Guests have the choice among the sumptuous "Restaurant Le Meurice" overlooking the Tuileries Garden, or "Restaurant Le Dali" fitted out under a monumental canvas painted by famous designer Philippe Starck's daughter, Ara Starck. The "Bar 228" is decorated with deep leather armchairs and dark woodwork and guests enjoy exclusive cocktail, a variety of whiskies and light dishes.
- The Restaurant Le Meurice, a gourmet restaurant with three Michelin stars, offers outstanding cuisine and guests enjoy stunning views of the Tuileries Garden. Inspired by the Salon de la Paix at Château de Versailles, the decor of the Restaurant Le Meurice reinterpreted by Philippe Starck in 2007, really is an invitation to a unique rapture. This 17th century "grand siècle" style decor is based on three paintings dating from 1905 to 1907, the first phase of the refurbishment of Le Meurice since it opened. Beyond the majestic gilded glass door, discover ancient mirrors, chandeliers, frescoes and noble materials such as bronze and marble. Experience romantic elegance at its greatest, through the grand windows overlooking the Tuileries Gardens. This pure white and silver decor combined with natural daylight provides a feeling of harmony on this extraordinary room.
This restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. - The Restaurant Le Dali offers excellent French cuisine and is located unter a monumental canvas, with a size of 145 squaremetres (1,562 square feet) painted by famous designer Philippe Starck's daughter, Ara Starck. The gold and ochre hues will transport you to a captivating world of interpretations. In this grand space where Dali's spirit still reigns supreme, discover the many references to Dali's work, such as a Daliesque chair with feet in the form of ladies shoes, a lamp with drawers, or Le Meurice's recognizable lobster on a telephone. These elements all add to the mystical aura of the place and makes it totally Daliesque!
Every day from 3:30 pm until 6:30 pm guests can enjoy the Afternoon Tea "a la Francaise" with delicate sandwiches, traditional scones, French cakes, macaroons, mini fruit tarts and pastries, as well as a wide selection of teas, coffees, hot chocolates or dare a glas og champagne. - The Bar 228, named after the hotel's address on 228 Rue de Rivoli, is a popular meeting place of Parisians. The cosy ambience of Bar 228 has the warmth of British clubs. Totally reinterpreted by Philippe Starck in December 2007, the warm and hushed decor remains faithful to its origins with wooden bar stools and leather chairs and the walls are decored with three paintings with festive night scene at Chateau de Fontainebleau. Bar 228 offers over 50 whiskies, 300 drinks, among them are 17 exclusive creations, such as the Cocktail Starcky or The 228, as well as a quick lunch and club sandwiches.
