Le Drugstore

It was my first restaurant in Paris and omg it was amazing! I fell in love with the food there. Escargots, pork ribs, duck confit and of course this beautiful dessert the Arc de Triumph - all were delicious.

Publicis, a great institute that extends beyond media to offer the real spirit of Paris in their food and their customer experience. A true reflection of the brand. Their bakery in particular offers the real rich French flavour, quality and truly indulging. The croissant, the baguette, the Madeleines all amazing. Even the simple fried eggs are “perfect”. Natalie is amazing. For days, and despite the language barrier, she communicated with a smile and real passion! Such a lovely person and a truly makes it happen with her customer service skills. The wider team is all friendly and about “of course” without hesitance and with a smile. Highly recommended restaurant, breakfast and dinner were amazing. That friendly experience is priceless.

I really enjoyed the pork rib and squid – both were delicious. The dessert Le Triomphe was not only beautiful but also tasted amazing. The service was excellent as well, especially from the tall, slim gentleman who took great care of us.

Le Drugstore is one of those places that just makes you feel like you’re in the heart of Paris. The location couldn’t be better—right on the iconic Champs-Élysées, surrounded by luxury boutiques and designer stores. It’s the perfect spot to grab a bite in between shopping or to unwind after a stroll down one of the most famous streets in the world. The ambience is modern yet cozy, with a chic Parisian vibe that instantly makes you want to linger. I went for the grilled chicken with Cajun sauce, and it was absolutely delicious—tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. I also tried the club sandwich, and it was just as satisfying, with fresh ingredients and great balance in flavors. Yes, it’s a bit on the expensive side, but honestly, you’re paying for more than just the food. You’re getting the prime location, stylish atmosphere, and that feeling of dining somewhere special in Paris. The quality of the dishes and the overall experience make it well worth the splurge. If you’re looking for a place where good food meets unbeatable location and chic vibes, Le Drugstore is definitely worth adding to your Paris list.

We accidentally sat down at the restaurant when I meant to grab quick food from the other part of the drugstore, and I’m so happy we made this mistake. The staff was lovely and recommended the tastiest salmon I’ve ever had. My birthday dessert was beyond adorable - they even put a candle on it for me. I hope to come back to Paris to enjoy the drugstore again.

Went to Le Drugstore at Champs Elysees avenue near Etoile for a business lunch. The place was clean, the personnel extremely efficient and the service of top quality. Tried a salad, fish, drinks and fruits. This was a great quality-of-experience for us

Cute trendy atmosphere, interesting menu, beautiful sunset behind the Arc from the terrace. Worth checking out especially if you are around the area and can sit on the terrace at golden hour. Photos: charred octopus + Arc photo from in front of the terrace

My family was there for the coffee, and we liked the atmosphere so much that we stayed for lunch and dinner. The waiter even speaks Balkan languages, which was a delight. Oh yes, and the view is amazing—Arc de Triomphe.

L'Arc de Triomphe was the last landmark Jamie W and I visited in Paris before our flight home. We had a reserved time slot, so we first looked for a quick breakfast nearby. Figuring our pickings for a reasonably priced cafe on the Champs-Elysses would be paltry, we precipitously discovered this stylish hybrid of a cafe and a drugstore (thus the name). Opened in 1958, it had been redesigned to evoke the Mad Men vibe of its original vintage. Seated in the covered sidewalk terrace where we were afforded a nice view of the arch (Photo 2), we immediately ordered a couple of the 8€ Cappuccinos (Photo 9). Piping hot and they hit our respective spots especially accompanied by Valrhona chocolate squares. I had inquired about their signature dessert, the 22€ Le Triomphe, even though it was the middle of the morning. I was intrigued because it was a dessert shaped and carved like the arch. He said they don't make it until the late afternoon. Just as well since I didn't need the extra calories. I decided to order the 9€ Scrambled Eggs (Photo 8) and was pleased to see it came with baguette slices and butter (Photo 10). We weren't finished with the sweet treats though. Jamie went for the 8€ Lemon Pound Cake (Photo 12). For a finishing bite, I ordered the buttery 7€ Madeleines (Photo 17). It was a fun place to hang, and the drugstore was worth a peruse. FOOD / COFFEE - 4 stars...surprisingly good considering the touristy location AMBIANCE- 4.5 stars...stylish touches abound SERVICE - 3.5 stars...a bit harried but attentive enough TOTAL - 4 stars...if you need a bite near the arch RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TDhdgjoONI

I felt Le Drugstore tried to be more upscale and fancy than it truly is and certainly was priced above its value. It is located within a short walk of Arc de Triomphe and down the street from high end shopping like Louis Vuitton, so maybe it is just trying to fit in. They have a solid menu which can cater to various needs. The quality of the food is hit or miss - as an example the tartare was on point but the grilled octopus was overcooked and a bit too chewy. Service was relatively hands off. Prices, as already mentioned, did not quite align with the value provided. They weren't ridiculously over priced, just a bit higher than appropriate imo. Worth a visit? I'll leave that to you to decide. I would probably not go back again, but as a tourist I'd want to check out more places anyway.

