Where to eat · Classic bistro · €€ · 17e · Batignolles & Monceau
La Table des Ternes
A small, unreconstructed bistro near Porte Maillot doing the old repertoire properly: scallops, andouillette, a cheese board worth the detour and a cellar of decent bottles next door. The weekday set lunch is the sort of arithmetic the 17th rarely offers any more.
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The €22 weekday menu runs lunchtimes except holidays; the terrace sits on a quiet corner.
Getting there
- Porte de Champerret3500 m · 9 min walk
- Ternes2580 m · 11 min walk
- Péreire3RER C620 m · 12 min walk
Within a few minutes' walk
Where to stay near La Table des Ternes
- Canopy by Hilton Paris Eiffel TowerEiffel-view hotel€€€ · 27 minA Trocadéro hotel a short walk from the Tower, with a rooftop bar that frames it cleanly and a set of rooms built to do the same.
- Hôtel RaphaelRooftop-bar palace€€€ · 27 minA 1925 palace off the Champs-Élysées with a seventh-floor garden terrace, La Terrasse, that holds both the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe. The corridors are hung with old masters; the roof is the open secret.
- Grand Hôtel ChicagoBoutique hotel€€ · 36 minA four-star on rue de Rome behind Gare Saint-Lazare, on the Batignolles edge — stylish rooms, a buffet breakfast, métro at the door. Soundproofing is the known weakness, so the courtyard side is the room to request.
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The district · 17e
Batignolles & Monceau — Village in the citySplit between formal Monceau in the south and the village-feel Batignolles in the north — a covered market, an organic open-air one, a big new park over the old rail yards, and a local restaurant scene.
Best for: Those wanting a residential, restaurant-rich base away from the crowds.
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