Aldéhyde
5 Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe, 75004 Paris, France
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Practical information
- Location
- Paris
- Chef
- Louis BeaurepaireJulian Patary
- Cooking
- Gastronomic
Budget
(€)
Indicative price per person (excl. drinks)
35 to 120
Gault&Millau's review 2026
Chef's Restaurant
The departure of Youssef Marzouk—the cornerstone and public face of this restaurant, which had received critical acclaim from the press since its opening—has not fundamentally altered the trajectory of this intimate eatery. The good habits have remained (a warm, smiling welcome and service, a pleasant atmosphere fostered by a predominantly tourist clientele, and high-quality dishes), but so have the bad ones, such as those “hidden-set” menus, which have otherwise all but disappeared in Paris. Customers are therefore forced to accept the “market of the day” (read: the chef’s choice), without even being able to choose their wine by the glass—the few options available are listed only verbally. Two toques nonetheless, particularly for the duck breast served with seasonal mirabelle plums, butter-roasted potatoes, shallot jus, duck jus seasoned with fresh mirabelle plums, and pickled potatoes—all lightly infused with tagetes.
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Louis Beaurepaire Chef
Louis Beaurepaire Chef -
Julian Patary Chef
Julian Patary Chef -
Thibault Blanche Chef de service
Thibault Blanche Chef de service