Hours not to be associated with the Museum. Take a break while you travel and come to this popular restaurant located just next to the Eiffel Tower. Besides, this tower restaurant has a very good reputation and many positives reviews. This restaurant has Tower viewpoints from both its main dining hall with bay windows and from its outdoor terrace.
Depending on the time of day and lighting, this restaurant offers myriad views of Paris and the Tower. Feel free to enjoy a glass of wine with this magnificent view. As an alternative, some hotels also have a terrace with a view on the Iron Lady. But the best way to experience French gastronomy and an amazing view over Paris is to book a lunch or dinner at the Eiffel Tower in Paris with Paris City Vision!
In the dining room on the first floor, the accessible family lunchtime menu makes way for refined cuisine in a more hushed atmosphere in the evening.
An unbeatable view. During the day, it's about appreciating the natural light. Triple Michelin-starred chef, Frederic Anton, along with a team of fabulous chefs, seek inspiration from the Iron Lady to create dishes that'll surprise and thrill your taste buds. You can either opt for lunch or dinner at this outstanding restaurant but remember to make a reservation because walk-ins are not possible! The most visited paid monument in the world, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic and instantly recognisable buildings across the globe.
The wrought-iron lattice tower is metres tall, making it the tallest structure in all of Paris. Constructed between and for the World Fair, the Eiffel Tower has become synonymous with the city of Paris and no trip to the City of Lights is complete without stopping by at the Eiffel Tower. The rich architecture and awe-inspiring design of the tower are reasons enough to visit the renowned landmark, but the Eiffel Tower is more than just a steel structure.
Over the years, the Eiffel Tower has come to represent the spirit of Paris; vibrant, beautiful and full of verve. But everything changed for the international exhibition when all four of the original restaurants were demolished. With the complete overhaul and refurbishment of the first floor of the Eiffel Tower for this occasion it was decided that there would only be two restaurants, the first being where the Russian restaurant was located and the second where the Dutch restaurant and theatre used to be.
But it was not until the s when the Eiffel Tower underwent major renovations that these restaurants got another overhall. The two restaurants were called La Belle France and Le Parisien and it was also at this time that the now famous Jules Verne restaurant on the second floor was designed and completed. Then later on La Belle France and Le Parisien were then transformed into one large brasserie back in and it was named Altitude 95 due to being located 95 metres above sea level.
Late in the Jules Verne was completely renovated and then in the Altitude 95 brasserie had another overhaul with a change of name to 58 Tour Eiffel, both designed by Patrick Jouin and now these are the chic places to eat in Paris with unique views, yet there are other food options available as well.
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