Little Nonna

Paris, France · Meetings

Gluten-free Italian restaurant near Ternes and Étoile, hosting tables of up to 30 guests

Group meals, aperitivos and private or professional events for tables of up to 30 in a colorful Italian restaurant on avenue Niel, Paris 17e. Groups of 10 or more go through the sales team.

Maximum capacity
30

Event spaces

  • Dining roomup to 30tables of up to 30 guests, menu adapted to the event, groups of 10 or more via the sales team

Transport

Train station
Charles de Gaulle — Étoile600 m · 10 min walk
Metro
Ternes350 m · 6 min walk
Tram
Thérèse Pierre650 m · 11 min walk
Airport
Paris–Orly Airport (ORY)18 km · about 35 min by car

Distances as the crow flies; times are estimates. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Getting there and practical details

Neighborhood
Paris 17th arrondissement, Ternes and Étoile

Little Nonna is a gluten-free Italian restaurant at 12 avenue Niel in the 17th arrondissement of Paris that can host group meals and private or professional events, with tables of up to 30 guests. It stands between the Place des Ternes and the Étoile.

Seminars and company events

The restaurant states that it welcomes private and professional events and that its menu can be adapted to the wishes of the organizer. It can seat tables of 30. Groups of 10 or more are handled by the sales team of the operator, Richard Paris, through a group booking form on the site.

This scale suits a team dinner, a client lunch, a farewell, a launch party for a small project or an afterwork. The restaurant also promotes its aperitivo, with cocktails and selected wines, as a way to start an evening with colleagues. It is not a meeting venue: there is no plenary room and no audiovisual setup listed, so it fits the social side of a corporate program rather than the working session.

Weddings and receptions

The official pages do not present weddings. Private tables, birthdays and aperitivo evenings are the formats on offer. The restaurant's social media mentions private hire to surprise guests.

Rooms and capacities

The site gives one capacity figure: tables of 30. It does not list separate rooms. The setting is a relaxed restaurant with a colorful vintage design. Ask the sales team which part of the dining room is reserved for your group and whether the whole restaurant can be closed to other guests.

Catering

Cooking is done in house. The kitchen is Italian and gluten-free, including pizzas, pastas, salads and desserts, and even the beer and the bread. Ingredients come from producers the restaurant works with directly. The restaurant also offers children's menus and a cocktail and wine list. This is a real advantage for a group in which some guests avoid gluten, since the whole menu is suitable for them and nobody eats a separate dish.

History and setting

The decor is vintage and colorful, in the style of an Italian trattoria. The restaurant is located in the Triangle d'Or area of the 17th arrondissement, close to the Place des Ternes and the Étoile. The site states it is accessible to people with reduced mobility and offers free Wi-Fi.

Getting there

The address is 12 avenue Niel. Ternes metro station on line 2 and the Étoile hub are within walking distance, and several bus lines serve the area. The restaurant is open Monday to Friday for lunch and dinner and continuously on weekends.

What sets it apart

  • 01Tables of up to 30 guests
  • 02Fully gluten-free Italian menu, adaptable to the event
  • 03Groups of 10 or more handled by the sales team
  • 04Aperitivo with signature cocktails and wines
  • 0512 avenue Niel, between Ternes and Étoile

Questions and answers

How many people can sit at one table?

The restaurant states that it can host tables of 30. For groups of 10 or more, the operator asks organizers to use the group booking form.

Is the menu really gluten-free?

Yes. The restaurant presents itself as a fully gluten-free Italian kitchen, including pizza, pasta, desserts and beer.

Can the menu be adapted to my event?

Yes. The restaurant says the menu can be adapted to the organizer's wishes.

Is it suitable for a seminar?

No. It is a restaurant for meals and aperitivos, with no meeting room or screens listed.

Is it accessible?

The site states access for people with reduced mobility and free Wi-Fi.

When is it open?

Monday to Thursday for lunch and dinner, Friday for lunch and a longer dinner, and continuously on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 11 p.m.

Weddings, meetings and private events

Little Nonna

This venue does not take quote requests through Loggiata yet. Contact its events team on its official website.

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