Noccio Rosa Parks is an Italian restaurant at 202 rue d'Aubervilliers in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. It can be privatized in whole or in part on weekdays for up to 60 seated guests or 150 people at a standing cocktail. It suits company lunches, aperitivo receptions and dinners, from a group of about ten upward.
Seminars and company events
The restaurant presents itself as a place for groups, and it says that a team of ten is welcome as much as a large party. Typical formats are a business lunch, an end-of-day aperitivo with colleagues, a client dinner or a team celebration. There is no dedicated meeting room and no plenary hall, so the venue fits informal gatherings and receptions rather than a full-day conference.
Privatization applies on weekdays. The restaurant is open Monday to Friday, from noon to 2 p.m. for lunch and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. for dinner, and it closes for lunch on July 14 and for lunches between August 3 and 21. Organisers planning around those dates should confirm availability early.
Rooms and capacities
The restaurant has 60 covers. The room is built around large tables facing an open kitchen, with a bar area next to the dining space. For a seated meal the venue gives a maximum of 60 guests. For a standing cocktail it gives 150. The official text says the restaurant can be taken in whole or in part, so a smaller group can book a section while a larger one takes everything. A terrace belongs to the restaurant, although the official text does not say whether it can be reserved for a private event.
Catering
Food is in-house. The menu is built on Italian markers: plates to share, antipasti and classics of Italian cooking. The chef works an open kitchen with an emphasis on grilled dishes, seasonal vegetables and desserts. A cocktail bar serves drinks, which matters for an aperitivo reception. The official site does not publish group menus or minimum spends, so the format of the meal is agreed with the team when you send a request.
History and setting
Noccio describes its mood as that of Milanese cafés. The restaurant sits in the heart of the 19th arrondissement, and its layout combines a lively dining room, a bar and a terrace. Noccio operates a second restaurant at La Défense, which is a separate address with its own page on the same website.
Getting there
The restaurant is at 202 rue d'Aubervilliers, 75019 Paris. The official site lists three ways to arrive: metro line 7 to Crimée, RER E to Rosa Parks, and tramway T3b to Rosa Parks. The RER E link makes it practical for guests coming from the east or from the Haussmann and Magenta area, and the metro keeps it reachable for participants arriving from central Paris. Car access is not described on the site, so organisers with many drivers should ask about nearby parking when they send a request.
