GrandCœur

GrandCœur in Paris — restaurant photograph

There are terraces in the Marais. And then there is the listed cobbled courtyard at GrandCœur, which glows with candlelight after dark.

On Rue du Temple, in a former coaching inn with exposed beams, rough stone and marble tables, this chic brasserie is backed by Mauro Colagreco, the three-Michelin-starred chef of Mirazur in Menton.

A brasserie by Colagreco

The menu combines brasserie generosity with the chef's Italian-Argentinian roots: seasonal produce, straightforward cooking and comforting desserts. Open every day for lunch and dinner, it makes a romantic meal possible even at the last minute.

The candlelit courtyard

The terrace in the listed cobbled courtyard is one of the most romantic settings in the Marais: pale stone, greenery and soft light. Inside, the more intimate Corazón room can be booked privately for special evenings.

Who is it for?

Why GrandCœur leaves an impression

Because the courtyard, candles and the signature of a great chef make it an effortlessly appealing romantic address in the Marais.

GrandCœur, the romantic heart of the Marais.