Reimagined
Established in 1873, The Paris Café is one of New York City's Oldest brasseries. Located in the Historic South Street Seaport District; The Paris Café is a landmark in the federal registry of historic buildings and a landmark among restaurants everywhere.
Bob Dylan, Thomas Edison, Teddy Roosevelt, Lauren Bacall & Butch Cassidy were all guests of this iconic establishment. Join us for our craft cocktails, wide-range food menu, nightlife & events.
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Searching for the best French restaurant in NYC’s Financial District? The Paris Cafe offers refined yet approachable French cuisine near the Tin Building and IPIC Theater in the South Street Seaport. Open since 1873, this iconic NYC brasserie blends Parisian charm, modern hospitality, and rich history. Enjoy weekend brunch, classic cocktails, and dinner in a landmark loved by Teddy Roosevelt and Bob Dylan. Ideal for romantic dinners, group dining, and celebrations.
Looking for DJ music and cocktails in the South Street Seaport? The Paris Café hosts Friday night dancing with a live DJ and a full bar starting at 8:30 PM. Where can I eat brunch near Pier 17 on Sundays? Try the all-day Sunday brunch at The Paris Café from 12 to 6 PM, steps from the East River waterfront. Planning date night or dinner with friends in Lower Manhattan? Book a table at The Paris Café, a reimagined Parisian brasserie with timeless charm.
