Maddy is a French restaurant at 8 boulevard de la Madeleine in the 9th arrondissement of Paris that welcomes groups of up to 18 guests for team meals, family celebrations and private dinners. Group menus start at 10 guests, and the team prepares a quote on request.
Seminars and company events
Maddy suits informal company occasions rather than seminars. The official page presents a meal among colleagues, friends or family as the main use for groups, and the site name for the offer is Groups and privatization. A team can come for a lunch after a morning of meetings elsewhere, a farewell, a project celebration or a small client dinner. There is no meeting equipment or plenary room listed, so organizers who need slides or a screen should plan for a different venue and use Maddy for the meal.
Rooms and capacities
Three areas are offered to groups. On the ground floor, a single table can seat up to 10 guests. On the mezzanine, a large table seats up to 18 guests in a space set apart from the main room, which gives a group some privacy and a view over the dining room from above. In summer, the terrace on the boulevard offers a shaded corner, listed by the restaurant as the summer showpiece.
Group menus are offered from 10 guests. Two formulas are named on the site, the Tradition menu and the Prestige menu, and the restaurant sends a personalized quote after a request.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are not part of the offer. The venue is designed for convivial meals of up to 18 guests, so a reception for a wedding party does not fit the space. Smaller family celebrations around an event are possible within the capacity.
Catering
The kitchen is in house. The menu follows the French cooking of grandmothers, with seasonal produce and childhood memories as the guide: eggs mimosa, beef bourguignon, burgers and strawberry tart appear in the official description. Everything is made on the premises, including the desserts, which are rustic tarts, creams and cakes. The drinks list covers coffee, end-of-day cocktails and wine to accompany the meal. The restaurant is open Monday to Saturday from 11:30 am to 11:30 pm and Sunday from 11:30 am to 10:30 pm, so a lunch or a dinner booking is possible every day.
History and setting
The restaurant sits on the boulevard de la Madeleine, a short walk from the Madeleine church and the Opéra district. Its approach is simple and generous, with recipes handed down like family secrets and a room that mixes a smart look with plain comfort. The mezzanine adds height to the experience for groups that want to be set apart from the main room.
Getting there
The nearest metro station is Madeleine, served by lines 8, 12 and 14, a few steps from the restaurant. Line 14 links the area to Gare de Lyon and Saint-Lazare in a few stops, which helps teams arriving by train. Guests who prefer to walk can reach the restaurant from the Opéra and the Place de la Concorde within a short stroll.
