Why you should experience CoCo in Paris, France.
CoCo is a glamorous Parisian brasserie where Chaussée-d'Antin's Belle Époque grandeur, contemporary French gastronomy, theatrical elegance, and energetic social culture create one of the capital's most iconic dining experiences.
Set within the Palais Garnier along Place Jacques Rouché near Boulevard des Capucines and just steps from Palais Garnier's Grand Escalier, this spectacular restaurant unfolds beneath grand colonnades and sweeping terraces overlooking one of Paris's greatest architectural masterpieces. Marble, velvet, brass, and dramatic lighting establish an atmosphere worthy of the opera itself while impeccable hospitality, refined tableside service, and exceptional cuisine transform every meal into an event. Every detail celebrates the enduring glamour that has defined the Opéra district for more than a century. The result is a destination defined by architectural magnificence, refined gastronomy, and one of Chaussée-d'Antin's most extraordinary dining experiences.
What you should know about CoCo.
CoCo is best known for opening in 2019 as the flagship Parisian restaurant of the Paris Society group inside Charles Garnier's Palais Garnier, an architectural masterpiece inaugurated in 1875 and designated a Monument Historique in 1923, transforming one of France's most celebrated cultural monuments into a world-renowned dining destination. Conceived by Paris Society founders Laurent de Gourcuff and Julien Labrousse with interiors designed by Corinne Sachot, CoCo combines contemporary French cuisine with one of the city's most spectacular historic settings, while Executive Chef Julien Chicoisne has established the restaurant around refined French classics, exceptional seasonal ingredients, and theatrical hospitality that has made CoCo one of Paris's defining luxury brasseries.
Beautifully prepared seafood, premium grilled meats, seasonal vegetables, luxurious desserts, and impeccably executed French classics arrive with elegant restraint, complemented by an extensive Champagne program and one of the city's most celebrated terraces overlooking the Palais Garnier. Every plate reflects precise contemporary technique while preserving the timeless sophistication expected from one of Paris's most prestigious dining addresses, creating an experience where remarkable architecture and exceptional gastronomy become inseparable.
How to fold CoCo into your trip.
CoCo works as the centerpiece of an elegant evening celebrating Chaussée-d'Antin's extraordinary artistic and architectural heritage.
Begin at Palais Garnier, where Charles Garnier's lavish Second Empire masterpiece reveals one of the world's greatest opera houses before enjoying an unforgettable dinner at CoCo. Continue to Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, whose grand Art Nouveau dome and rooftop terrace celebrate the district's architectural splendor, before concluding at Olympia, where France's renowned concert hall provides a memorable finale through one of Paris's most celebrated live performance venues. The progression moves naturally from grand opera house to exceptional fine dining and onward through two defining Chaussée-d'Antin landmarks, revealing why CoCo has become one of Paris's quintessential luxury dining experiences.
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