A Left Bank house whose private salons have made its reputation, on the quai des Grands-Augustins: ten salons from two to thirty guests, the largest being L’Astrolabe, and the first restaurant awarded three Michelin stars, in 1933.
| Address | 51 quai des Grands-Augustins, 75006 Paris |
| Small salons | La Belle Otero (2), Quai aux Fleurs (2), Les Anges (4), Le Salon Chinois (4), Les Sénateurs (6), Les Amours (8), Victor Hugo (10) |
| Large salons | La Boussole (15), Le Salon Doré (22), L’Astrolabe (30), all at a single table |
| Cocktails | Tailor-made cocktails possible in L’Astrolabe |
| Private hire fee | €50 per person for any salon privatisation |
| History | The first restaurant to obtain three Michelin stars, in 1933 |
| Groups | Commercial team for groups of 9 or more |
Source: Lapérouse website, checked on 17 September 2026. The founding date of 1766 appears only on the English page; capacities are for a single table.
Lapérouse is built around its salons, small private rooms set apart from the main dining room. For a business event, that means a choice of private spaces for almost any group size up to thirty, all with the same sense of occasion.
One-to-one business dinners in the smallest salons, board dinners of 8 to 15 guests, and client dinners of up to 30 in L’Astrolabe, which can also host a tailor-made cocktail. Budget the private hire fee charged per person on top of the menu.
For a private room with a literary history on the Right Bank, compare Drouant; for a larger brasserie setting in Saint-Germain, Brasserie Lipp. All the restaurants in our selection are compared in our guide to private dining rooms in Paris.
Ten salons, from La Belle Otero for two guests to L’Astrolabe for up to 30 at a single table.
Yes, €50 per person according to the restaurant’s website.