The Paris restaurant of chef Pierre Gagnaire, rue Balzac since 1996, a few steps from the Champs-Élysées: a semi-private space for up to 14 guests for business lunches and dinners around one of the most creative kitchens in France.
| Address | 6 rue Balzac, 75008 Paris |
| Private space | Semi-private space for up to 14 guests |
| Privatisation | Possible from 7 guests |
| History | Pierre Gagnaire moved to Paris in 1996; three Michelin stars regained in 1998 |
| Valet parking | No longer offered since 15 January 2026 |
| Bookings | Through the restaurant’s reservations team |
Sources: official website of the Pierre Gagnaire restaurant and Pierre Gagnaire group history page, checked on 17 September 2026. The group warns of fraudulent websites using the Pierre Gagnaire name: always book through the official site.
For a business dinner where the cuisine itself is the event, the restaurant of Pierre Gagnaire is one of the obvious Paris addresses. Its private space is deliberately small, which suits a board, a partner dinner or a celebration of a signed agreement rather than a large group.
Executive dinners and client lunches of 7 to 14 guests in the semi-private space. For larger groups, compare the other gastronomic restaurants in our selection, several of which offer private salons for 30 guests or more.
For a closed private salon near the Étoile, compare Le Taillevent. All the restaurants in our selection are compared in our guide to private dining rooms in Paris.
It offers a semi-private space for up to 14 guests; privatisation is possible from 7 guests.
No, the restaurant stopped offering valet parking on 15 January 2026.