JACQUES
JACQUES offers a captivating blend of a French restaurant, cocktail bar, and brewery, creating an alluring fusion of flavors and experiences. With an extensive array of offerings including great cocktails, beer, wine, and healthy options, it caters to diverse preferences. The venue provides a casual and cozy atmosphere, ideal for groups and offers wheelchair-accessible seating. Whether it's breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner, JACQUES ensures a memorable dining experience with its varied service options, including delivery, takeaway, and dine-in, along with the convenience of reservations. This establishment stands out for its commitment to providing a wide range of dining and beverage options, making it a noteworthy destination for both locals and visitors alike.
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JACQUES offers a captivating blend of a French restaurant, cocktail bar, and brewery, creating an alluring fusion of flavors and experiences. With an extensive array of offerings including great cocktails, beer, wine, and healthy options, it caters to diverse preferences. The venue provides a casual and cozy atmosphere, ideal for groups and offers wheelchair-accessible seating. Whether it’s breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner, JACQUES ensures a memorable dining experience with its varied service options, including delivery, takeaway, and dine-in, along with the convenience of reservations. This establishment stands out for its commitment to providing a wide range of dining and beverage options, making it a noteworthy destination for both locals and visitors alike.
Menu Highlights
- Croque with summer truffle, Comté cheese and ham
- Mini Burgers Jacques Black Angus
- Ceviche of gilt-head bream with royal coriander and “Leche del Tigre”
- Daily special: Fish with homemade fries (16.50€)
- Dessert of the day (7€)
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JACQUES is a restaurants restaurant in the Array arrondissement of Paris.
Jacques is a stylish neo-bistro in the 16th arrondissement, at 129 Avenue Victor Hugo, that shifts gear through the day — brasserie at lunch, bistro at dinner and a cocktail bar into the evening. Founded by Benjamin, the man behind the “Eat the Road” food truck, and named after his grandfather, it brings an easy, contemporary energy to a smart residential corner near Place Victor Hugo.
What to expect at Jacques
Executive chef Stéphane Laruelle — formerly of the Michelin-starred Le Chiberta — leads a kitchen built on simple, well-sourced French bistro cooking with the occasional foreign accent. The menu follows the seasons through short, organic-leaning supply chains, and the format is flexible: weekday lunch formulas, à la carte dinners, weekend brunch, and cocktails with music later on. It is a polished but approachable spot, equally suited to a quick lunch or a longer evening.
Good to know
- Address: 129 Avenue Victor Hugo, 75116 Paris (16th arrondissement)
- Cuisine: French neo-bistro / brasserie
- Chef: Stéphane Laruelle
- Phone: +33 1 43 59 72 41
- Hours: Open daily, morning until midnight
- Best for: All-day dining, brunch and cocktails in the 16th
It is a reliable, flexible choice in a part of Paris with fewer casual options. For more recommendations, browse our guide to the best restaurants in Paris, and fill out your itinerary with our things to do in Paris.