Which places serve until 2 a.m.?

According to Google hours, Café du Coin and L’Orillon close at 2 a.m. every day, as does BRASS (open noon to 2 a.m.), Des Terres from Tuesday to Sunday, and Le Cyrano from Thursday to Saturday.

Where can I eat late without overspending?

L’Orillon in Belleville is ranked budget-friendly. Des Terres has a €24 lunch menu according to Gault&Millau, and Café du Coin shows mid-range prices.

Can I eat late on Sunday?

Yes: Tekés (until 1:30 a.m.), Soces, BRASS, Des Terres, Café du Coin, L’Orillon, À La Renaissance and Le Cyrano are open Sunday night according to Google. Au Passage is closed on Sundays.

Should I check hours before going?

Yes, closing times vary by day: Soces is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, Au Passage on Mondays and Sundays, and Le Cyrano closes at 12:30 a.m. early in the week.

Where to eat late in Paris: tables open until 1 or 2 a.m.

Places in this guide

N°1Neo-bistro
Tekés
Assaf Granit’s Israeli table in Bonne-Nouvelle, open every evening until 1:30 a.m., ideal for groups. Gault&Millau notes astonishing cooking that makes you finish the plates.
« astonishing cooking, visually and in taste, that makes you finish the plates and stoneware bowls »
— Gault&Millau
21 mentions
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N°2Bistro
Café du coin
An 11th-arrondissement bistro open from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. every day, with a formica counter, flowery tiles and clean bistro cooking. Mid-range prices, more than 800 Google reviews.
« The menu keeps the clean bistro line that made the joint a hit with the neighbourhood’s thirty-somethings »
— Time Out
15 mentions
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N°3Seafood restaurant
Soces
A little gem of a brasserie in the 19th, a Michelin Guide Coup de cœur, run by the former Clamato chef. Open Wednesday to Sunday until 1 a.m., more than 800 Google reviews at 4.6.
« A little gem of a Parisian brasserie run by the former Clamato chef, Marius de Ponfilly »
— Le Guide Michelin
16 mentions
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N°4Neo-bistro
Des Terres
A small 20th-arrondissement bistro open Tuesday to Sunday until 2 a.m., with a €24 lunch menu and plenty of natural and organic wines. A 4.7 Google rating.
« A cheerful, easygoing atmosphere in this 20th-arrondissement neighbourhood bistro. »
— Le Guide Michelin
9 mentions
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N°5Bistro
A La Renaissance
A bistro on rue de la Roquette, famous since the 1990s for its natural wine cellar, open every day until 1 a.m., with a terrace Time Out calls killer.
« In short, this cosy bistro with a killer terrace has everything to become our new HQ »
— Time Out
11 mentions
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N°6Brasserie
BRASS
A brasserie opened in spring 2025 on boulevard Saint-Germain, open noon to 2 a.m. every day, with leeks vinaigrette and sausage and mash. Continuous service so you never miss a late dinner.
« a breath of fresh air runs through Saint-Germain-des-Prés while continuing its tradition of legendary cafés »
— pariszigzag.fr
13 mentions
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N°7Bistro
Le Cyrano
A former brothel near Place de Clichy, once frequented by the Surrealists, with art nouveau mosaics, revived by four friends. Closing at 2 a.m. from Thursday to Saturday. More than 900 Google reviews at 4.5.
« Le Cyrano recites the classics with panache! »
— Le Fooding
14 mentions
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N°8Restaurant
L'Orillon
Belleville’s old communard bar, with its worn zinc, taken over by the Café du Coin team: egg mayo, crispy ham and garlic butter baguette, neighbourhood canteen. Open until 2 a.m., ranked budget-friendly.
« a communard dive bar with zinc worn by ten generations of thirsty elbows »
— Time Out
12 mentions
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