Okay so let's put some tips up front for tourists who seem to be upset that Paris isn't like the Epcot version. 1) There's lots of security you have to go through, plan ahead and deal with it. The French are kind of possessive over their cultural icons... go figure. 2) You are paying for the menu, but more importantly the proximity to the window. The more you pay up front, the closer to the window you are. 3) This isn't Jules Verne. It's the family friendly consolation prize. However, the service is kind, attentive and speak English. The food is better than most meals in touristy locations in America. You're going for the experience of eating in the Eiffel Tower. Just enjoy the ride, they'll be memories your family will enjoy forever. read more

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Service was fantastic - our host was attentive. The instructions to get to the restaurant were good. But the food was a total miss. We have a food allergy in our group (shellfish) which I noted in advance, and they only had 1 food option per serving for her. If the menu is pre set for the most part, it would be easy for them to recognize this in advance as we wouldn't have booked! Overall didn't think the food was fantastic, dessert was the best part, but ultimately you are paying for the location inside the Eiffel Tower. It's clean, it's a beautiful view, it's warm & tons of natural light. Another issue I took is that they take photos for you! (Love) the they PRINT them out to bring them to you and ask if you want to buy them. We didn't, so they take the photos and throw them away. Seems extremely wasteful and unnecessary! read more

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#sadtrombone We were so excited to eat here after a day exploring Paris. What a massive letdown! First, you have to go to 3 different places just to get in! First you have to go through security to get into the "inner compound" of the Eiffel Tower (which sucked, but that's another story). Then you have to get your ticket to the restaurant at one booth, then go and ride the elevator / gondola car up one of the legs at another booth, then go to the restaurant proper. Once we finally got seated, the menu was prix fixe, which we knew, but the choices were not exciting at all and we saw many of them go past and they did not look terribly appetizing. After waiting almost 30 minutes for a waiter to come by, we placed our orders and they started bringing food out. It was all OK, a lot of it meh. The wine pairings were not impressive, I doubt those bottles were more than 10-15 euros each. One of the desserts was pretty good, but that was about it. I know that Americans shouldn't get their expectations up with service outside the US, but if you're going to operate a restaurant that caters to tourists, perhaps up your game. Our waiter was a complete brick. We saw him maybe 3 times the entire evening. He spilled wine all over me at one point and barely apologized or tried to help clean it up. Ugh. I would call this one a hard pass. read more

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. read more

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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! read more

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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. read more

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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. read more

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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! read more

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Food was good, ambience and service was excellent. Drinks where part of the price fix and consider the cost I would have expected higher end wine. Great unique experience. read more

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Food sucks big time , I had a higher expectations once I'm in France in French food it's considered to be the best food in the world, well was the worst food I ever had in my entire life extremely expensive with no taste was absolutely disaster. The chef needs to learn how to cook because it's clear he doesn't know what he's doing. read more

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! read more

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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. read more

58 Tour Eiffel - The view from Madam Brasserie - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Dining at the Eiffel Tower is a dream for many travelers--a unique experience pairing world-famous views with what one would hope to be a memorable meal. Unfortunately, Madame Brasserie fails to deliver on nearly every front, save for the view and perhaps dessert. After my recent dinner experience here, I can confidently say that this is one of the most disappointing meals I've had in Paris. The setting, undeniably, is impressive. Located on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, Madame Brasserie offers sweeping panoramic views of the city. The atmosphere is elegant and modern, with tasteful decor and neatly dressed staff. It's the kind of place where expectations naturally rise the moment you sit down. Sadly, the food falls drastically short of even the most modest hopes. From the start, the experience was underwhelming. The appetizer, presented with fine-dining flair, was bland and poorly seasoned. The textures were off, and the flavors--if one could call them that--were muddled and forgettable. The main course fared no better. The protein was dry and rubbery, served with sides that tasted either overcooked or like they had been sitting under a heat lamp far too long. The vegetables lacked freshness, the sauces were overly salty, and the dish as a whole was utterly lifeless. It's astonishing to see such poor quality in a restaurant that commands premium pricing and is located at one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. For what you pay, the food should not only be edible--it should be exceptional. Unfortunately, it was barely palatable. Every bite was a reminder that this meal was more about the location than the culinary experience. The one saving grace? Dessert. While still not on par with what you'd expect from a Parisian patisserie, the final course at least demonstrated some thought and flavor. A delicate balance of sweetness and presentation, the dessert was enjoyable and the only course that didn't leave me disappointed. Service was adequate, though not remarkable. Staff were polite, but there was a sense of detachment--almost as if they too were aware that the food wasn't going to impress anyone. To put it plainly: if you're thinking about dining at Madame Brasserie during your visit to the Eiffel Tower, do yourself a favor and reconsider. You're better off enjoying a glass of wine at a nearby café and saving your appetite for literally any other restaurant in Paris. There is no shortage of incredible cuisine in this city, but sadly, Madame Brasserie isn't part of that story. What should have been a memorable dining experience turned into an unfortunate reminder that location does not equal quality. Skip the dinner. Enjoy the view. Eat elsewhere. read more

