The Paris Restaurants with Jaw-Droppingly Gorgeous Interiors

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Often at nice restaurants, you will have the urge to whip out your phone and take a picture of your plate. But at these establishments, your camera will be focused on something else: the walls, the ceiling, the skylights, the chairs, the decor, even the light fixtures (and probably also your food). Check out these four Paris restaurants with beautiful and unique interiors.

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The Paris Restaurants with Jaw-Droppingly Gorgeous Interiors:

  1. Beefbar
  2. La Gare
  3. Marxito
  4. Daroco 16

1. Beefbar

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The Location: In Paris, in the middle of the Triangle d’or, near avenue George V
The Architects: Emil Humbert and Christophe Payet
The Decor: Art nouveau in all its splendor with fresco murals and, at the top, stained glass
The Food: A temple of meat, celebrating exceptional cuts of beef from all over the world
The Menu: menu here; prix fixe is 29€ to 35€ for lunch
— 5 Rue Marbeuf, 75008; website

2. La Gare

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The Location: In Paris’s old Passy-La Muette train station
The Architect: Laura Gonzalez
The Decor: A pool of green zigzags and an assortment of exotic hangings features bathed in the light beaming through the glass above
The Food: An around-the-world menu, assembled by Peruvian chef Gaston Acurio, featuring cuisine from South America, Asia and the Mediterranean
The Menu: menu here
— 19 Chaussée de la Muette, 75016; website

3. Marxito

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The Location: Steps from the roundabout on the Champs-Élysées, not far from avenue Matignon
The Architect: Ora-ïto
The Decor: Ultra-simplistic with futuristic lines, all in rose powder tones
The Food: Dedicated to street food, a mix of French-Japanese sandwiches and gourmet bowls, imagined by Thierry Marx
The Menu: menu here; lunch deals from 12€50 to 16€50
— 1 bis Rue Jean Mermoz, 75008; website 

4. Daroco 16

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The Location: On the edge of the Seine, by the Maison de la Radio
The Architect: Olivier Delannoy
The Decor: Contemporary chic with an immense blue fresco and a ceiling decorated with mirrors
The Food: A trattoria honoring Italy in depth, variety and all culinary aspects
The Menu: menu here; prix fixe is 28€ to 35€ for lunch
— 3 Place Clément Ader, 75016; website

This article was first published on Le Point (excluding the intro, added by Frenchly).

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