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Spectacular views, delicious food, and great service! The atmosphere was beautiful, and everything came together for a wonderful dining experience. Definitely worth visiting!
What an amazing experience. I've dined at Jules Verne before, but it was my first time at Madame Brasserie. My one week stay with my sister ended here. I'm so glad we did this dinner at the end of our trip instead of at the beginning. The instructions are super clear. You go through security to enter the Eiffel Tower plaza then check in at a dedicated kiosk where we were given our lift tickets and our dinner reservation for the host. We were then taken up to the first level where we had to sign in. I saw that our table was 301 and I told my sister I had a good feeling we were going to have a mice table. Boy was I right. The woman who led us to our table took us to a corner where we had the perfect view of the moon. The food was good. It wasn't amazing, but it was fine. My choices worked out for me. What worked out even more for me was that our meal came with wine and as it so happens, my sister doesn't drink so all her drink orders ended up going down my throat. I was litty titty at the end. The service was great. Better than I expected tbh. There were so many diners, some celebrating birthdays. There was zero downtime. We never had to ask for anything twice. They had everything handled. Just want to add that our seatmates turned out to be this amazing couple from Idaho who were super sweet. As it turned out, they lived one county over from where I grew up when they were newly married. What a small world.
My group ate at Madame Brasserie! Lunch in the Eiffel Tower was an unforgettable experience! The three-course menu started with creamy, flavorful deviled eggs, followed by perfectly roasted chicken with earthy mushrooms and tender potatoes. The salted caramel dessert was the star of the show--rich, silky, and indulgent without being overly sweet. While the bread and butter fell flat (cold bread and butter straight from the fridge), the rest of the meal more than made up for it. Service was warm and attentive, and dining with those iconic Paris views made it all the more special. I'd definitely recommend this experience!
Most restaurants with a view aren't known for their food -- and this one is no exception. Everyone comes here for the experience: dining inside the Eiffel Tower. The staff keeps things moving with well-practiced efficiency, and you'll be in and out in about an hour and a half, tops. That said, the food is decent, if not memorable. We'd had œufs mayonnaise at a simple bistro the night before that were far better. The mains (there were three to choose from) were perfectly acceptable but ultimately forgettable. Service was brisk and polite -- friendly enough, but clearly on a schedule. The birthday gâteau was richly chocolatey and made for a nice ending. Still, next time I'd skip the crowd and splurge on Jules Verne, just a few floors up.
We dined at Madame Brasserie at the Eiffel Tower for lunch. The food was not fantastic, but it was more about the experience. We were greeted and seated at a table with a nice view. Champagne and wine were brought out to start with. The appetizer was a tomato tart. It was actually good. The crust was nice with a buttery flavor. The main was nothing exciting, a modified vegetarian bowl of roasted vegetables. I think it initially is made with roasted chicken. The bread roll that came with it was really hard and a somewhat dry. Service was excellent though. The food is three stars, but the service and atmosphere make it 4 stars.
We ate at Madame Brasserie inside the Eiffel Tower. It was a very memorial experience. I had to reserve it months ahead of time. It was very beautiful view!
This place is amazing, from the view, the serivce was wonderful, and the food was excellent. You must go the next time you are in Paris!
I took my daughter to Paris, France and 4 other countries (10 European cities) to celebrate her 21st birthday. In Paris, I decided to take her to lunch at 58 La Tour Eiffel resto. It def didn't disappoint. We enjoyed the wine and the food. The service was good. It was fast and the wait staff were nice. It was pretty organized and efficient. It had a nice ambiance and great view of the Seine. Afterwards we went to the top of the tower. We had a great time.
The food was terrible. My wife and I couldn't eat our main course. We had different things and neither of us wanted to tell the other we were not enjoying it. My wife asked why wasn't hungry and I said it just wasn't good. She laughed and said the same thing. The people next to us we saw didn't eat their dinner either. At six hundred dollars for two it was ridiculous. Only the staff and the view was nice. It was the first time I've ever not given any extra tip. I would never go back or recommend it to anyone. I was told it was a tourist trap but wanted Mother's Day dinner to be memorable for my wife.
