British gastropub spanning 1000 m² over three floors, featuring a zinc bar, themed rooms, and a speakeasy. Chef Calum Franklin leads the kitchen, offering British cuisine made with French ingredients.
Concept and Layout
The Public House is a British-style gastropub in Paris, occupying 1000 m² across three floors:
- Ground floor: Main room with long zinc bar
- Upper floors: Themed spaces including Gaming Room and Patio
- Basement: Speakeasy-style bar
Total capacity: 300 guests
Design
Interior designer Laura Gonzalez created a space that merges:
- Parisian brasserie aesthetics
- Traditional English pub elements
Culinary Approach
Kitchen
Led by British chef Calum Franklin, known for:
Menu
- British cuisine
- Primarily French ingredients
- Exception: English cheeses
Beverage Program
- Craft beers
- Scotch and Irish whiskies
- Wine list: Predominantly French selections
Notable Features
- Extensive gin selection
- Customizable ice cream sundae with tick list
- Generous bone marrow portion with beef pie
Practical Information
- Reservations recommended
- Suitable for pre-opera dining