The Clown Bar

Paris: The Clown Bar

Why the name? This historic property was once the canteen for clowns who worked the circus next door.

Chef Atsumi Sota recently turned the kitchen over to Axel Gallart (ex-Saturne/their sister resto), in order to open his own restaurant this summer BUT he is still very much a cherished part of the family … and most importantly, Axel’s execution of the menu is nothing short of extraordinary.

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What to know before you reserve:

Although there are veal brains on the menu, it would be a shame to let that scare you away from a potentially great experience here. There are a LOT of other delicious things to choose from.

Other articles & accolades:

Eater – The Most Thrilling Restaurant in Paris
Bon Appetit
Le Fooding
Food & Wine Magazine
New York Times

Respect Your Reservation:

Confirm your booking the day of or in case you need to cancel, do so in advance.

If they don’t hear from you or if you don’t show up, not only do they lose business, they deny others who want to dine.

If you don’t confirm your table, they cannot guarantee your booking, and fifteen minutes after the time of your booking, the table can be replaced.

The Clown Bar

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