Ristorante Tosca sur Paris

A truly wonderful discovery! The welcome was superb from start to finish, with attentive and warm service. The wine recommendations were perfect, and the lunch menu offers excellent value for money. The food is excellent, with a special mention for the superb cheese selection. I highly recommend it and will gladly return!

A wonderful experience, repeated. Friendly staff and a very tasty meal. Well done and thank you.

We had a wonderful lunch at Tosca restaurant. The welcome was simply exceptional (thank you to Aurélien and the sommelier who introduced us to a magnificent non-alcoholic wine) and the food was excellent! You can tell that the good humor and pleasure in welcoming guests are genuine and not forced. I will definitely recommend Tosca to my friends and family and will be back. Thank you to the whole team.

The Italian wave is sweeping through Paris: from elegant trattorias to more intimate restaurants, Italian eateries are flourishing everywhere, though not always managing to capture the warm authenticity that is the hallmark of Italy. Yet, just steps from the Élysée Palace, this particular establishment stands out with remarkable precision. Located in the former workshop of Pierre Cardin, transformed by the Italian hotel group Roberto Naldi Collection into an elegant family-run establishment with understated luxury, the restaurant takes its name from Giacomo Puccini's legendary opera. From the moment you enter, the atmosphere sets the tone: discreet sophistication, a Milanese spirit, and a perfectly mastered attention to detail. Since 2024, Chef Paolo Ambrogio has been crafting a culinary symphony that celebrates traditional Italy with a contemporary twist, drawing on popular Italian recipes which he then refines with finesse and precision. The service, with its smiles and impeccable orchestration by Aurélien, is an integral part of the experience. You're swept away as if on a transalpine getaway. At lunchtime, a three-course menu allows you to discover the chef's world. An immediate favorite is the pappa al pomodoro, an emblem of Tuscan cucina povera: a comforting blend of Tuscan bread, simmered tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil, executed with masterful simplicity. For the main course, the mezzi rigatoni with cherry tomatoes, guanciale, and pecorino cheese seduces with its perfectly balanced richness, while the spaghetoni with basil pesto shines with its freshness and aromatic intensity. The desserts extend the journey with the same elegance. Special mention goes to the chocolate cake, reminiscent of a dark chocolate cannelloni, filled with almond ganache and topped with a cherry liqueur espuma: a creation that is both generous and refined. In the evening, Tosca unveils a more expansive experience with a five-course menu, also available à la carte. True to the restaurant's inclusive spirit, a fully vegetarian option is offered, crafted with the same high standards as the rest of the menu.

Pleasant welcome, well-coordinated service, excellent cuisine. A very enjoyable experience.

A truly special place... It would be unfair to mention the exceptional cuisine (the pigeon...) without also highlighting the extraordinary welcome from Aurélien, whose kindness and attentiveness were outstanding, the insightful advice and knowledge of Éric Seillier, the head sommelier, and the efficiency and constant attention of the entire team... A rare alchemy that makes this restaurant a unique place with a truly beautiful soul... See you soon, and a huge thank you to you all for everything you contributed to this very special anniversary...

Excellent. From the welcome and service to the food, everything was top-notch.

A truly delightful experience. Refined, delicious, elegant cuisine, prepared with understated elegance. A cozy setting, a warm welcome, and attentive service that creates a truly cocoon-like atmosphere. A beautiful, enchanting interlude.

Excellent dinner; we opted for the à la carte menu despite the enticing promises of the set menus. A warm welcome and professional service in a dining room where the tables are perfectly arranged to ensure our privacy. High-quality cuisine with perfectly cooked sea bass. An excellent restaurant offering exceptional value for money in Paris.

A pretty good Italian restaurant, positioned in a fairly high price range. The dishes were good, reasonably well-prepared, but nothing exceptional; the cuisine was very traditional. The service was particularly slow that evening, but the waiters were all polite, smiling, and pleasant.