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. read more

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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 read more

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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. read more

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If you can, I recommend this once in a lifetime experience. I will never forget this date night - it can't be replicated (I'm ruined lol). The only drawback is getting to the restaurant. You have to wait in line for the large elevator taking everyone up. While I received many compliments on my evening attire, I felt out of place (these are my personal 1st world issues). Upon arrival you are greeted and seated. The views of Paris are unparalleled. Our server went out of his way to ensure we had a memorable experience, noticing that I do not consume liquor and making a mocktail. The food was delicious and portioned nicely. You can tour the tower after dinner. Be sure to stay nearby because the tower is illuminated in the evening and twinkles at a certain time. read more

This was one of the most memorable experiences of my whole life that I will never forget The food was amazing, the service was extraordinary, and the ambience was absolutely unforgettable. Bon appétit Carol Kotkin St Augustine Florida read more

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. read more

58 Tour Eiffel - Vegetarian Entree. Asparagus and eggplant. - French Near Me - Paris, 75

I'm not the touristiest tourist who ever toured. Not in the least. But, when in Paris, one must visit the Eiffel Tower. And if you're gonna do that, ya might as well go the full monty (in a manner of speaking) and eat at 58. Oftentimes, grabbing a drink or a coffee suffices at landmark restaurants but in this case, I strongly suggest enjoying a meal there--which, btw, may very well be one of the best you'll have in your life! I mean, not only did I literally finish every morsel on my plates (yes, plateS, as in more than one), but crassly dug into my friends' as well. I didn't realize that duck foie gras has life-changing potential but lo, I was proven wrong. Didn't take a ton of pictures of my food as I was too busy inhaling it. #whaddyagonnado read more

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This was my 2nd time here - first time was part of a tour during my first trip to Europe with friends, and the most recent time was with my husband. Our lunch reservation was prepaid (3 courses plus a drink and coffee) and includes a lift ticket with a dedicated line. However, you still have to wait a long time since all the lines merge together at the security screening. When we finally got to the restaurant, we were seated right away and our orders were taken. I got the salad (starter), Casarecce Pasta (main) and chocolate mousse (dessert). My husband got the duck pate (starter), duck confit (main) and chocolate mousse (dessert). The meal comes with wine, beer or soda, and coffee. The food was good but not spectacular either. My pasta was a fancier version of Mac & Cheese. You really come here for the 360 view of Paris and bragging rights to say you ate at the Eiffel Tower. It's definitely a tourist attraction. [TIP] IF you get lucky, book the reservation directly from the restaurant website because it's cheaper (47EUR for lunch; 39EUR for the meal and 8EUR for the lift). Also, the menu is seasonal so make sure you check first so there's no surprises. read more

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A romantic experience that we loved during our time in Paris! We had a lunch scheduled at Eiffel 58, upon arrival we were seated by the windows with spectacular views of the city. The menu is pre-fixed where you can choose between several items as part of your 3 course meal. A glass of wine is included and photographers will be going around as well for additional purchases. Well worth it, great food and amazing staff - Best, Charlie read more

