WHERE ? Café Français Café Beaubourg Georges Le Marly Le Ruc Etienne Marcel Germain Brasserie Thoumieux Matignon TIME NUMBER OF GUESTS Confirm ABOUT OUR VENUES EVENTS PRESS CURRENT PROJECTS EN / FR OUR VENUES Brasseries Café Français Chez Julien Café Beaubourg Georges Le Marly Le Ruc Etienne Marcel Germain Restaurant Castel Brasserie Thoumieux Matignon Club / Cinéma Paradisio Castel Club Matignon Gastronomie Jean-françois Piège Pâtisserie Gâteaux Thoumieux Hôtels Hôtel Thoumieux Hôtel Amour Corso Corso Trudaine Corso Kleber Corso Franz Liszt Corso Quai De Seine Corso Bibliothèque CAFÉ FRANÇAIS Café Français is the new addition to the Beaumarly group that was opened in 2013. It breaks the mold on all the preconceived notions and clichés about the Place de la Bastille. Café Français offers a palette of all of Beaumarly’s talent, spacious rooms, but also a bar and a beautiful terrace so that you can serenely take in the Génie de la Bastille. There you will also find all of India Mahdavi’s talent, her mixture of colors and materials, using the colors of the French flag, while the artistic duo from M/M (Paris) has designed a logo that plays on absolute abstraction. CHEZ JULIEN At Beaumarly, we haven't forgotten the Seine either. Chez Julien restaurant is just a short bit away from the river, brimming over with charm and chic, and just a step back into the past. It is surrounded by dressed stone, on a pedestrian street so typical of Parisian postcards, a style much appreciated by our American friends... We owe this décor to Gérard Cholot, that holds to a Belle Époque style with lilac-colored walls, antique mirrors and a beautiful ceiling dating from 1900. We can't forget the Purple Room found upstairs, upholstered in velvet, for hosting evenings with friends that carry on through the night. CAFÉ BEAUBOURG The “Beau” of Beaumarly, this is it. The true flagship of the group, the Café Beaubourg is the symbol of the group and the vision of two pioneers of the eighties, Gilbert and Jean-Louis Costes. The space is inspired by the great Austrian cafés, breaking the mold and still making waves. It is the creation of Christian de Portzamparc, an architect who has since gained international renown, and won the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize. The Café Beaubourg is a Parisian institution. GEORGES This is one of the gems of the Beaumarly group, crowning one of the most original architectural creations in the world that is also one of the most well-known museums. "Le Georges", as the regulars call it, is much more than just a restaurant - it is an experience. It's also a certain way of crossing art and design, orchestrated by the team of Jakob + MacFarlane. A few roses and a unique view, to discover Paris from above. LE MARLY Café Marly is one of the most beautiful Parisian secrets, and one of the best-kept. It is not a place that necessarily calls out to the public, but once you know it, you become quite attached. Café Marly is part of the Beaumarly group's DNA, a unique, iconic space, strongly linked to culture and luxury goods. Under the arches you'll find the best spot to view the glass pyramid created by Ieoh Ming Pei. The perfect mix of a Parisian brasserie and a literary café, you can easily get caught up in its ambiance and lose track of time. LE RUC The great classic, according to Beaumarly, is named Café Ruc. A beautiful space covered in purple, the work of interior designer Jacques Garcia, who also designed the Hôtel Costes and Matignon. A Parisian restaurant where you can enjoy a relaxed moment with friends or family. “It is a theater lobby," Jacques Garcia points out, in reference to the Comédie Française that is just across the way. You often cross actors there, once the show has ended. ETIENNE MARCEL A cutting-edge concept for the Beaumarly group, the Etienne Marcel restaurant measures change in decades, eras, centuries... A project born from the imagination of Thierry Costes that brought together artists such as Philippe Parreno and Pierre Huyghe, as well as famous graphic designers M/M (Paris), the space that opened in 2002 is like no other in Paris. Here we are in a retro-futuristic dining hall that could be a place where the hero of RIdley Scott's "Blade Runner" would hang out. Complete change of scene. GERMAIN Since 2009, Beaumarly has brought a wave of change to Saint-Germain-des-Prés, reinventing the neighborhood with its appropriately named Germain. This space, designed by the great India Mahdavi, creatively uses the colors blue, yellow and green, and mixes genres and eras. Here you might cross Jean Dujardin's smiling face, as you pass a table of French cinema stars, who are particularly fond of the Germain restaurant. Xavier Vielhan's immense statue lends an avant-garde shine to the space, going through the ceiling to continue upstairs, where a billiard room awaits you... PARADISIO The Beaumarly group loves cinema! And since Thierry Costes never does anything like anyone else, he designed a space, in collaboration with Nathanaël Karmitz (MK2), within