Where to eat · Wine bar / cave à manger · €€ · 17e · Batignolles & Monceau
Poussin
Judith Cercós, a sommelière, and Ludovic Dubois run this small cave à manger on French-Iberian lines, the plates fine and the list leaning hard south. The bottles outnumber the seats, which tells you what the place is really about.
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Evenings only, closed Sunday and Monday; angle for a stool at the counter.
Getting there
- Rome2270 m · 5 min walk
- Villiers23330 m · 6 min walk
- Europe3550 m · 10 min walk
Within a few minutes' walk
- BodrumTurkish / kebab€ · 6 minThe meat is veal breast, boned and cut and marinated in a spice blend the owners trace to a grandfather's kitchen in Turkey — no turkey filler, which is the usual giveaway. People will tell you it's the best kebab in Paris; it is at least very good.
- Les Caves PopulairesWine bar€ · 9 minA blue-collar wine bar where a glass of the house red costs less than a métro ticket and a mixed charcuterie-and-cheese board runs €11. You can take an old wooden chair and play chess all afternoon under the big front window.
- Rendez-Vous BatignollesBoutique hotel€€ · 10 minForty-seven rooms across two buildings on a quiet street near Place de Clichy, designed for the residential, market-driven end of Batignolles rather than the tourist circuit. Contemporary rooms, serious beds, an ILO Collection address.
- Hôtel EldoradoBohemian boutique hotel€€ · 10 minTwenty-odd rooms strung along a courtyard garden in Batignolles, decorated by an owner with a magpie eye — patterned wallpapers, Persian textiles, Art Deco fittings, none of it matching on purpose. The garden restaurant and wine bar are the social centre.
- MontijoSpanish bodega€€ · 10 minA bodega on the Batignolles edge with a stained-glass window full of ready tapas and a list of southern-grape natural wines from Spain, Italy and Greece. The pan con tomate and a creamy tortilla under mayo do most of the talking.
- Musée CernuschiFree Asian-art museum€ · 11 minHenri Cernuschi brought back archaic Chinese bronzes and, from Japan, the two-metre eighteenth-century bronze Buddha of Meguro that now anchors the stairwell. The permanent rooms — Neolithic jades, Han figures, Tang ceramics — are free, and the mansion sits against Parc Monceau.
Where to stay near Poussin
- Grand Hôtel ChicagoBoutique hotel€€ · 2 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.
- New Orient HôtelBoutique hotel€€ · 6 minCatherine and Josef Wehrle's antique-furnished rooms in a Haussmann building near Parc Monceau — balconies on some, a rare small lift, and the quiet north end of the 8th.
- Joli Môme BatignollesBoutique hotel€€ · 6 minOpened in late 2025 on rue des Batignolles and run as a household rather than a hotel: a communal breakfast table of local produce, a free homemade afternoon tea and an evening wine-and-cheese apéritif thrown in.
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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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