Les Parisiennes is a café-restaurant on avenue de la Motte-Picquet in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, between the Eiffel Tower and the Esplanade des Invalides. It can be hired in three ways: a salon for 6 to 12 guests, a back room for 15 to 30, or the whole venue for 40 to 80. Afterworks, team meals, professional cocktails and receptions all fit this range.
Seminars and company events
The venue's profile lists business lunches, professional cocktails, conferences, study days, product launches, company events and team building among the occasions it suits. It also lists projection equipment and a sound system, which makes a short presentation or a speech possible during a reception. The smallest format, Le Salon, is a closed room for 6 to 12 people and works for a management lunch or a client meal. La Salle du fond, a closed room for 15 to 30, fits a team dinner or a working lunch with a presentation. Hiring the whole venue brings 40 to 80 guests together for an afterwork, a departure party or a launch.
The venue is open continuously from the morning, so an event can start with a breakfast or a brunch and run through the day. A private hire can be partial or complete.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings and civil partnership celebrations appear among the occasions the venue lists. Receptions of up to 80 guests can use the whole venue, standing or seated, with the terrace as an extension in good weather. Birthdays, christenings and family receptions are also named. Guests may dance around the tables, and the venue lets organisers play their own music through its sound system.
Rooms and capacities
Le Salon is a closed room for 6 to 12 people. La Salle du fond is a closed room for 15 to 30 people. The whole establishment takes 40 to 80 people. Smaller groups of 11 to 80 can also reserve a few tables in the regular dining room. The large terrace faces the avenue and is described as a setting for groups in fine weather. Air conditioning and wifi are available.
Catering
The kitchen offers boards of charcuterie and cheese, tapas, seated meals and cocktail dinners on request. A birthday cake can be brought in on request. Food and drink are served by the venue, and the menu follows the rhythm of the day, from breakfast and brunch to dinner.
History and setting
The interior was designed by the architect Morena Tuzzi, and the venue describes the atmosphere as stylish yet relaxed, with lounge music that rises in the evening. The terrace looks towards the Eiffel Tower.
Getting there
The address is 17 avenue de la Motte-Picquet, 75007 Paris. The nearest metro station is École Militaire, and the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides are both within walking distance.
