Bofinger

Alsatian Brasserie · Paris · Chef Patrick Guillot

Paris's oldest Alsatian brasserie, founded in 1864 and renowned for its stunning Art Nouveau interior featuring a magnificent stained glass dome from 1909. Located near Place de la Bastille, Bofinger is famous for its choucroute garnie and spectacular seafood platters.

5-7 rue de la Bastille, 75004 Paris, Paris

• Paris's Oldest Alsatian Brasserie Since 1864
• Iconic Art Nouveau Stained Glass Dome

Menu

Dishes

• Choucroute de la Mer — Seafood choucroute with smoked fish, salmon, and haddock
• Choucroute Alsacienne Traditionnelle — - traditional sauerkraut with assorted sausages, smoked pork belly, and ham hock
• Plateau de Fruits de Mer Royal — Grand seafood platter with lobster, crab, oysters, langoustines, and prawns
• Steak Tartare — Hand-cut beef tartare prepared traditionally
• Choucroute (à la carte) | ~ (28)
• Mon–Fri (6)
• Sunday (12)
• Lunch set menu | ~ (20)
• Starters (à la carte) | ~ (15)
• Fish / Meat mains | ~ (25)

Cocktails

• Old Fashioned de Bofinger (14) — Bofinger's house old fashioned
• Spritz Alsacien (14) — Alsatian-style spritz
• Americano (14) — Campari, sweet vermouth, soda
• Cocktail Bofinger (14) — House signature cocktail
• 📞 Reservations (33)

Phone: +33 1 42 72 87 82

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