What to expect

Book your New Year's Eve at the Procope, one of the oldest restaurants in the capital. Open since 1686 on the Left Bank in Paris, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, people come here to nourish both their body and spirit. A literary salon and an emblem of the Revolution, the Procope has inspired writers since the 18th century. Diderot, Voltaire, Rousseau, as well as Verlaine or Musset, all these great men had their habits at the Procope café.

Fans of fusion or molecular cuisine, go your way: the Procope is resolutely conservative of French gastronomic traditions. So, on this last evening of the year, the one on December 31st 2026, come and savor a piece of history and toast under the bicorne of Napoleon I, left as a pledge for a coffee he will never pay.

Customer Reviews

4.3/5 - 4 reviews

Pauline B.

Published over a year ago

Good but can still improve

Good but more information about the event could have been provided by CometoParis (restaurant opened at 7.30 pm but we could have go later for our dinner so we rushed a bit as we did not know).