Brasserie Lipp
4.2
(7.6k)Brasserie Lipp is a classic Parisian brasserie that opened in 1880, known for its traditional French dishes like sauerkraut with pork. The interior features mirrors and decorative tiles, creating an elegant yet cozy atmosphere. It's a place where you can enjoy French classics done well, from oysters to daily specials.
Address
151 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, France
Opening Hours
12:00 PM – 1:00 AM (Thu)
Phone
+33 1 45 48 53 91
Worth it?
Worth it if you want a taste of old-school Paris and don't mind an expensive meal
Skip if you're looking for quiet intimacy or guaranteed polite service
Location
151 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris, France
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Highlights
The decor, with its tiled murals, painted ceilings, and purple moleskin seating, was redesigned in 1920 and maintains a classic Parisian feel.
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Who it's for
This spot is for anyone looking for a traditional French dining experience with a lively atmosphere, including families and groups. It's also dog-friendly if you're traveling with a pet.
Know before you go
The restaurant is considered expensive, so be prepared for a higher price point.
Reservations are accepted, which might help with seating, though some reviewers still reported delays even with one.
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Reviews
4.2
Very good
5 ReviewsOverall, Brasserie Lipp is celebrated for its classic French cuisine and beautiful, inviting decor. While many reviewers rave about the food and attentive service, a notable number have reported issues with rude or inattentive staff, suggesting a mixed experience.
Fun facts
Brasserie Lipp sponsors an annual literary prize, the Prix Cazes, awarded to an author who hasn't won any other literary prize.
The brasserie was the site of a political scandal in 1965 when Moroccan anti-monarchist Mehdi Ben Barka was abducted in front of it.
It's been featured in literature, including Ernest Hemingway's memoir "A Moveable Feast," and in Woody Allen's film "Midnight in Paris."
