6 editor picks in Paris.
6 late night in Paris, editor-picked for food open late at the weekend. Where to eat past midnight on a weekend night. All late night in Paris.
Yves Camdeborde's L'Avant-Comptoir in Paris is the stand-up tapas-bar next to Le Comptoir du Relais. Twenty plates on hanging menus, no seats.
OrderStand-up tapas-style plates
TipOpen until 23:30. The grilled pâté en croûte plates run €8; pair with a glass of Beaujolais cru.
Chez Denise (La Tour de Montlhéry) in Paris's 1er is the all-night bistro that fed Les Halles porters until 1969 and now feeds the night-out crowd.
OrderSteak tartare, andouillette
TipClosed weekends. Arrive after midnight for the quieter second-wind crowd; tartare is the order.
Au Pied de Cochon in Paris is the 24/7 Les Halles brasserie that fed market porters from 1947 and still pours onion soup at 03:00. Trotters, oysters.
OrderOnion soup, pig's trotters
TipThe kitchen runs continuously; the 02:00-05:00 shift is the quietest seating window of the day.
Bouillon Pigalle in Paris pours classic bouillon dishes until midnight. At 22 Boulevard de Clichy. Booking recommended. Reservations advised.
OrderBouillon classics
TipAfter 22:30 the queue thins. Order onion soup, steak tartare and île flottante for the late triple.
Le Comptoir Général in Paris's 10e is the canal-side African-themed bar-restaurant in a converted warehouse, with West African plates and a hibiscus bar.
OrderBissap juice and West African plates
TipOpen from 18:00 Tue-Sun; live DJ Thu-Sat from 22:00. The kitchen serves until 01:00 nightly.
Le Petit Bouillon Pharamond in Paris keeps its 1879 dining room running until midnight. Tripes à la mode de Caen, Camembert flambé, Norman dishes after 23:00.
OrderTripes à la mode de Caen
TipThe tile mosaics are listed Historic Monument. Sit on the upper level for the dining-room view.
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