Overview
Restaurant Views: 4,582
Awards
- MICHELIN Guide
- OAD
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European Classical Restaurants 2026, 10
- Elite Collection
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Elite Collection Top 100 2019, #23
- La Liste
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La Liste, #45
- Restaurant Ranking
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Restaurant Ranking 2024, #22, PRO #20.00, USER #15.67
- Gault & Millau
- 4 Torques, 2021
- Gault & Millau Public Mark
- 17.5 / 20
Chef
Shintaro Awa
Cuisine
Classic Cuisine, French
Foodle Reviews
Even though I’m still „very“ young, or at least feel that way, I’m increasingly thinking about restaurants that no longer exist, or whose chefs are no longer active.
Another unique chef has now left the kitchen to enjoy a well-deserved retirement. Honestly, at 77!
I will never forget his seemingly „unspectacular“ but „spectacular“ tasting dishes.
A great, insightful, and outstanding men.
Merci pour ces nombreuses expériences inoubliables, Monsieur Pacaud.
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Even though I’m still „very“ young, or at least feel that way, I’m increasingly thinking about restaurants that no longer exist, or whose chefs are no longer active.
Another unique chef has now left the kitchen to enjoy a well-deserved retirement. Honestly, at 77!
I will never forget his seemingly „unspectacular“ but „spectacular“ tasting dishes.
A great, insightful, and outstanding men.
Merci pour ces nombreuses expériences inoubliables, Monsieur Pacaud.
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Auch wenn ich noch „sehr“ jung bin oder mich zumindest so fühle, denke ich immer öfter an Restaurants, die es mittlerweile nicht mehr gibt, bzw. die Küchenchefs nicht mehr aktiv sind.
Ein weiterer, einzigartiger Koch hat nun den Herd verlassen, um in den wohlverdienten Ruhestand zu treten. Ehrlich gesagt mit 77 Jahren!
Werde seine „unspektakulär“ wirkenden, aber „spektakulär“ schmeckenden Gerichte niemals vergessen.
Ein großer, einfühlsamer & herausragender Koch.
Merci pour ces nombreuses expériences inoubliables, Monsieur Pacaud.
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L‘Ambroisie - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Paris, France
#miguelontour #mcculinarylife #youdinner
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Part two @ambroisieparis
Sole Viennoise, sorrel coulis, girolles and almonds.
Beef filet, sauce miroir, girolles.
Bitter cocoa tarte, Bourbon vanilla ice cream.
Peach soup with cassis, verbena ice cream.
It was a great experience to visit L’Ambroisie in the last week of service of legendary chef Bernard Pacaud.
Pepper mousse, tomato coulis.
Sea bass “escalopines”, artichokes, caviar nage.
Langoustine “feuillantines”, curry sauce, spinach.
Red mullet, red pepper sauce, zucchini, eggplant caviar.
#bernardpacaud #lambroisie #paris #placedesvosges #threestars #troisetoiles #michelinguide
L’Ambroisie - Paris (France)
There is a saying in soccer that says “a classic is a classic and vice versa”. If that were ever to apply to restaurants, it would probably be referring to @ambroisieparis. Situated in the Place des Vosges, the restaurant has held three Michelin stars for a staggering 37 years.
Ambrosia means food of the gods in Greek mythology, and the name chosen for the restaurant could not reflect any better what it stands for: the food in itself. Without any unnecessary... More
L’Ambroisie - Paris (France)
There is a saying in soccer that says “a classic is a classic and vice versa”. If that were ever to apply to restaurants, it would probably be referring to @ambroisieparis. Situated in the Place des Vosges, the restaurant has held three Michelin stars for a staggering 37 years.
Ambrosia means food of the gods in Greek mythology, and the name chosen for the restaurant could not reflect any better what it stands for: the food in itself. Without any unnecessary gimmicky or distractions. Everything here revolves around what is ultimately served on the plate, from the setting and service to the absurdly high quality ingredients selected.
Differently from most of its peers, L’Ambroisie does not offer a tasting menu. Instead, they offer a concise selection of a la carte options for guests to choose from. Each of them is generously served, in a way where one can have several bites of the same dish, something that I found quite refreshing when comparing it to most restaurants of this magnitude.
Every course made me believe that whatever was coming up next would not be able to keep up, only to be humbled by the smell of the next one as soon as it arrived. My favorite was probably the sea bass with artichokes and caviar, but it would be impossible not to mention the complexity of the curry sauce served with their signature langoustine.
For dessert, their world famous chocolate tart with bourbon vanilla ice cream might have been one of my favorite sweet courses in recent memory. Light and airy but with a crunchy base, it is moist and elegant, in a perfect balance of both flavors and temperatures.
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Throwback Thursday
From the category iconic dishes!
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L‘ Ambroisie - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Paris, France
#miguelontour #mcculinarylife #youdinner #youdie #lambroisie
Ris de veau e os primeiros espargos verdes do ano. Perfeição.
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La finesse.
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French classic cuisine. Pure pleasure.
Start the week right! And sweet!
