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Invalides and Eiffel Tower Quarters : Chez Ribe

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Chez Ribe

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  • A local Brasserie right by the Eiffel Tower with excellent food & service! Our waiter was very friendly-- probably the most friendly waiter we met on our whole trip to France. My husband & I enjoyed the most amazing Bordeaux wine along with our meal. Every course was delightful, but the creme brulee was especially divine. Go eat there-- we stumbled upon it because it was near to our hotel!

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  • 15 Avenue Suffren
  • 75007
  • 01 45 66 53 79
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