A panoramic view of Paris. Exceptional food and service. Exceptional salads and entrees. Every item perfectly prepared, every dish balanced and satisfying. Paired with great wine and an exceptional view, we highly recommend dining in the Eiffel Tower (Madame Brasserie). In a word, Magnifi
I don't eat fine dining often, and maybe that's why I was not really feeling this place, but I would say everything is kind of subpar. The day we went we got caught in the rain and was late for our reservation by a bit. Waiting for the elevator, security check, etc. at the Eiffel Tower added more time and it did rush us a bit to eat. I felt like I couldn't really enjoy anything because the staff was rushing us to the next course. The food itself was kind of odd. I understand that it was more experimental flavors and food, but the taste for every course was just mediocre or subpar. The Niçoise-style snacked white tuna had a lot of olives and anchovies(??) that made it overly salty. The 1st course of lobster was weird because a regular crunchy flakey croissant was soggy from the sauce. The main course were mediocre, nothing great nothing horrible (goes for the chicken, lamb and fish). The dessert was good, but nothing special (I tired both the Peach Melba and Baba) Iprobably would never order any of the dishes I had again. The ingredients were fresh, taste was questionable. It also says on the website no sneakers but they actually don't care. The view is nice, would not be back.
If you are dining at 58 Tour Eiffel, or thinking of dining here, just realize that you are paying the big bucks for the experience of eating in one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. That's pretty cool! But, that being said, be prepared to wait in line for a while to get in the elevator up to the restaurant, even with your pre-paid reservations. (We waited a total of an hour in the cold.) Even though the wait is long, the silver lining is that there is a kiosk where you can buy beer and hot wine or cold champagne and drink that while you wait. Okay, so now you are up in the restaurant. It seems oddly bright and cafeteria like in here, for such a romantic dinner location. Maybe they could dim the lights or add some sort of decor? We just waited in line forever, and spent a ton of money to be here after all. But, I digress. The food is important, right?! You each get three different options for your appetizer, entree, and dessert. For me, the veg-head of the group, there was no written vegetarian option for the entree, which I was prepared for. But, I was also told (it's on their website too) that they had a vegetarian option, you just have to let them know. So, the proper vegetarian that I am, I let them know my dietary restrictions. Our server understood, but I also felt like a massive inconvenience. His response was something along the lines of "Hmm... I don't know, let me ask. It should be okay". Ultimately, I was given a couple of pieces of asparagus over a bed of warm eggplant dip. I wasn't exactly astonished by it. And it didn't really scream entree portion to me. But, alas, it was tasty. My fiance chose the sea bass, and he was very, very happy. You also receive a glass of champagne upon arrival, and two glasses of either red or white wine each. Hoorah! I don't think our dinner here exceeded my expectations, but I am still happy to have shared the experience with my loved one. And that was worth the price tag alone.
7 years ago
The good: just to know you can have a meal at the Eiffel is awesome and you get to skip the lines to get to the restaurant. Getting to the restaurant was easy and you cant miss it of course. When we got there we were seated right away, the server spoke both French and English and both well. She was funny and helpful with the menu. The view is awesome when you are facing the river, well regardless I think you will get a good view and you can also move around and take pictures as well. if you you before sunset you get the best of both worlds, day and night and both look amazing. The place is clean and fancy, the plates have their log as well as their napkins and menus. The Ok: the food looked great but it tasted ok, i think the drinks were much better. When we were done we took more pictures and we were on our way. I do recommend but do not expect too much from the food,. read more
8 years ago
No idea what to say other than drab, disappointing, and over priced! The ambiance was drab, the food was boring, and the environment was nothing to write home about. The portions were tiny, the restaurant had no flare, and the food was bland. I was able to somewhat enjoy my meal until I saw staff people placing bread in baskets with uncovered hands. This place is over priced & mediocre. Do not believe the hyoe... while the Eiffel Tower is a winner, this restaurant is a bust. read more
8 years ago
Most memorable Thanksgiving meal we could have! Our family decided to travel for this year's holiday and booked 58 Tour Eiffel as our Thanksgiving meal. Not quite traditional, but one we will never forget! We ate around 1 pm and were seated at the window overlooking the Trocadéro. Beautiful scenery! Our meals were set 3 course menus - different choices for kids and adults. Our family of four had the cream of mushroom soup and salad for the first course, beef confit/mashed potatoes and chicken with pasta for the second course, and chocolate mousse and a fruit salad for dessert. Our son has a severe nut allergy and the waitress was very helpful navigating the menu and offering suggestions. She spoke English well enough and even brought over a chart to make sure we understood the ingredients of what we were ordering. The food was all very good - but very heavy. It kept us full for the rest of our day sightseeing in Paris until late into the night. Although a bit pricey, we would definitely recommend this restaurant for an unforgettable experience!! read more