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L’Ambroisie - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Paris, France
#miguelontour #mcculinarylife #youdinner #youdie #michelinrestaurant #maitre #mystorywithmichelin #food #foodie #potd #worlds50best #picoftheday #foodporn #instafood #instalike #photooftheday #foodgasm #instadaily... More
Start the week right! And sweet!
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L’Ambroisie - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Paris, France
#miguelontour #mcculinarylife #youdinner #youdie #michelinrestaurant #maitre #mystorywithmichelin #food #foodie #potd #worlds50best #picoftheday #foodporn #instafood #instalike #photooftheday #foodgasm #instadaily #foodblogger #emotion #beautifulcuisines #traveller #chefsofinstagram #chefslife #lambroisie #paris Less
A dinner like a journey back in time to a long-forgotten era! A deeply humble chef serves emotional dishes in a beautiful setting!
Probably my last dinner with Monsieur Pacaud, the 76-year-old host holding his ⭐️⭐️⭐️ since 1988!
Thank you very much for the many wonderful culinary experiences at L’Ambroisie over the last 28 years of my life. Gastronomy has certainly changed significantly in terms of technology, modernity and the associated menu sequence. Nevertheless, we will miss... More
A dinner like a journey back in time to a long-forgotten era! A deeply humble chef serves emotional dishes in a beautiful setting!
Probably my last dinner with Monsieur Pacaud, the 76-year-old host holding his ⭐️⭐️⭐️ since 1988!
Thank you very much for the many wonderful culinary experiences at L’Ambroisie over the last 28 years of my life. Gastronomy has certainly changed significantly in terms of technology, modernity and the associated menu sequence. Nevertheless, we will miss these classic institutions greatly when they are no longer there. At least if they are not led by the “old” masters!
It will definitely happen to me that way. Stirringly beautiful! Merci beaucoup!
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L‘Ambroisie - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Paris, France
#miguelontour #mcculinarylife #youdinner #youdie #michelinrestaurant #maitre #mystorywithmichelin #food #foodie #potd #worlds50best #picoftheday #foodporn #instafood #instalike #photooftheday #foodgasm #instadaily #foodblogger #emotion #beautifulcuisines #traveller #chefsofinstagram #chefslife #paris #lambroisie #bernardpacaud Less
The best of the best when it comes to classic French cooking.
For example the exquisite "Feuillantine de langoustines aux graines de sésame, sauce au curry." The dish is visually captivating, with a clever presentation—a crisp sesame disc conceals wonderfully plump langoustines resting on another sesame crisp below. This delightful little sandwich sits atop a bed of tender, deep green spinach. The langoustines themselves are a revelation—sweet, tender, and expertly cooked, easily standing out... More
The best of the best when it comes to classic French cooking.
For example the exquisite "Feuillantine de langoustines aux graines de sésame, sauce au curry." The dish is visually captivating, with a clever presentation—a crisp sesame disc conceals wonderfully plump langoustines resting on another sesame crisp below. This delightful little sandwich sits atop a bed of tender, deep green spinach. The langoustines themselves are a revelation—sweet, tender, and expertly cooked, easily standing out as the best I've ever tasted. The interplay of flavors and textures is remarkable: the crunchy sesame pastry provides a perfect contrast to the tender sweetness of the langoustines, while the spinach adds a subtly bitter, fresh vegetal note that grounds the entire dish. A shallow golden pool of the most incredible curry sauce completes this amazing stack, adding a glossy, smooth, elegant, and refined touch that ties all the elements together into a harmonious symphony of flavors and aromas.
Or the captivating "Fricassée de homard aux châtaignes et potimarron, sauce diable." Lobster's striking appearance and tender sweetness harmonize with deep orange pumpkin and crunchy chestnut. The sauce—exquisite, elegant, and mysteriously rich—evokes caramel, toffee, and buttery spiciness. A culinary symphony that delights the senses with every bite, leaving a lasting impression on the palate.
"L'Ambroisie" has become an iconic destination for gastronomes and connoisseurs alike, attracting discerning diners from across the globe. The impeccable service, attention to detail, and devotion to culinary excellence make every visit an unforgettable celebration of the senses. Less
Pomme de ris de veau braisée à la financière, ravioles de ricotta à la sauge
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Fromages frais et affinés
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Some say that if you are planning to visit Paris’s temples of gastronomy then ⭐️⭐️⭐️ L’Ambroisie should be at the top of your list. If you are looking to be terrorised by the snootiest of snooty French waiters or the brutally priced wine list (€40 is the least you’ll pay for a glass of white), or if you enjoy trying to decide between the €110 langoustine dish or... More
Pomme de ris de veau braisée à la financière, ravioles de ricotta à la sauge
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Fromages frais et affinés
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Some say that if you are planning to visit Paris’s temples of gastronomy then ⭐️⭐️⭐️ L’Ambroisie should be at the top of your list. If you are looking to be terrorised by the snootiest of snooty French waiters or the brutally priced wine list (€40 is the least you’ll pay for a glass of white), or if you enjoy trying to decide between the €110 langoustine dish or the €190 sole from the a la carte only menu, then this is the restaurant for you.
