About this experience
Experience refined dining at Madame Brasserie, located on the first level of the Eiffel Tower, one of the most visited monuments in the world. The restaurant combines sustainability, modern design, and comfort, with expansive windows offering panoramic views of Paris. See the Trocadero just below, the La Defense business district in the distance, and Montmartre overlooking the city. The menu, crafted by renowned chef Thierry Marx, is inspired by the rich history of French gastronomy.
Why you'll love it
What's included
What's included
Not included
Meeting point
Madame Brasserie, Tour Eiffel, Paris, France
- 1Arrive at the foot of the Eiffel Tower and proceed to Entrance 1 with your booking confirmation. Follow the signs for Madame Brasserie and stop at the restaurant's reception desk on the forecourt to collect your elevator ticket before heading up.
Know before you go
Frequently asked questions
Does my booking include access to the top of the Eiffel Tower?
No. Your booking covers the elevator to the first floor and your meal at Madame Brasserie only. Tickets to the second floor and summit are sold separately and must be purchased independently.
What should I wear to the restaurant?
Smart-casual dress is required. Sportswear, tracksuits, running shoes, and flip-flops are not allowed. When in doubt, dress as you would for a quality city-centre restaurant.
Can I bring children, and is there a menu for them?
Children are welcome. Dedicated children's menus are available at both lunch and dinner. Children under 4 are admitted free of charge, though no meal is provided for them.
Where exactly do I go when I arrive?
Head to Entrance 1 at the base of the Eiffel Tower and look for Madame Brasserie signage. Collect your elevator ticket from the restaurant's reception desk on the forecourt before taking the lift up.
Are the menus fixed, or do they change?
The menus are seasonal and may change without prior notice, as dishes are built around the best available ingredients. The menu links provided at booking reflect the current offering.
Which menu should I choose — and what is the difference between lunch and dinner options?
At lunch, the Brasserie menu is a lighter, more casual option, while the Madame menu includes drinks. Dinner offers the Gustave and Grande Dame menus, both with drinks, with the Grande Dame being the more extensive experience. All four options are available to compare before you book.
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