8 years ago
The Taste of Paris 'Ello chaps! Restaurant 58 is a full service restaurant located on the main deck of the Eiffel Tower. Like most restaurants in Paris, the pitch of cuisine is far higher than reality. The food was pretty... standard, yet delicious none the less. They have a pretty good deal, for about $30 USD, you can get a three course meal. The views are great, if you're one of the lucky ones to get a window seat, otherwise it's just the view of inside another typical restaurant. Only one side has a view of the actual City while the other side has the view of what is really the inside of the Eiffel Tower. So, dining views did not meet expectations. Service was very good, our server was friendly and patient with explaining the menu. We found in Paris there are some drastic changes compared to American service. First, it's not really customary to tip - especially in the % that Americans do (although be aware Americans, as Parisian know full well of Americans' tipping habits and often try to take advantage of it). Not in this case. We tried to tip and the serve was adamant that we not tip. As for service, instead of the American style where a server will come, say hello to the table, take a drink order, return with drinks, take a food order, etc, it's wait - wait - wait - ok get everything. So you wait a few minutes, browse the menu and then when the server shows up you'll be able to order all that you need then and there. Taking the deal with multiple courses, we'd expect the stereotype to hold true that Parsians loved long lunches and serve would be "slow". That could not be further from the truth. The food came out all together quite quickly after order, and despite the food being covered in plates that were supposed to keep the food hot, it didn't quite do the job. The food was still good at Restaurant 58. TIP: If you have reservations at Restaurant 58 then you do NOT have to pay to go up the elevator to the main platform. Also, at least for lunch it was quite easy to walk in without a reservation, although they say reservations are highly recommended. OVERALL: I give Restaurant 58 Three Cheers out of Five. It is a rare opportunity to say you had lunch at the Eiffel Tower, but stereotype fails to live to reality. The service was slow then rushed. The food was good, but not memorable. Despite the allure that it was a restaurant with wonderful views of the City, we had the misfortune of not being near the windows so we didn't really get to enjoy that same experience. read more
While planning our vacation to Paris, we tried to get reservations at Jules Verne but it was booked nearly four months in advance, so we came here for dinner. The meal was good, and we had a premium seat by the window with a magnificent view (the main attraction). Our waiter was rather rushed but the service was still pretty good. What made this a most memorable experience ( thus the 5 stars), was that my boyfriend got down on one knee and asked me to marry him as we were enjoying the beautiful sunset. Everyone including the staff, stopped and let us have our moment --and it was really awesome. I asked the waiter to take a photo of us at our table and he did; later I looked at the photos on my iPhone and he had also taken a goofy selfie to remember him by... He was a little bit of a smart -ass and a jokester, which sort of contradicted the romantic mood, but at the same time he was funny too. We try not to take everything too seriously.. After all, were there to enjoy ourselves and have a fun vacation. They also had a photographer who came around taking pictures and we bought them at the end of dinner which was really nice. One turned out ok. (I posted it). All in all, it was a little crowded and touristy, and therefore not as quiet and intimate of a romantic dinner as we had planned. Having said that, the people we sat next to were a great couple and we had great conversation, a great meal and an unforgettable view. It was still the highlight of my trip and I will never forget it. read more
12 years ago
LUNCH SERVICE REVIEW The bf and I had a wonderful time here! We arrived for our 12 pm reservation at 11:35 AM to pick up our lift tickets. We were able to bypass the lines to get the tickets and headed to the lift line. We received access to the first floor and you have the ability to climb the stairs to the second floor, though I don't know if you would be granted access without the proper ticket (and walk down to the bottom). We were greetly warmly and seated promptly in a great spot near the window and with a perfect view of the Fountain Coutan at the Palais de Chaillot in the area, Trocadero. We had a choice of foods from their Autumn/Winter menu and chose the pumpkin soup and duck confit as appetizers, truffle pasta (without Ham for the bf) and beef cheeks for the entrees and tiramisu and chocolate mousse for dessert. The food was served in a classy picnic style way and we were able to choose a drink including soda and wine. The food was better than average and we were happy about that considering the reviews we read. There is someone who comes around and snaps photos and asks you to pose in cheesy ways and then someone comes by and asks if you'd like to purchase any - no pressure and they let you check them out at your table. We had a server, an Asian man (who's name we unfortunately did not get..) who was amazing and so nice! He actually helped us take some fantastic photos which were better than the restaurant's photographer. He was super nice and made our experience very nice. Thanks so much, sir! They never rushed us and everything was smooth and relaxing. It was nice also that we had a prepaid reservation so when we were done, we tipped that wonderful man and went on our way to explore the tower. We would come back for sure! (Especially because the bf proposed to me not long after this lunch with the Effiel Tower as our backdrop :) ) read more
