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Paris's new tables

Validated recent openings, from chef tables to neighbourhood spots: what has genuinely just arrived in Paris.

By the Gatto editorial team3 min read6 places
Paris's new tables

The tables that just opened in Paris, flagged by our novelty detection, not merely added to the database. We mix registers: chef cooking, a plant-based table, a sharp sandwich shop, a cocktail bar.

Leading the way, Mumbai Café's already-cult butter chicken, Mantra's Malaysian-French surprise-menu fusion and Geoélia's seafood cooking by Camille Saint-M'leux.

The list turns over at every refresh: once an address settles in for good, it makes way for the next.

Places in this guide

  1. Mantra
    1Fine dining restaurant

    Mantra

    On rue Claude Rodier, a Malaysian-French fusion with a surprise menu: each table gets a different card depending on the chef's inspiration.

    « Each table receives a different menu according to the chef's inspiration, turning the meal into a real culinary adventure. »

    Google
  2. Geoélia
    2Fine dining restaurant

    Geoélia

    On rue de la Tour, Camille Saint-M'leux's seafood cooking, brine and Brittany fish, in a pared-back room where the chef comes out in person.

    « The seafood and fish are cooked with great finesse, highlighting the brine and flavours of Brittany without overloading. »

    Google
  3. Superfine
    3Cocktail bar

    Superfine

    On passage Josset, a bar of creative cocktails and careful mocktails, a passionate team and small plates to match: perfect for a night out.

    « Original, balanced creations, with real attention to detail and flavour, without needless frills. »

    Google
  4. Vivide
    4Vegan restaurant

    Vivide

    On rue Dancourt, a sharp vegan table where seasonal vegetables shine, with noted homemade alcohol-free pairings.

    « The pairings of flavours and textures are worked with precision, without excess or artifice. »

    Google
  5. Vandal
    5Sandwich shop

    Vandal

    On rue des Alouettes, a sandwich shop off the beaten track, spiced sardine or turkey gochujang on Union bakery bread: the accessible option.

    « The recipes go off the beaten track with combinations like spiced sardine, comforting meatball or turkey gochujang. »

    Google
  6. Mumbai Café
    6Indian restaurant

    Mumbai Café

    On rue de Trevise, an Indian table already sought out for a butter chicken cited among the best in Paris and its crisp cheese naans.

    « The signature dish is regularly cited as one of the best in Paris, with a rich sauce and generous portions. »

    Google
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Frequently asked questions

How do we know a table is genuinely new?
It is confirmed as a recent opening by our novelty detection (status confirmed_new or likely_new), not just recently added to Gatto. The list is refreshed roughly every two weeks.
A good-value newcomer?
Vandal, on rue des Alouettes, for its original homemade sandwiches on bread from the Union bakery, an accessible option among chicer tables.
Any vegetarian options?
Vivide, on rue Dancourt, is a vegan table where seasonal vegetables shine, with noted homemade alcohol-free pairings.