Ti Amo is an Italian restaurant group in Paris that takes private groups in two locations. At Châtelet, in the 1st arrondissement at 25 rue de la Reynie, a whole upstairs floor is set aside for events and welcomes up to 100 people. At Place d'Italie, in the 13th arrondissement at 27 boulevard Auguste Blanqui, a private dining room takes up to 30 guests and is designed for groups of 10 to 20. Both locations serve pizza, pasta and desserts, with group packages built around shared dishes.
Seminars and company events
The Châtelet restaurant presents its upper floor as a setting for company life: relaxed after-work gatherings, end-of-year parties and private meetings, for up to 100 people. This is a restaurant floor, not a conference room, so the format suits team dinners, farewell evenings and informal year-end celebrations better than a seminar with a full technical setup. If you need a screen or a microphone, ask the team in your request. The Place d'Italie dining room works for a smaller team, such as a project completion dinner for 10 to 20 colleagues.
Weddings and receptions
The official text for Place d'Italie mentions intimate weddings, birthdays, cocktail parties and family dinners. With a dining room for up to 30 guests, it fits a small wedding dinner or a family reception rather than a large celebration. For a bigger private party of family or friends, the Châtelet floor for up to 100 people is the larger option. Dates are reserved through a quote, so send the guest count and the type of occasion at the start.
Rooms and capacities
Châtelet: the Upstairs floor, an entire level dedicated to events, up to 100 people. Place d'Italie: the Dining room, up to 30 people, with a welcome designed for groups of 10 to 20. The two figures come from the two location pages and are not interchangeable, so state which restaurant you want when you ask for a date.
Catering
The kitchen is Italian and in-house. The main site presents artisanal pizzas, fresh pasta and homemade desserts, with signature dishes such as the Margherita, the four-cheese pizza, linguine with truffle, spaghetti carbonara and tiramisu. For groups, the Place d'Italie page describes pizzas to share, house cocktails to start the evening and desserts to finish, and both pages mention group menus and customized packages. Ask for the menu options that match your headcount and any dietary needs.
Getting there
The Châtelet restaurant stands a few steps from Les Halles and is served by the RER and métro station Châtelet-Les Halles, one of the best connected hubs in Paris. The Place d'Italie restaurant is in the 13th arrondissement, close to the Butte-aux-Cailles neighborhood and the Place d'Italie métro station.