the corridors of the Germain. It is a sort of dream movie house from the seventies, with leather furnishings and full of color, a little bit of heaven with shades of Henri Rousseau, designed by India Mahdavi. The Germain Paradisio is the promise of an exceptional evening between the lucky few... RESTAURANT CASTEL Castel, is not only a club but a place where we like to have dinner, to share a magic moment. Indeed, you can find the restaurant of the first floor, an inimitable style of the quality label Beaumarly, with the Chef Thierry Burlot, one of the stars and adviser of our restaurants. The chef Burlot breathes life into an attractive and international menu. In Castel, we dance, but we do not forget to sit down and to eat above all! CASTEL A place of legend, which appeared like a mirage at the dawn of the sixties, Castel, named after its founder Jean Castel, quickly established itself as the place to be for parties, flamboyant in the Parisian night... Princess Street has found its prince, and nothing will ever be the same in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. In 2014, a merry band of mercenaries entrepreneurs finally woke the monster up, bringing up to date the place while entirely respecting the style that made the success and charm of Castel. Castel reserves admissions exclusively to its Members. HÔTEL THOUMIEUX Another jewel of the Beaumarly group is the Thoumieux project – an adventure led by Thierry Costes and superstar chef Jean-François Piège. The brasserie Thoumieux is the rebirth of a legendary place. It has grown, and today it is a fusion of brasserie and gastronomical restaurant, as well as a hotel and a space dedicated to the chef’s famous pastries! With a logo designed by M/M (Paris) and rooms designed by the creative genius of India Mahdavi, Thoumieux is now a must for the true Parisian luxury experience. BRASSERIE THOUMIEUX Another jewel of the Beaumarly group is the Thoumieux project – an adventure led by Thierry Costes and superstar chef Jean-François Piège. The brasserie Thoumieux is the rebirth of a legendary place. It has grown, and today it is a fusion of brasserie and gastronomical restaurant, as well as a hotel and a space dedicated to the chef’s famous pastries! With a logo designed by M/M (Paris) and rooms designed by the creative genius of India Mahdavi, Thoumieux is now a must for the true Parisian luxury experience. GÂTEAUX THOUMIEUX Another jewel of the Beaumarly group is the Thoumieux project – an adventure led by Thierry Costes and superstar chef Jean-François Piège. The brasserie Thoumieux is the rebirth of a legendary place. It has grown, and today it is a fusion of brasserie and gastronomical restaurant, as well as a hotel and a space dedicated to the chef’s famous pastries! With a logo designed by M/M (Paris) and rooms designed by the creative genius of India Mahdavi, Thoumieux is now a must for the true Parisian luxury experience. JEAN-FRANÇOIS PIÈGE Another jewel of the Beaumarly group is the Thoumieux project – an adventure led by Thierry Costes and superstar chef Jean-François Piège. The brasserie Thoumieux is the rebirth of a legendary place. It has grown, and today it is a fusion of brasserie and gastronomical restaurant, as well as a hotel and a space dedicated to the chef’s famous pastries! With a logo designed by M/M (Paris) and rooms designed by the creative genius of India Mahdavi, Thoumieux is now a must for the true Parisian luxury experience. MATIGNON Matignon is a place that is both inspired and inspiring, with its restaurant designed by Jacques Garcia, and its club by Charles Tassin. CLUB MATIGNON Club Matignon continues in Parisian clubbing tradition, a hedonistic space created by Gilbert Costes. Every moment the space is made anew, mixing gold and platinum. HÔTEL AMOUR Art, fashion, and la Bohème: The Hôtel Amour brings together all that is the essence of today's Paris, in all its mixes and swirls, for those who want something other than a soulless luxury hotel, and who prefer that life be simple, far away from pretentiousness. Thierry Costes found the perfect partners for this adventure near Pigalle and Montmartre when he chose the talents of Emmanuel Delavenne and André Saraiva. Not your usual spot, definitely different, but also a restaurant that stands out from others, and that is summed up in one word: STYLE. CORSO The Corsos are a subtle combination of tradition and reinterpretation of the Parisian café as Italian café. All of the typical elements of an ordinary café have been reimagined by designer Robert Stadler in order to be more than just a simple bistro, and to build a real visual identity into the core of the concept. Our four Corsos are truly lively places, and can welcome you with continuous service 7 days a week in the 9th, 10th, 16th and 19th arrondissements of Paris. In this way they adhere to all of the traditional elements of style for Parisian cafés, while making their own statement both through their concept and their Italian menu. LEGAL NOTICES| CAREERS| CONTACT| EN / FR |