I generally dislike restaurants where the main attraction is the ambiance as opposed to the food, and this is pretty much the epitome of that. At 125 a person, the best thing I can say about the place is that you get a priority ticket up the Eiffel tower, which granted, was pretty nice. The meal itself was passable, but disappointing compared to standard french bistros in Paris. Quality qas inconsistent will vary greatly depending on the dish you get. The foie gras felt like it was taken straight out of a can. The stewed duck was more interesting and had a rich sauce to accompany. My mom got the cod which was flavorless, dry, and one of the worst pieces of fish shes had at a french place. Such meal would probably cost 50-60ish in a french bistro in the city, so you are paying a definite premium for being able to eat at the tower. If I were to do it again, I'd just buy the tower tickets, grab snacks at the tower, and eat somewhere in the city instead, but if you really want to eat at the tower, you dont really have much of a choice. read more
8 years ago
Food was fabulous and service excellent. Pricey but Not as I expected a romantic dinner. It's not very privacy for a date night. Not dressy. read more
My (now) wife and I spent Valentine's dinner here in 2015. Well, it was the day before, but still - it counts. I could honestly say it was one of our favorite nights together. When we first got to the tower, there was a line of tourists waiting for their chance to go up. Boom. Didn't even need to wait cause if you have dinner reservations, you get to go up right away. We got there early so we could explore the Eiffel Tower's main level. Just being there alone was incredible. THE DINNER. When we went inside, the restaurant looked incredible with romantic lighting and really elegant design. Meanwhile, I was wearing a bright pair of blue Nikes because I only brought one dress shoe...woops! We were sat at a table not too far from the window (window was extra, obviously). For the Valentine's Day special, they had a prechosen 3 course menu for us to choose from. This made everything go really smoothly and it all tasted a-freaking-mazing. I had the veal, which just melted in my mouth. At the dinner, they also had a photographer going around to get our photos. It was $50 to take home, but totally worth the souvenir. OUR WAITER WAS THE BEST. Like we will honestly remember him forever. He kept the champagne flowing even though our prepaid meal was only supposed to include 2 glasses each. He spilled a bit once when pouring us a new glass and joked that somehow he was the one getting drunk even though we were on like our fourth glass each haha. After dinner, we also were able to walk up to the next level of the Eiffel Tower with an incredible view. Our champagne-filled bodies stumbled up and down the stairs laughing and smiling like a couple kids. By the time we got back down, it was right when the tower began twinkling. Honestly, it couldn't have been a more perfect night. BONUS: HOW CAN YOU BE SLEEPING?! While we were enjoying our Valentine's Day meal at the freaking Eiffel Tower(!), Kimberly tells me to sneak a peak behind me and there's seriously a guy passed out against the window! Hahaha like for the whooole dinner while his date sat angrily eating each course as it was brought out. I guess Valentine's Dinner atop the Eiffel Tower isn't a huge deal to everyone lol. read more
8 years ago
Okay, you have to know going in that you are paying for the experience. It is about €200 for two people to have dinner but you get a ride up the tower in the priority line, a beautiful view and great service with excellent food. If you can get over the shock factor of the cost and enjoy the experience, it is worth it. The meal comes with champagne at arrival, two glasses of white/red/rose wine, a starter, main course and dessert. For each of the 3 courses you get a variety of options, so even the pickiest eater should be able to find something they will enjoy. The servers are very friendly, speak English if needed and attend to all your needs quickly. We were lucky enough to get a window seat but know that it is not guaranteed or able to be requested I don't believe. I would say it is worth the money if you choose one expensive meal, make this be the one because the food it delicious and service, great! read more