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The restaurant itself is great to have a tourist experience when visiting the Eiffel Tower. I would recommend to buy it as a package when you visit as it will include your visit to the tower. It will allow you to have a nice meal with excellent customer service, so make sure to be chatty with your server as they could be from a different country the views are breath taking and the food will leave you wanting more while you also visit one of the most iconic landmarks. The package I bough include the meal at the restaurant, visit to the tower, a cruise and a show at the Moulin Rouge. Not bad for a night! read more

58 Tour Eiffel - One of the views from the restaurant. - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Eiffel Tower is one of the attraction, must see for first time visitor. 58 Tour Eiffel is first floor restaurant in Eiffel Tower. I purposely planned to come here for lunch and celebrate my husband's birthday. We arrived on time and got seated right the way. Glad we sat the table beside the window with Trocadéro view. Appetizer / Salad - both served were freezing cold dish. It looked like airplane meal. My marconi so bland and presented like hospital meal! Sad.... Food was mediocre and definitely not worth the money. but we went for the experience. WE would not go back, as we have done what we wanted. read more

58 Tour Eiffel - Our appetizers.... - French Near Me - Paris, 75

I went to Madame Brasserie on the 1st floor (57 meters above the ground). They reopened this summer after the pandemic was effectively over. I made the reservation back in July for 205 Euro ($215) including lift ticket to 1st floor. It was a Fixed Prix meal. I got 1 glass of Champagne, choice of still or sparkling water in a liter bottle, 4 courses (appetizer, pasta, meat/fsh and dessert) and choice of white, rose or red wine (3 glasses). There were 4 choices for each course except for the pasta. I started with Croque Madame version of Pate with foie gras. Very creative with a thin layer of aspic. The pasta course was Spelt Risotto. A nice grain. My main course was broiled Sea Bass served on sauteed onions cooked in real butter. A nice piece of fish. For dessert, I had the Rum Baba cake and Vanilla Creme Fraiche. The cake was a round cake soaked in rum and the Creme Fraiche was a oval pillow. Very smooth and yummy. I had American (French version is actually an Americano) coffee. A nice finish to another day in Paris. read more

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It hurts me to say this because I expected so much more from this restaurant. First of all the views are everything. This is the lower restaurant on the Eiffel Tower. The other restaurant was closed at the time I visited. Reservations are highly recommended to get a window table. The restaurant has views all around. The menu is a fixed menu which I have attached in my photos. You can choose from several options but most of them are seafood. The seafood was just average. The forks they use have the Eiffel Tower in the center of them which I thought was cool but for the price I didn't think the food was worth it. The wait staff was attentive but the food just missed. I would have expected a lot more being located in the Eiffel Tower. Especially for how busy it was. If you'd like to go make sure you make a reservation or just go to the top for the view and there are so many spots to eat in Paris. read more

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Wasn't expecting much but the view. I was wrong great view And Food ! Give it a try not tourist trap food but very good quality . read more

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What better way to have lunch in Paris than to have it while on the Eiffel Tower? You have beautiful views of the city, excellent and attentive staffing, and delicious food. Quite the exceptional way to enjoy a meal. I came with a tour group so my menu was basically set, so I cannot speak to the magnitude of selection that comes on the menu. What I can speak to is the food that was predetermined to be my meal here. The one thing that keeps coming to mind is how great of an experience this was and how decadent the food was. After being seated we were given a glass of champagne, unlike most of my party I was with who chugged this down, I kept mine so I could have it to accompany all of my meal. We were served a main course and a dessert. The main course consisted for chicken, mashed potatoes and truffles. I am not one that likes my chicken to have the skin on, but the way they cooked it here, I didn't mind it one bit. The mashed potatoes were perfection, the best I have ever had. And the truffles, let's talk about the truffles. I am not one for items that come from the fungus grouping, they usually make me sick to my stomach. Not wanting to be rude I gave them a try. I was pleasantly surprised by the texture and taste. So much so I finished them all. As for dessert, like I had told many of people upon my return from this trip, I would have been happy with just a plate full of this. Chocolate mousse. So light, so tasty, so little of an amount for my liking. See this is where the saving of the champagne comes in. I wanted to be able to enjoy it along with my sweet dessert. I think that anything I could say about the view while dining here would be an understatement or redundant at this point. I did catch myself just staring at the view between long periods of time between bites. I can see why it is easy to fall in love with this city, it's mesmerizing, especially from this height. read more

