Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views

By Daniela
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Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
Peonies & Puns
Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
@alinakolot

The last few days I have been watching the beauty of fall from my cosy rustic cabin back in my home town. Being back in Paris now, my mind keeps drifting to the emerald lake we visited and the colourful forests I have seen during the time I’ve spent there. Here there is no crackling fire, but certainly these two places are a perfect choice for a cosy lunch or dinner with some incredible Parisian views between the working days …

Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
L’Oiseau Blanc via WWD
Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
The Peninsula Paris

L’Oiseau Blanc
at Peninsula Hôtel
19 Avenue Kléber,
75016 Paris

Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
L’Oiseau Blanc | photo: @journeyintolavillelumiere

L’Oiseau Blanc at the Peninsula Hôtel is presided over by a replica of the White Bird (in homage to the plane in which Nungesser and Coli attempted to cross the Atlantic in 1927) and offers a 360 degrees view over Paris. Chef Christophe Raoux offers typical French cuisine, highlighting the best of French products hand-picked everyday.

Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
Vogue Paris
Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
@zorymory
Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
Condé Nast Traveler

Café de l’Homme
17 place du Trocadéro,
75016 Paris

Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
@allthethingschampagne
Weekday Wanderlust | Wine With a View: Two Restaurants in Paris with the Most Romantic Views
@feelinggourmet

Interior architects Gilles et Boissier transformed Café de l’Homme with marble tables, velvet sofas and Arabic-style latticework. The restaurant is managed by Christophe Bonnat and Coco Coupérie-Eiffel (the great-great-granddaughter of Mr. Gustave Eiffel himself) and serves classic French cuisine with an international influence.