, a management dinner or a small celebration after a day of meetings held elsewhere. The site does not describe a meeting room or audiovisual equipment, so this is a dining venue, not a seminar space.
Weddings and receptions
The site does not advertise weddings. It does mention special occasions, and the private dinner offer can serve a rehearsal dinner, an anniversary or a family celebration. The restaurant says it will work with the organiser on the menus and on every requirement, so a couple or a host should describe the format, the guest count and the time of day in the request.
Rooms and capacities
Two private settings are named on the site: the dome of the Miss Fuller, and the dining room. The restaurant does not publish seated or standing capacities for either one. Ask for the figures, and ask whether the two settings can be combined or whether one dinner uses one of them.
Accommodation
The restaurant belongs to the Miss Fuller Hotel, a member of the Drawing Hotels collection. The site does not describe the bedrooms or give a count, so ask the hotel if guests need to stay overnight.
Catering
The kitchen serves French cooking, traditional and contemporary, with some exotic touches. It says that everything is cooked in-house, with seasonal produce and responsible sourcing. For private dinners, the restaurant says it will build menus with the organiser. Lunch is served on weekdays and brunch on weekends, which means private dinners are the format to ask about for evening events.
History and setting
Le Serpentine is presented as a tribute to Art Nouveau. The artist Raphaëlle Péria created an immersive work under the dome of the restaurant, and guests enter an intimate and bright space from the reception. The dome is the feature to know about when choosing between the two settings.
Getting there
The restaurant is on avenue Mac-Mahon, close to Place de l'Étoile. The closest metro and RER station is Charles de Gaulle-Étoile, and the Ternes station is also nearby. Reservations and event requests go to the restaurant by phone or email.