58 Tour Eiffel - Chicken and mashed potatoes. - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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For my trip to Paris , it was an absolute must for me to have dinner in the Eiffel Tower. The reservation process wasn't difficult at all. The website was very precise and easy to navigate. There was limited availability for the time I wanted and the seating area I preferred to sit in. I wasn't able to get a window table but nonetheless I still enjoyed my experience and the view. When we got there , there was a line for the elevator to actually get to the restaurant in the Eiffel Towel. (be aware that there is a different line for people that are going to the restaurant and people that just want to see the Eiffel Tower, don't stand on the wrong line , ask beforehand) The line moved rather quickly I would say 10 to 15 mins at most. Once we got inside the restaurant everything was exactly how the pictures made it out to be. It was evening time so the Eiffel Tower was lit up. The customer service was great and the food was good. I think you really pay for the experience of just being in the Eiffel Tower it's about like 160 per person and that includes a glass of wine/champagne and a 3 course meal. Overall, I would recommend going for the view and just the experience of having dinner or lunch in the Eiffel Tower read more

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We ate at Madame Brasserie Best meal of our whole trip. Menu madame was to die for, the view was amazing, champagne was delicious, I don't have the words. read more

If you are looking to spurge a bit in Paris, this is a good place. I booked my lunch months in advance, and prayed for a window seat. Woohoo I got both. Unfortunately the one day I forget my camera.. it was that day. So alas, no photos of my food (does that mean I was never there?) and no photo of my view of Paris. The food is pricey, and service is well, Parisian, but at least you don't have to wait in line for the elevator to take you to the observation tower. If you want better food and service (without the view) Paris has plenty of other places. To say you ate inside the Eiffel Tower.. you pay for it. read more

A very fun experience. I took my wife and 2 children (12 and 7) here for dinner in mid June. It's a bit of a hassle getting to the restaurant. First you have to make it to the Eiffel Tower, then wait in lines to access the tower. Wait in another line once inside at the restaurant kiosk to get your lift ticket. And yep, wait in line at the elevator to go up. Once at the first level, the waiting was over. This is no fault of the restaurant. But give yourselves plenty of time. Get there early!! My family is a little silly, and we probably should have done the lunch instead of dinner. We were surrounded by lovely couples trying to have a quiet romantic dinner and my 7 year old kept farting and laughing hysterically. "I just farted on the Eiffel Tower", he yelled with enthusiasm. They are well behaved boys, but they ARE boys. So keep that in mind when booking with kids. Maybe lunch is a better option. Lol. The food was good. But maybe a little posh for my southern tastes (that's probably a good thing though). We tried the foie gras and it was a little different. I was taking big bites of it and trying to take it down like a man, when the waitress said it's a little better spread on bread. She was right. It wasn't great by itself. A little fowl. The veal was delicious. The mashed potatoes were great. Dessert wasn't as amazing as I hoped, but still very good. Wine was superb. One thing we wondered about before showing up was the dress code. We saw lots of sport coats and dresses in the restaurant. My family was on a 2 week backpacking trip through Europe, so we didn't have room to bring fancy clothes. But we were warmly welcomed in our pants and polo style collared shirts. Service was very good and the view was obviously beautiful. I would recommend. It was expensive, but you're buying the experience. This would be a fantastic spot for a romantic dinner (as long as you aren't beside a hillbilly family like mine). Check out my Youtube video for actual footage from our visit. Check the description to fast forward to the section you want to see: https://youtu.be/kIKz35F1S-4 read more