This place can't get anything less than 5 stars. What more can you ask for? You get access to the "skip the line" entrance and get a really good lunch at the same time. I'm not sure if dinner works as well, but the lunch is really a perfect, quick meal that was great for our first meal in Paris. Between the two of us we had the foie gras and carrot soup starters, the pasta and duck main courses and the pistachio custard and fromage blanc with strawberries for dessert. The carrot soup was actually a really developed carrot flavor that was surprisingly filling. And the foie gras was.. foie gras, so it was awesome. The duck was stredded on top of some mashed potatoes and had a light gravy. Definitely good, not amazing, but good. Same with the pasta. It was definitely good, and the peas went better with it than I had thought. Dessert were nice and light and we liked them both. But we were seated next to the window and couldn't have asked for a better view. All in all it was a must if you're planning to visit the Eiffel tower because of the food and the line. We bought the ticket to the summit online so we were able to go straight there afterwards. This is a "must see" restaurant because you also see the first floor of the tower that most people miss, with glass floors that really freak you out! read more
8 years ago
This is an experience you don't want to miss. I was fortunate enough to be here for my birthday which made the experience lovely. I came with friends and we got seated near a window which made our meal have an incredible view. Staff was all very helpful and spoke to us in English, which was much needed for us! Food was okay, but plating and presentation made it! read more
ATMOSPHERE: Located on the first observation deck on the Eiffel tower. Great views of Paris. Very touristy, naturally. While it's romatic to be on the tower itself, you'll probably find more cozy settings at restaurants in the city. FOOD: Tomato & Mozzarella with Basil Dressing - Very good. Beautiful presentation. Macaroni - Very good. Topped with chanterelles, bacon and a light-flavored brown sauce. Foie Gras - Good. It's not a traditional foie gras. It's similar to a pressed duck with foie gras mixed together. Seared Salmon - Good. Tasty filet with risotto & broad beans. SERVICE: It's odd, but you have to go to the first level of the restaurant to place your order and pick up your food. Not sure if this concept is normal or it's because we were with a tour group. Waitstaff were semi-friendly and frustrated-looking. We didn't expect too much being with a tour group and eating in a restaurant of their choice. We had fun nonetheless. It was a day trip to Paris from London before we boarded our cruise ship. OVERALL: If you MUST eat on the Eiffel Tower, do it. If you want a nice Parisian experience, ask your hotel concierge for recommendations. We had wonderful dinners elsewhere. read more
8 years ago
We had a wonderful 25th anniversary dinner here. Mary was the best server. She was fun, entertaining and so helpful. We were seated by the window looking at the base of the tower. Didn't see the sunset, but when the lights came on, the view we very nice. We got to see the sparking lights come on. The food was excellent! After champagne, we had the grilled shrimp appetizer. For dinner I had the sea bream and my wife had the lamb stew. Both were delicious, but the lamb edged out the bream. Dessert was an ice cream with chocolate poured on top and mixed berries. The atmosphere and pace of the serving was spot on. We topped off the dinner with a cafe latte. Hints, we wanted to take the stairs to the second level, but it was closed off by the time our dinner finished at 11:00pm. That was a bit disappointing. Also, getting to the tower was a bit difficult as there was so much construction and redirection of pedestrian walkways. We were worried that we'd be late! Our reservations were at 8:45pm, but they actually didn't seat us until 9pm. Bottom line is allow extra time to get to the restaurant. You'll be waiting in a lot of lines - getting to the elevator, getting down from the elevator, etc. Overall it was still a wonderful experience. Mostly because of our server Mary. The cost was $248 USD for my wife and I. read more
8 years ago
I came here on my trip to Paris and eating dinner at this restaurant for my friends birthday was a must for us. The restaurant is located on the first level of the Eiffel Tower. When we first arrived a hostess greeted us and took us to our seat. I was super excited because our seat was by the window. Then, the waiter greeted us with Champaign. For appetizer i ordered the creamy chestnut soup with cep mushrooms grisons dried beef and popcorn. My friends ordered the Foie gras delicacy served with passion fruit gelly and toasted brioche. Neither-less to say we were super disappointment with the appetizer. We did not like it at all. Not the taste we were expecting. For our main course we were a little bit scared because the apps disappointed us so much and we didn't want to get disappointed again so we asked our server to give us recommendations. He recommended to get the dourade avec risotto (fish). We all got it as our main course and honestly we weren't disappointed at all. It was delicious! I am so glad we went with that option. After the main course we decided to all get different desserts that way we were able to try 3 different desserts and it was the best idea ever. Last but not least, throughout the whole meal experience we also, reserved bottled water, and wine. We went with the white wine option. After we were done with the eating and drinking we got hot chocolate. Overall, my experience at 58 tour Eiffel was great, the servers were all super friendly. The only downfall was how we didn't like the appetizers we ordered but other than that everything else was amazing. So glad i was able to eat at the Eiffel Tower. I was able to check it off my bucket list. read more
