Atica

Fine dining restaurant · Sorbonne

Atica

Fine dining restaurant · Sorbonne

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8 Rue Frédéric Sauton, 75005 Paris, France

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Sensory dining journey through Basque Country, art, and culture  

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8 Rue Frédéric Sauton, 75005 Paris, France Get directions

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€100+ · Menu

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8 Rue Frédéric Sauton, 75005 Paris, France Get directions

+33 1 56 81 94 41
aticaparis.com
@aticaparis

€100+ · Menu

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Aug 18, 2025

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The Best New Restaurants In Paris - Paris - The Infatuation

"Tell a Parisian you went to a restaurant with a concept, and they'll assume the experiential elements came at the expense of the food. Not so at Atica, an immersive restaurant housed in an old cinema that spotlights different cultures. Dinner here is both delicious and inventive. The meal, which is based on a particular region and cuisine and changes every six months (Basque Country first, followed by Corsica), unfolds in a series of acts downstairs, in what is essentially a large black box. You’ll sit at black tables surrounded by a 360° floor-to-ceiling projection screen that displays exquisite, moving images of natural landscapes, animals, and artisans celebrating the destination. Each course in the three- or five-step tasting menu begins with a short film that tells the story of an artisan or an ancestral tradition that complements the dish. As for the food, this is tweezer-level precision that honors the region—think a modern take on pintxos, pork belly with txistorra spices, and a Basque cheesecake filled with Patxaran grape compote." - sara lieberman, lindsey tramuta, lindsey tramuta, lindsey tramuta, lindsey tramuta, lindsey tramuta, lindsey tramuta, lindsey tramuta, sara lieberman, sara lieberman, sara lieberman, lindsey tramuta, sara lieberman

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Atica - Review - Latin Quarter - Paris - The Infatuation

"Tell a Parisian you went to a restaurant with a concept, and they'll assume the experiential elements came at the expense of the food. Not so at Atica, an immersive restaurant housed in an old cinema that spotlights different cultures. Dinner here is both delicious and inventive. The meal, which is based on a particular region and cuisine and changes every six months (Basque Country first, followed by Corsica), unfolds in a series of acts downstairs, in what is essentially a large black box. You’ll sit at black tables surrounded by a 360° floor-to-ceiling projection screen that displays exquisite, moving images of natural landscapes, animals, and artisans celebrating the destination. Each course in the three- or five-step tasting menu begins with a short film that tells the story of an artisan or an ancestral tradition that complements the dish. As for the food, this is tweezer-level precision that honors the region—think a modern take on pintxos, pork belly with txistorra spices, and a Basque cheesecake filled with Patxaran grape compote." - Lindsey Tramuta

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Anna Kloots

Google
When I first heard this restaurant described as “immersive” I feared it would be cheesy. But the experience of dining here was thoughtful, insightful, beautiful, creative and delicious. I felt as though I watching an episode of No Reservations, but rather than being left wanting to go try the food one day - I got to taste it along the way. With each course I truly learned about the Basque Country, and the non-alcoholic pairing was the best selection n/a of beverages served anywhere. This was a fabulous date night, and left me wondering what other destinations Atica can take me to.

Ayten Cerrahoglu

Google
Amazing! We loved this experience, it is unique yet so sincere & sensual, learning about the Basque area and their tradition.. combining with the food & ingredients.. delicious! Every 6 months they change their season and you can taste different cuisine each time 🥰

Anik Seguin

Google
I quite literally just left the restaurant.. I’m in my Uber and I couldn’t wait to leave this restaurant a review. There are no words to describe this culinary experience. Treat yourself - experience the food WITH the wine pairings… absolutely incredible! This restaurant doesn’t have a Michelin star but this was better than any of the a Michelin restaurants I’ve tried.

Vanessa Ingold

Google
Atica offers a unique immersive experience, taking all guests on a journey through gastronomy and culture. The concept is well thought out and creatively designed, with a strong focus on cultural promotion—whether through the menu, the ambiance, or the carefully selected ingredients. The service is attentive and professional, always present without being intrusive. Each dish is beautifully presented, making it not only a delight to taste but also a visual highlight. A minor drawback is that the space feels a bit too cold—whether in terms of temperature or atmosphere. A warmer ambiance could enhance the overall experience.

Josh E

Google
This will stand out as a core culinary memory, this I’m sure. We were whisked from the wet cobblestone of the Paris winter to the stunning landscapes of Basque Country where time seemed to stand still. The founder is a visionary and every detail is thoughtfully planned out - truly a feast for all five senses. Highly recommend that you carve out time for this experience. It’s not just a meal, it’s cultural appreciation you won’t get anywhere else.

choirgirl1993

Google
Great ambiance and service (for Paris) but the food was quite bland, uninteresting, and below my expectations. I have dined at many Michelin restaurants that cost less than my experience at Atica, and I was honestly disappointed by the food. I paid €370 for 2 with the wine pairing, so at this hefty price tag, you expect to be wowed, but I was not. If you have a lot of money and don’t mind spending it carelessly, then I would recommend it because the experience was interesting (you watch a film of the basque region and culture while you eat).

Natacha Keuchguerian

Google
A truly impressive experience. Each and every minute of your dinner is carefully tailored to wow your brain. Loved the food, the drinks, the screening, the team and everything in between! See you soon in Paris, or any other city of the earth ATICA! 🙌🏻👏🏻

Dina Sameni

Google
A must visit, when in Paris! I’ve been to so many amazing restaurants before, but Atica is really something else. Besides the food being delicious and presented so nicely, the thing that stood out the most to me here is the unmatched service and unique ambience. Ramzi and his staff took such amazing care of our big group and were kind and accommodating throughout our evening. Can’t wait to be back!