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I think this is the smartest way to go up to the Eiffel Tower!! Skip the long tourist lines by making a reservation (in advance) for lunch at this restaurant. All you need to do is go through the first security check, pick up your voucher from the bottom booth, and head immediately up to to the restaurant on the first floor. No waiting in long lines! Not only will you save time, you also save money! Time is money, my friend! We got super lucky on two occasions. So I got a voucher from viator (btw great site to book international activities) to surprise my bf because he is a wonderful human being. There are two options for the voucher, the first one is a guaranteed seat by the window with the Tracedero view and champagne, and the second one is just a regular table inside the restaurant. Of course, the latter you pay less. First lucky occasion: we got there at 1:30pm on a Monday afternoon and was able to get a table by the window! I must say, the view was breath taken! It's a picnic style type of lunch so food came in cute glass containers. They say it's a picnic lunch but we were delighted to get a 3 course meal with coffee and tea to finish off! Food were phenomenal! Service was awkward and subpar though. I asked for water and he joked, "From the seine?". Not funny. Second lucky occasion: with the lunch voucher, you're able to take the stairs to the second floor and buy a ticket to go up to the top floor for 6€ each. We couldn't find the ticket booth and ended up in line to the summit. The person checking the ticket was super nice and said it was okay for us to go! Buddha bless her!! I can't describe the view of Paris from the top. You must go for yourself! Indeed the most romantic place on earth!! read more

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I reserved a spot in this establishment for my family and myself 2 months before my trip to europe. The email confirmation is attatched to show evidence of my confirmation. My last day here my family and i are denied a spot because they claimed we had cancelled. Why would I cancel a reservation I placed 2 months in advance and show up to check in, if i had known my reservation was cancelled? We reciwved no help at all while discussing our issue with the check in station and I personally called the establishment to hear that nobody could help me. I am very highly disappointed not only in the establishment, but with the fact that we had recieved no help on top of that. I expect something like this from a McDonalds, not a high end restaurant. read more

58 Tour Eiffel - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Not worth it! First, I had an issue with the reservation. I emailed at least a month prior (as instructed) and they never responded. We ended up just sticking with it because I didn't want to pay the no-show fee. Dinner was mediocre. We had way better meals everywhere else we went in Paris. The food is cooked in bulk orders and is bland. They bring a bunch of meals out at the same time and then leave them sitting as they serve them one by one. We watched one of our courses sit for at least 10 minutes before they brought it to us. We also made the reservation for a window seat, however there were two more couples between us and the window so we couldn't really enjoy the view anyhow. Overall I would suggest grabbing a drink at the bar and skipping this restaurant. read more

Came here for the experience and celebrated my dad's birthday. We got a seat by the window, it wasn't a city view, but the view of the inside view of the effort tower. However it was still a beautiful experience. The service here was good. You get a preset course menu so you just choose from their little options. However, I just wasn't impressed by the food quality. Nothing was amazing or had a wow factor to it. It was basic tasting and I probably wouldn't spend money on any of the food. But the views basically what made it worth it. read more

Be Romantic!!!!!!! This place was spectacular... I guess you can't take a trip to Paris and skip this restaurant... Food was excellent and just looking around and realizing you are seating and having dinner in the EIFFEL tower Make reservations at least aa week or two in advance in order to have good seating arrangements. read more

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A must do experience if in Paris and you love the Eiffel Tower. You avoid the long lines. It only gets you access to the restaurant and shops. If you want to go up the next level club up 10 flights. And they offer a lift for a. Additionally fee. The restaurant has an amazing view. Very romantic and the food and drinks are actually good. Expensive but worth it. read more

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My boyfriend & I had dinner here. I feel like if it's your first time in Paris it is definitely worth the experience. However, the food was mediocre. I really enjoyed their desert, but the rest of the food was okay. We figured the price was more for the beautiful view! But if I come back to Paris, I don't think I would come back to the restaurant itself for the food. read more

58 Tour Eiffel - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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

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