8 years ago
Lunch at 58 Tour Eiffel is a good way to enjoy a decent meal at 190 feet above the ground, with amazing views of the city, if you are lucky enough to be seated by one of the glass walls. Yes, it's a place for tourists and yes, the food is overpriced, but this is definitely a special location and a unique experience. There are two levels, the upper one being larger and feeling crowded, like an upscale contemporary cafeteria. The lower level is smaller and nicer. The food was decent, service efficient. A photographer goes table to table, offering to take pictures, but is not pushy if you are not interested. I would suggest you make a reservation even for lunch (there are two seatings) as this is a popular stop for groups of tourists. Plan at least 1/2 hour to go through security, first to get under the Eiffel Tower (this is fairly recent, last year this space was open to the public), then again to get to the restaurant. To the 39 Euros (more if you want a guaranteed table by a window), 8 Euros will be added at checkout for the elevator. For a "Chic Picnic", this is not cheap, but you pay for the location. We went for my daughter's birthday, and had a great experience! read more
Hello my fellow YELPERS! I'm here to help. I went for dinner during December 2017 with my husband. When arriving make sure you make the line where it says 58 Tour Eiffel. Once you go through security checkpoint go towards the right hand side towards the back and make the queue again at 58 Tour Eiffel to pick up your lift tickets. IMPORTANT Make sure to have your reservation printed so when you make the queue to get lift tickets you have no delays. I saw people trying to use their cell phone email and they were having a hard time. Just Print it out. Once you receive the lift tickets head towards the West green Entrance. They will then scan your lift tickets and immediately let you in straight to the lift. This is a bit confusing and can be unorganized so if your reading this review before you go, pay attention to the rules. :) I was so confused and was making the line on the wrong queues. Ok now on to the restaurant review - we had the 7 pm dinner. Once you arrive you are seated pretty quickly. I begged for a window seat upon arrival but he said they were all taken. I was a little disappointed by that. No view at dinner is a major disappointment. It kind of defeated the point of dining there. But I didn't have to make that line and I was sipping on champagne ! So guess what? I got over it quick. :) As soon as we sat down service started immediately. It felt so rushed. It had that feel of a cruise ship dinner. It wasn't that bad or disgusting like some other reviews said. But it really did feel like a cruise dinner. Aside from that It's obvious they want you to order fast, eat fast, and leave as soon as possible. That also was bit unappealing. Now let's discuss the food this is a solid like 3.5 stars . I had the soup and for main course beef with mashed potatoes which was pretty decent. My husband had the prawns and the fish with risotto. The risotto was a major NO BUENO!! Please don't eat that. The prawns were ok nothing spectacular according to my husband. Our waiter was really nice and very friendly. I have zero complaints on Service. Its definitely worth it at least once in your life. Regarding dessert I had the chocolate cake and my husband had cheese. All in all this was a nice way to visit the Eiffel Tower and it's not horrible it's decent and come on.... your eating inside the tower. How amazing is that! And you don't have to make that horrible line. Be warned we try to get the second lift to proceed to the top and it was impossible. We tried and it juT didn't happen. At one point the lift personnel literally said to take the stairs. I gave him side eye. Anyway I stayed on restaurant level and had some nice views. Still worth it ! read more
8 years ago
The restaurant 58 meters above ground in the Eiffel Tower. That's what the 4 stars are for. The food here was good, not exceptional. Keep in mind, their business model is 1 and done tourists. We had to pre order our vegan meals, but I assume you can ask for it when you are there. The views are decent if you have the outside table but looking in to the tower instead of out. The service was really attentive. read more
8 years ago
Came the morning off. Stood in line to see if anymore spots open for lunch. After waiting about 45min-1hr we were in LUCK! They had a spot avail in 30+ min. We waited it out in a gift shop and got inline to go up. Beautifully views. Got a windo seat (I asked for a window seat even thg hubby thgt I shouldn't be asking for that since to reservation) and what do you knw. We got a window seat. See hun. Closed mouths dnt get fed. JS LOL I'm not going to lie. The reviews were pretty mixed. So I had planned on going to eat after (lol) it was more about the actual experience for me especially since my hun just proposed to me days before in front of the Effie Tower. I had the duck, he had the fish. Mine was so flavorful, moist, and just delicious! My hubby's fish (was just okay to me) was delicious to him he esp loved how the skin was crisp. A lot of places it will get moisture in it and become bla. Very good read more
We went for the experience. The food was good but the views and watching the sun set on Paris was priceless. The kids were excited that they were served champagne and wine and they giggled all night. It is obviously very touristy but being a tourist, I bucked the stigma and had a really tasty meal with my family. There was a photographer that sold pictures at the end of the evening, which we purchased. Not bad for an evening in La Ville Lumière. read more