I’m being extremely facetious. Apologies. I know that there are some people, that I have huge respect for, that are reading this and love this restaurant. People with infinitely better taste than me. I appreciate classical cooking at an extremely high level, as you’ll be fed here, but it really doesn’t excite me at all. And when I’m paying a lot of money for a meal, I want to be excited by the food. I want to be made to feel welcome and comfortable in the dining room and I want to not have to worry about being able to afford the cab home. It’s all delicious and expertly cooked, but how about those veal brains at Clown Bar?! That’s exciting food, and I think if they had served that dish at L’Ambroisie and charged me €100 for it then I’d have camped outside and demanded they let me in to try it again the following lunch service. But hey, it’s all subjective right?
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Michelin Guide - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
OAD - 9 (classical list)
W50B -
Best Chef Awards -
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#achefabroad #itravelforfood #foodie #foodies #foodporn #foodpic #foodpics #finedining #michelindining #eats #instafoodie #michelinstar #oad #worlds50bestrestaurants #worlds50best #eater #michelinguide @michelinguide @theworlds50best @oadtop100 @thebestchefawards Less
Back to my favorite classics for some more excellent food.
The ingredients, the precision of the cooking and combination of flavor is unparalleled.
The Pastilla de thon rouge aux abricots et pistaches, salmigondis de tomates for example amplify this. I usually stay away from tuna dishes as the are boring. However this one was not. Quite the opposite. The tuna, a senaka cut, was seared on the outside and raw on the inside. It was wrapped in filo-dough and accompanied with tomatoes, pistachios... More
Back to my favorite classics for some more excellent food.
The ingredients, the precision of the cooking and combination of flavor is unparalleled.
The Pastilla de thon rouge aux abricots et pistaches, salmigondis de tomates for example amplify this. I usually stay away from tuna dishes as the are boring. However this one was not. Quite the opposite. The tuna, a senaka cut, was seared on the outside and raw on the inside. It was wrapped in filo-dough and accompanied with tomatoes, pistachios and apricots. What was not mentioned on the menu were lemons. These proved to be a master stroke because it added acidity to the dish which elevated it to a masterpiece. I was really tempted to order another one.
Very rarely one can find such excellent restrained cooking. I could not disagree with those who find this place boring. For me it is a must when in Paris. Less
If you like classic, that is the place to go. And it is so good! Feuillantine de langoustines aux graines de sésame with sauce au curry is unchanged for decades but still tastes fantastic.
The pigeon course, an order off the menu, was most likely the best I have had a long time, if not ever.
I hope that this places will go on for much longer.
Tarte fine sablée au cacao amer, crème glacée à la vanille Bourbon
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The next stop in Paris was to ⭐️⭐️⭐️ L’Ambroisie. Flawless cooking in a fairly pompous environment. Definitely not my cup of tea and of course eye-wateringly expensive for dishes that didn’t really excite. I’m glad I went once as a reference point but I wouldn’t go back (unless someone else was paying 😉😬)
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Michelin Guide - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
OAD - 10 (Classical list)
W50Best - ‘Discovery’
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Tarte fine sablée au cacao amer, crème glacée à la vanille Bourbon
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The next stop in Paris was to ⭐️⭐️⭐️ L’Ambroisie. Flawless cooking in a fairly pompous environment. Definitely not my cup of tea and of course eye-wateringly expensive for dishes that didn’t really excite. I’m glad I went once as a reference point but I wouldn’t go back (unless someone else was paying 😉😬)
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Michelin Guide - ⭐️⭐️⭐️
OAD - 10 (Classical list)
W50Best - ‘Discovery’
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#achefabroad #itravelforfood #foodie #foodies #foodporn #foodpic #foodpics #finedining #michelindining #eats #instafoodie #michelinstar #oad #worlds50bestrestaurants #worlds50best #eater #iphonexsmax #michelinguide #foodlepro #influencer #oadtop100 @theworlds50best #parisfoodie #eaterparis Less
Recommended in Paris
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- Taillevent
- 15 Rue Lamennais, Paris
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nCOAD Classical 62EC #80LL #219RR #442RR PRO #18.33RR USER #18.25
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1 Meal
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- Carl Marletti
- 51 Rue Censier, 75005 Paris, France
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1 Meal
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- Madame FAN
- 18 Rue Bayen, 75017 Paris, France
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GM Selected
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1 Meal
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- Des Gâteaux et du Pain Saint Germain des Près Claire DAMON
- 89 Rue du Bac, 75007 Paris, France
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1 Meal
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- Alléno Paris at Pavillon Ledoyen
- 8 Av. Dutuit, Paris
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oCOAD Classical 35WB50 #79EC #60LL #29RR #43RR PRO #19.67RR USER #18.38
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12 Meals
Address
9 Pl. des Vosges, Paris
Hours
Tuesday: 20:00 - 21:15
Wednesday: 12:15 - 13:15; 20:00 - 21:15
Thursday: 12:15 - 13:15; 20:00 - 21:15
Friday: 12:15 - 13:15; 20:00 - 21:15
Saturday: 12:15 - 13:15; 20:00 - 21:15
Sunday: Closed
Phone
+33142785145
Price Range
Based on country average
$$$$ (€100+)
Website
http://www.ambroisie-paris.com/
