Pavyllon

Too salty, the construction of the tasting course was a bit lack of wonders. À la carte may be the best way to enjoy the best of the dishes. Service was excellent though the size of the restaurant with à la carte made the service quality stressed. The atmosphere including patio with greens especially at this season very impressive.

A very nice experience in one of Paris's iconic locations. Service was excellent as you would expect from a Michelin star restaurant. Food was nice but I wouldn't say the absolute best. We had the chef 5-course menu. Location is great and iconic.

I rarely leave reviews but this experience was disapointing. I had better food and wine in some restaurant in Paris for a quarter of the price. The food was not bad, simply not worth the price tag. The service was personal but rushed, I took the 5 course meal with wine pairing and we would not even be finished our glass of wine and they were pushing the other course. We got 4 courses and 4 wines in the first 45 minutes. This was on a Monday when the restaurant was half empty, no reason to rush. As stated before the food was not bad but it was average, the first egg dish was no better than a oeuf mayonaise you get in any Paris brasserie, they simply had caviar and salmon on top. The pigeon dish and the meringue for desert were average at best. Over 600 euros for a meal worth 200 at best, this is the most disaponting part. For the same price in Paris you can do much better. Seeing the kitchen was great and impressive, the hostest was cheerful and welcoming and the waiters were kind. The wine list looks more like a phone book with the incredible selection. The conlclusion; I would not go back, I tried lots of Michelin star restaurant and this one is the worse one I tried.

Dinner at Pavyllon Paris – Yannick Alléno was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The service deserves special mention: highly professional yet genuinely warm, attentive without ever being intrusive, and perfectly paced throughout the evening. Every interaction felt thoughtful and confident, creating a relaxed but unmistakably high-end atmosphere. The food itself was of clear three-star Michelin caliber. Each course showed remarkable technical precision, depth of flavor, and balance, with sauces in particular standing out as both refined and expressive—classic Alléno craftsmanship. The dishes felt luxurious without being overworked, elegant without losing personality. The setting complements the cuisine beautifully: understated, calm, and focused on the experience rather than spectacle. Overall, this was a dinner that fully met—and arguably exceeded—the expectations one has of a top-tier Michelin restaurant. A truly memorable evening and a benchmark for modern French fine dining.

Incredible food, atmosphere and location. The Champagne list is somewhat of an amazing novel as is the wine list with excellent sommelier on hand to help. The food was exquisite (corden bleu was exceptional) and the service so welcoming and helpful! Would definitely visit again and can’t wait for the summer months when it can be enjoyed open air!