9 years ago
What a wonderful little restaurant! We came for the lunch through a tour. So glad we arrived early cause it gets busy quick. We got a lovely spot next to the window looking down over Paris. Lunch was easy to order with the pre laid out "basket" menu. I had the chicken main. My mom is vegan so she stayed with the vegetarian option. I had read the food was mediocre at times. I didn't find that to be the case at all. Yes it's all pre prepared in anticipation, but my meal was great! Everything was flavorful and fresh. I would recommend this. It's great to try at least once in your life. After you eat, you can work it off by taking the stairs to the 2nd floor. Take it slow if you just ate like we did though ;) read more
Wow! What a fabulous experience. We decided to book the lunch seating as we had our 21 month old with us and thought it would be more appropriate. What a great time we had. First, let's talk about the exceptional view and location. I don't think you can get any better then the Eiffel Tower! The service was really well done as well. Everyone was welcoming and friendly. The food was absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. I adored the "Blanc Fomage" for dessert! I would definitely suggest this for a family that would like the dining experience with their children. It was a perfect afternoon! read more
8 years ago
Amazing view of you can get a window seat. The steak was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Staff was very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. We did dinner here as part of a tour and glad we did. read more
I think it's an experience that we dined in at the restaurant inside the Eiffel Tower. Sure, it's touristy...but it's Paris - the famous iconic tower and I felt it's very romantic. We're surrounded by couples, it's peaceful, cold, and most of all, you're having a good time with your love one! Everything seems perfect. We came here for dinner with reservation. The champagne, the wine, the food, desert, coffee, and the ambience were delightful. We didn't notice the time passed by. Although we came here for dinner and it was foggy, it's still a stunning view from the outside. It just added a more romantic ambience. If I'll come back once more, I'll try the lunch reservation . It will give you a fast access to the tower and of course, a daytime view. Very memorable experience and I highly recommended it. read more
9 years ago
We were just there a couple of weeks ago. My wife wanted to eat at the Eiffel Tower, so this was the place to do it. Honestly, I was expecting quite a lot from the French cuisine but I was disappointed. Service was a little on the rude side, to be perfectly honest, but that seemed to be the standard all over Paris. Prices are what you would expect from eating at the Eiffel Tower, ~25-35 euros per person for the meal and more with drinks. Flavor was OK, nothing to write home about. But you are at the Eiffel Tower, that is the reason for the 4 stars instead of 3. read more
Absolutely amazing! My BF made reservations for windows seating here months in advance. It was such a great surprise. You get to cut the line and get in the elevator. Which is great once you are done you can head to the top to the champagne bar. We didn't get to it as our dinner took long and it was closed by the time we left. So disappointed! Maybe next time! The service was top notch and the food was delicious!!! Definitely overpriced but you are paying to eat inside the Eiffel tower and the window view we had spectacular! If you can afford it try this place out even if it's lunch! read more
The restaurant is located on the first level of the Eiffel Tower. The staff is very nice and welcoming up n entrance. The wait staff speaks English which is very helpful. The food was good, not 5 star but tasted good. We got served very quickly. A glass of wine can be included in the price. This was a nice experience. Worth checking it out! read more
9 years ago
My family enjoyed our lunch at Eiffel Tower restaurant. Preset menu but enough options to satisfy adults and teenagers. Pleasantly surprised by this meal. Service was kind and helpful. Food portions and taste was good. I had assumed we were paying more for view and food would be very average but it was a nice lunch. Would recommend for a family lunch/experience. read more
9 years ago
Lunch here was included as part of our tour, blessed with Torcadero window seats. We had the best view ever! Lunch was 2 parts either, appetizer, main meal or dessert. I opted for the cream soup, I will say after being here for over 3 days the soup was the best I have had here. The soup was creamy & tasty, luke warm & served in a what appeared as a small drinking glass. My main meal was the baked chicken with mash potatoes. Somewhat disappointed in the presentation of both the soup & meal. The food appeared to be prepped & already placed in containers like they do in a hospital. The chicken over all was tender & tasty. Honestly again one of the best meals so far here in Paris. My husband had the same main meal, however he had dessert, chocolate mousse. Again the chocolate mousse was presented in a small drinking glass. Now the cons. I can honestly say the Parisians have been nice & helpful. The waiter here hardly attempted to speak to us. The would have been better if it was actually hot, & not room temperature. I don't care for my food to be served in a hospital plate :( Pretty sad if this is the best meal so far. read more
