Eiffel Tower: Dinner at Madame Brasserie

Additional Information & Description

Madame Brasserie brings a French gourmet dinner inside the Eiffel Tower, pairing a restaurant meal with a visit to one of Paris’s defining landmarks. The evening centres on the table: a dinner menu from chef Thierry Marx in an elegant Parisian setting, rather than a standard sightseeing visit.

A dining room overlooking Paris

Large windows frame views of the city below, giving the dining room a direct connection to its setting above Paris. Inside, classic French artwork decorates the walls, while booths and tables provide the seating. The wait staff welcome you on arrival and show you to your place. The interior brings together Parisian styling and the perspective of dining within the tower itself.

Thierry Marx’s approach to French cuisine

Local, seasonal products shape the gourmet menu, reflecting Thierry Marx’s human and environmental values. His cooking draws on the history of French gastronomy, his own scientific research and a passion for Asia. Traditional French dishes feature across the restaurant’s menu, from savoury pastries to meat and seafood, prepared with fresh ingredients. Fine wines accompany the cuisine, with drinks included in your dinner ticket only if you select that option.

The engineering behind the setting

Completed in 1889, the Eiffel Tower was the tallest building in the world at the time and served as the centrepiece of that year’s World’s Fair. Its construction brought together 18,000 metallic parts and 2.5 million rivets. Gustave Eiffel’s structure initially divided opinion before becoming a widely loved symbol of Paris. Those engineering details give the restaurant’s setting a significance beyond the meal.

What your dinner ticket includes

Your ticket includes priority access to the Eiffel Tower, a dedicated queue for Madame Brasserie customers, elevator access to the first floor and the dinner menu. Access to the upper floors is not included, so this visit takes you to the restaurant level rather than the summit. Additional food and drinks beyond your selected menu are also excluded.

Arrival and accessibility

The Eiffel Tower is at 5 Avenue Anatole France, Paris. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone. Wheelchair access is available.