Restaurant in the Palais de Tokyo, designed by Joseph Dirand. Blends French cuisine with international influences, focusing on seasonal ingredients. Features indoor and terrace dining with Eiffel Tower views.
Concept and Design
Monsieur Bleu occupies the west wing of the Palais de Tokyo, a contemporary art complex in Paris. The restaurant's design, by architect Joseph Dirand, revolves around a fictional character concept, aiming to merge Parisian heritage with contemporary style.
Culinary Approach
- French cuisine with international influences
- Focus on seasonal ingredients and traditional dishes
- Specialties include:
- Truffle dishes (pizza, pasta)
- Seafood (tuna, sea bass)
- Foie gras
Unique Features
- Terrace dining with partial Eiffel Tower views
- Weekend brunch with varied menu
- Family-friendly, offering children's entertainment on weekends
- DJ performances in the evenings
- Officine Buly soap provided in bathrooms
Practical Information
- Open for lunch, dinner, and late-night dining
- Weekend brunch available
- Cocktail and fresh fruit drink offerings
- Advance reservations recommended
- Owned by Gille Malafosse and Laurent de Gourcuff
- Sister restaurant to Girafe