We reserved this through Viator so we were guaranteed a window seat at the Eiffel Tower and that is exactly what we got. Of course this is touristy but the food wasn't bad at all. We had a great view, a friendly waiter and a decent lunch. I had the beef confit and it was tender with a generous side of potatoes. My dinner mates had the trout and enjoyed it as well. I ordered chocolate mousse for dessert and it was served in a little cup- very cute. We were not rushed in any way and we were able to enjoy our view and lunch. read more
This place is probably a tourist trap, but I wanted to be able to say, "I dined at the restaurant in the Eiffel Tower". Besides, I was with my wife on our honeymoon and it seemed like the romantic thing to do. We were kind of hungry after going to the top of the tower and walking down to the 1st floor from the 2nd floor, so we went in for lunch. 58 Tour Eiffel is definitely pricey because of the location, but it is the restaurant with the best view in town. We were lucky enough to get a seat by the window. We both ordered bacon cheeseburgers with french fries and cocktail sauce (€19 each) because it was the cheapest option on the lunch menu. The burger was juicy and very delicious, the french fries were golden and crispy, and the cocktail sauce paired really well with it. Although it was pricy, it was undeniably tasty and, in my opinion, worth it when combined with the view. It was a reasonably priced, unique, and unforgettable dining experience. I would recommend this to anyone after checking out the view on the top of the Eiffel Tower. Check it out at least once! read more
My fiancé and dined here on a recent trip to Paris. It was one of the top things on my list to do. We booked dinner for 2 a few weeks before arriving in Paris. We chose the 630p seating and the €99 menu. The price includes your lift ticket to the 1st floor of the Eiffel tower (where the restaurant is located), welcoming champagne, appetizer, main course, dessert or cheese, after dinner coffee, and a bottle of wine. I'll say, Alex, our waiter, was awesome! The food was AH-MAZINGS! I had the Lentil soup with froie gras! Delicious!, Chicken for dinner, it was very flavorful and juicy! For dessert I chose what was recommended by Alex and it didn't disappoint. I would recommend trying this place out if you visit Paris. Of course this is probably something that tourist do, but it is definitely worth the experience! read more
8 years ago
Overpriced not worth the money!! Made reservations wait in line for two hours to get tickets! Waiting in line again to get to the restaurant go through security which took 1 hour and once you get to the restaurant they rush you to eat!! It's a no from me... The restaurant is on the second floor so the views are not that great. read more
Had the best Valentine's here with my wife in the most romantic city. We made reservations months in advance, got seated right away at our reservation time of 7pm. The staff was extremely nice and attentive. Food was absolutely superb! The wine was flowing, the window seat and view was amazing with the lights of the tower gleaming through the windows. The only thing that is slightly annoying is a guy comes around and takes pictures of you and then later comes and tries to sell you the pictures after dinner, which we bought but it could be annoying while you're trying to enjoy some couple time together. We had a great night here! read more
Fancy restaurant located inside the Eiffel Tower! This isn't a recent visit but I still wanted to make a review of my wonderful experience! I came here to celebrate my birthday while I was still living in Paris. I had always wanted to have dinner here so I booked my reservations several months ahead online. I highly recommend making reservations way in advance maybe 3-5 months+ . This restaurant is very popular and there is limited seating and tourists from all over the world are constantly making reservations here. Even that far advance they still didn't have my first choice time. The dining experience is a fixed menu price depending on package you get. Expect to pay 100 Euros +. The price includes a lift (elevator) ticket up to the restaurant (it's a shorter line than the regular elevator). The meal includes a glass of champagne along with a starter (appetizer), entree and dessert. What I ordered: Foie Gras de Canard (Duck Liver)- This was my first time trying it. It tasted alright at first but later after the thought sunk in that it's liver, it started to taste weird ha ha Salmon with Squash-This was delicious, especially the unexpected taste of squash with fish. Profiterole with a hot cocoa drizzle- Yummy, my first time trying profiterole! Pretty good! The views are absolutely breathtaking! I can't picture any other restaurant as romantic as this. I dined here by myself for my birthday and honestly it was super lonely. Yes, it was a wonderful dining experience but I'll never have someone to share this memory with. This would be the perfect place to celebrate an anniversary or propose! I would love to come back here one day maybe with that special someone :) read more
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Tour Eiffel
1er étage
75007 Paris
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Tour Eiffel/Champ de Mars, 7ème
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