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Carmona

Carmona, a charming Mediterranean restaurant in Paris, exudes an inviting ambiance with a cozy atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a delightful dining experience. This hidden gem offers a diverse menu featuring small plates, delectable cocktails, and an extensive selection of wines and spirits. Whether it's a leisurely breakfast, a satisfying lunch, or an intimate dinner, Carmona caters to every dining occasion.

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Carmona, a charming Mediterranean restaurant in Paris, exudes an inviting ambiance with a cozy atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a delightful dining experience. This hidden gem offers a diverse menu featuring small plates, delectable cocktails, and an extensive selection of wines and spirits. Whether it’s a leisurely breakfast, a satisfying lunch, or an intimate dinner, Carmona caters to every dining occasion. The establishment prides itself on its wheelchair-accessible entrance, group-friendly setting, and the convenience of making reservations. With its warm and welcoming atmosphere, Carmona promises an unforgettable culinary journey, where guests can savor exquisite Mediterranean flavors amidst a truly inviting setting.

Menu Highlights

  • Roasted Carrots and their Onion Juice – 14
  • Smoked Tomato and its Potato Purée with Cashew Nuts – 16
  • Marinated Octopus Carpaccio with Citrus Fruits – 25
  • Grilled Shrimp – 35
  • Churros with Chocolate Sauce and Dulce de Leche – 15

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Carmona is a stylish Spanish restaurant in the 16th arrondissement, at 10 Avenue de New York on the Seine near the Palais de Tokyo. Conceived by fashion designer Alexis Mabille and led by chef Esteban Salazar Martinez, it brings the flavours of Andalusia to a chic, design-led room decorated with seashell-covered walls.

What to expect at Carmona

The kitchen celebrates Andalusian gastronomy — Mediterranean, seafood-leaning Spanish cooking — in a colourful, fashionable setting that reflects Mabille’s eye for design. It is an evening-focused, atmospheric spot, open late and well suited to a lively dinner or drinks with a southern Spanish accent. The riverside location, near the Eiffel Tower and the museums of the 16th, adds to the appeal.

Good to know

  • Address: 10 Avenue de New York, 75116 Paris (16th arrondissement)
  • Cuisine: Andalusian / Spanish
  • Chef: Esteban Salazar Martinez
  • Phone: +33 1 49 53 01 79
  • Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, evenings
  • Best for: A stylish Spanish dinner near the Seine

Booking ahead is recommended. For more places to eat, see our guide to the best restaurants in Paris, and plan your day with our things to do in Paris.