Comice Review
Paris Restaurant Guide

Comice

Discover the essence of haute French cuisine at Comice, nestled at 31 Av. de Versailles, 75016 Paris. This enchanting establishment seamlessly combines casual elegance with romantic charm, offering an intimate setting for a gastronomic journey. Delight in a meticulously curated menu of French delicacies and an extensive wine selection, all underscored by a commitment to exceptional service and accessibility for all patrons. Experience the artistry of French cuisine in an upmarket yet cozy atmosphere, where reservations are essential to secure a coveted dining experience at this distinguished culinary gem.

About

Comice embodies haute French cuisine. This establishment offers an alluring blend of casual elegance and romantic charm, providing an intimate setting for a gastronomic journey.

Comice’s meticulously curated menu showcases an exquisite selection of French delicacies, complemented by an extensive wine list featuring many small artisan winemakers. The restaurant’s commitment to exceptional service is evident in its wheelchair-accessible entrance and seating, ensuring a welcoming experience for all guests.

With a focus on lunch and dinner, Comice invites patrons to savor the artistry of French cuisine in an upmarket yet cozy atmosphere. Reservations are essential, emphasizing the high demand for this distinguished culinary gem.

Location

Write a Review

0
0 out of 5 stars (based on 0 reviews)
Excellent
Very good
Average
Poor
Terrible

Find Things to Do in Paris

Find Accommodation

Explore Other Travel Guides & Reviews

Comice is a one-Michelin-star restaurant in the 16th arrondissement, at 31 Avenue de Versailles near the Seine. Opened by Canadian couple Etheliya Hananova and Noam Gedalof — both alumni of the acclaimed Astrance — it offers refined, modern French cooking rooted in Gallic tradition, served in an elegant, art-filled room with vivid blue walls.

What to expect at Comice

The kitchen builds a single set menu around the best produce of the moment, giving classic French technique a contemporary spin. The pairing of Gedalof’s precise cooking and Hananova’s thoughtful wine list makes for a polished, grown-up experience that feels personal rather than corporate. The dining room is stylish but warm, decorated with works by contemporary artists. It is a genuine fine-dining destination in a residential stretch of western Paris.

Good to know

  • Address: 31 Avenue de Versailles, 75016 Paris (16th arrondissement)
  • Cuisine: Modern French, one Michelin star
  • Chefs: Noam Gedalof and Etheliya Hananova
  • Phone: +33 1 42 15 55 70
  • Format: Single seasonal set menu; strong wine list
  • Best for: A refined, personal fine-dining dinner

Booking ahead is recommended. For more standout tables, see our guide to the best restaurants in Paris, and plan around your meal with our things to do in Paris.