Sables
35 Rue Jean De La Fontaine, 75016 Paris, France
© Estelle Campet
© Estelle Campet
© Estelle Campet
© Estelle Campet
© Estelle Campet
6 PHOTOS
Practical information
- Location
- Paris
- Chef
- Florian Giacalone
- Cooking
- French | Seafood
- Services
- Access for people with disabilities
- Style
- Bistro/Brasserie, Casual, Wine Bar, With friends
Gault&Millau's review 2026
Gourmet Restaurant
In this part of the 16th arrondissement, where people aren’t particularly accustomed to causing a ruckus at the slightest provocation, the bistro owned by Léopold Imbert (the younger brother of Jean, who made a name for himself right here back in the days of L’Acajou) and Hippolyte Talaya’s bistro has carved out a niche among unpretentious eateries, clearly catering to the general public with dishes like sea bass tartare and miso soup with salicornia, linguine with shellfish and coconut milk marinière, or white chocolate mousse with speculoos. Local families love it, the prices remain reasonable, and the wine selection is just right to satisfy connoisseurs. A few seats at the bar.
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Florian Giacalone Chef
Florian Giacalone Chef