Located inside the magnificent historical building of the Rotonde on Stalingrad square, this bar-restaurant is one of the trendiest places to rub shoulders with local artists and writers.

Built one year before the French Revolution by Claude Nicolas Ledoux, one of the founders of the neoclassical movement, La Rotonde is the venue of choice if U are looking for artistic inspiration and a writer friendly atmosphere. During the warmer months, why not enjoy a glass outside on the lovely ephemeral garden on Stalingrad Square. 

The on-site restaurant menu offers a seasonal menu of French gastronomy as well as a brunch on Sunday. Do try the roasted guinea fowl with chanterelles and grape juice, or go for the lunch menu (€18) that includes appetiser, main and dessert. Drinks are also all priced affordably with the ti-punch is at €5, the wine glass at €3.5, beer at €3 and cocktails at €8. 

Ideal For

Writers and artists

Signature Dishes

Roasted guinea fowl with chanterelles and grape juice

Signature Drinks

Americano, Eau de Vie

Highlights

Historical building, idyllic views, outdoor terrace, traditional French cuisine, bar snacks, affordably priced