Baronne (Lunch)

Description

Located in the prestigious 8th arrondissement of Paris, Baronne’ s exceptional setting is a real winner. The Salomon de Rothschild townhouse, an emblematic 19th-century monument, offers a setting that blends historic charm with contemporary design. The decor, imagined by Corinne Sachot, famous for her work on the Coco restaurant, highlights the neoclassical architecture of the place. All the while creating an intimate, luxurious ambience. With an impressive seating capacity of 400, divided between the majestic interior and the 4,000 m² garden, Baronne promises an extraordinary experience.

The choice of the Hôtel particulier Salomon de Rothschild as the setting for Baronne is no mean feat. This magnificent building, once the residence of Baroness Adèle de Rothschild, a great art collector and philanthropist, is a living testimony to Parisian history. Surrounded by sumptuous gardens, the building still retains its original decorative features. These include frescoes, wood panelling and marble fireplaces. Providing a setting of rare elegance for the restaurant’s guests.

Under the direction of Laurent de Gourcuff, Paris Society has established itself as a key player in the upscale catering and events sector in Paris. Each of the group’s venues is distinguished by a strong identity and unique style. Creating memorable experiences that combine gastronomy, ambiance and sophisticated design. With Baronne, Paris Society continues to push the boundaries of innovation and creativity. Consolidating its status as a leader on the Parisian gastronomic scene.

Baronne isn’t just a restaurant, it’s an event in itself. With a cuisine specializing in grilled meats, this new establishment will add an extra dimension to Paris Society’s gastronomic offering. Which will then have 65 restaurants.

All in all, Baronne is shaping up to be a new must-visit address for haute cuisine enthusiasts in Paris, offering a unique culinary and visual experience in a setting steeped in history. Don’t miss this gastronomic gem the next time you’re in Paris.