Facade fleurie d'un cafe-brasserie parisien, ambiance de brasserie de quartier a Paris

Brasserie in Paris, 14th arrondissement

Brasserie in Paris

Le Bouquet d'Alesia, a neighbourhood brasserie near Alesia: continuous service 7 days a week, homemade cooking and fresh produce, a terrace and a Sunday brunch, at 75 avenue du General Leclerc.

Paris 14th, Alesia

Continuous service 7/7

Homemade & fresh produce

Table de bistrot parisien dressee avec un menu ouvert, brasserie a Paris 14e

A Parisian address

A brasserie in the heart of the 14th

Le Bouquet d'Alesia sits on avenue du General Leclerc, a stone's throw from the Alesia metro (line 4). A real Parisian brasserie: a room open from morning to evening, a counter you lean on for a coffee, tables you settle at for a full meal, and a terrace when the weather allows.

You do not need a special occasion to push the door open. Solo at the counter, a couple on the terrace or a large table for a birthday — the house takes every format the same day, at its own unhurried pace, the way a neighbourhood brasserie should.

The idea

A brasserie, not just another restaurant

A restaurant closes its kitchen between two seatings. A brasserie keeps it open. That single nuance is the whole promise of Le Bouquet d'Alesia: a warm dish at eleven in the morning as much as at four in the afternoon, a wider menu, a lighter atmosphere, without ceremony and without nostalgia.

What you can expect

What our Paris brasserie brings to the table

Homemade cooking

Dishes are prepared on site with fresh produce and suppliers chosen with care. A menu that follows the seasons rather than the trends, cooked here rather than reheated.

Continuous service

Open 7 days a week without a break between lunch and dinner. You arrive when your schedule allows and still order a hot plate, a coffee or a glass of wine.

A room for every moment

Breakfast, lunch, an afternoon coffee, dinner or Sunday brunch: the same address follows your day, on the terrace or inside.

Neighbourhood, not showcase

A neighbourhood brasserie in southern Paris

The great historic brasseries around Montparnasse or Saint-Germain are magnificent, but often crowded and expensive. Le Bouquet d'Alesia belongs to the other family: the neighbourhood brasserie, discreet, rooted in local life, where you mostly meet residents and people who work nearby.

The 14th lives at its own pace — less touristy, more residential. Along avenue du General Leclerc, the address is easy to reach from the whole south of Paris: metro Alesia (line 4), the buses of the avenue, and a terrace that faces the neighbourhood rather than a postcard.

Terrasse d'un cafe parisien avec chaises en rotin et glycine bleue, brasserie de quartier a Paris

Clients accoudes au comptoir d'un cafe-bar parisien, brasserie ouverte en service continu

The key marker

Continuous service, the sign of a real brasserie

Many Parisian restaurants close their kitchen around two in the afternoon and reopen only in the evening. At Le Bouquet d'Alesia the kitchen stays open without interruption, so late lunches, in-between hours and early dinners are always welcome.

That availability is a genuine service for shift workers, travellers between two trains and families who eat off-peak. It is a demanding commitment for the house — and exactly what makes a brasserie a brasserie.

Frequently asked questions about our Paris brasserie

01Where is your brasserie located in Paris?

Le Bouquet d'Alesia is at 75 avenue du General Leclerc, in the 14th arrondissement, right next to the Alesia metro station (line 4), in the south of Paris.

02What are the opening hours of the brasserie?

The brasserie is open 7 days a week with continuous service. The kitchen stays open between lunch and dinner, so you can order a hot dish outside the traditional seatings.

03What is the difference between a brasserie and a restaurant?

A brasserie stays open all day, without a break between lunch and dinner, with a classic menu available at any time. A restaurant most often works in seatings with more formal cooking. Le Bouquet d'Alesia keeps the brasserie tradition of continuous service.

04Do you serve homemade food with fresh produce?

Yes. The dishes are cooked on site with fresh produce and a menu that follows the seasons, rather than an endless list of reheated plates.

05Do you have a terrace and a Sunday brunch?

Yes. The brasserie has a terrace on avenue du General Leclerc, and a savoury and sweet brunch is served every Sunday.

06Do I need to book a table?

You can often sit down without booking, which is one of the advantages of a brasserie. A reservation is still advised at midday on weekdays, at the weekend, for Sunday brunch and for group meals. Call us on 01 53 71 98 50.