Great atmosphere and great food! While strolling along Avenue des Champs-Elysees, and looking for somewhere to stop in for drinks whilst on a shopping trip, we came across Le Drugstore. Do not be thrown by the name. It is adjacent to a drugstore but the restaurant is far from its namesake.this Brazilian inspired eatery offers all you could want in the shadow of the Arc de Triomphe's busy neighborhood. The drinks were excellent and the appetizers we had were simple yet delicious. Believe it or not the lobster roll here rivaled anything we've had in New England. If you're in the area, check it out, guaranteed not to disappoint!

Even though less than 4 stars I decided to try this place given hotel proximity. I made a reservation several weeks in advance after reviewing the menu but was so disappointed after showing up for my 7 pm reservation that the items I wanted to order were not available after 7 pm despite being on the menu. Warning all who dare to enter.

The food was fine, not great but ok. Service was slow. I think they were trying to be a fine dining establishment and were priced as such, but they weren't.

You could think the best part of LE Drugstore is the location, which is a few steps from the Arc de Triomphe, but it's the food! Every dish we ordered was fantastic, my favorite being the pasta with pistachio sauce. Our server was friendly and attentive to our needs. I suggest making a reservation, as it is a popular spot. It is pricey, but it's worth it.

Really adorable restaurant with great views of the Arc de Triumph. The food was good - dinner service doesn't start until seven though so we could only get the "tea time" menu. Thats something to keep in mind!

Food, service, ambience...they got it all! Perfect location overviewing the Arc de triomphe, Service , esp mention to our host Cherazade for providing us the best seat in the house. For our server, for being so attentive. Everything taste delicious, esp the pork bbq ribs and the pesto pasta.

Excellent first lunch for the kids in Paris! From FL and enjoying sidewalk dining with perfect spring weather on the Champs Elysees in the shadow of the Arc. Food and service are excellent! Try the chicken breaded w peanuts & cornflakes!

Food just okay, cocktails were okay.Service was good. Location was great- right next to the arc

Highlights/Lowlights 1) Nice View of Arc De Triomphe 2) Sensitive with Food Allergies (Gluten)* 3) Chaotic Service I made a reservation at Le Drugstore for a Saturday night at 9pm while visiting Paris. I had read about this place in a travel guide book and thought the menu looked good so made the reservation about a week ahead of time with no issues. This restaurant is located on the very popular (and touristy!) Champs De Elyss. The vibe is cool with ample outdoor, indoor and hybrid (outdoor but covered) seating. The matre d was very friendly, pulled up my reservation and noted my gluten allergy. We were seated immediately at a table that had a great view of the Arc De Triomphe. Unfortunately our service here was chaotic. The restaurant was busy-ish but far from full and our server was incredibly stressed out. We were seated near the computer where he was putting in the orders and could hear him complaining and grumbling at every order he put in. We ordered 2 starters, one entree and one side to share between the two of us and our server acted incredibly annoyed and then quickly slammed another table next to ours (implying we had too much food for our table). The entire experience was very stressful and we felt super uncomfortable the whole time. Our drinks ran out about 1/2 way through the meal and I had to flag the matre d after about 15 minutes for a refill. The matre d was very kind and nice, and was pulling his work load and then some. Food was fine. Not the best but not the worst we had in Paris. Service (beside the matre d who was amazing) was a real doozy here and I don't think we will be back! *Not sure about shared kitchen space for gluten allergies. Would recommend calling ahead if you need something specific!

This was a nicely organized store. Part bookstore, part deli, part liquor store, and a restaurant all inside this specialty store. The store has security personnel when you first walk in. One has to wander around to see what this store has, which includes a cosmetic section and cigar area, mainly for the men. Checkout was relatively easy, and the staff were very quick about the transaction.

Been here many times and handful of times for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and have had great experiences. Good food and vibes esp being in the heart of one of the busiest cities. Hands down, the caesar salad is one of my favorite caesar salads of all time. So damn good! Great wine list, cocktails, steak tartare, foie gras, and more!

Trendy spot very close to the arc de triomphe. We came here in between activities as a spot to grab a quick bite and sat on the outside terrace. Food was yummy although quite pricey for what you get, but that makes sense for the area. We shared the club sandwich, and Mille feulle and enjoyed. Service was a bit slow and they didn't make any effort with us, but were more attentive to bigger groups/the business men next to us.

Cool bookstore and restaurant that provides a welcome respite from the crowds in the Arc area. Service was friendly, attentive, and relatively quick. Ambiance is a chill bookstore vibe followed by a French bar/diner vibe. Menu is varied from French classics to more modern and slightly diverse dishes. We stuck to drinks and all left satisfied. Expect to pay a bit of a premium for being in this super tourist district.

Absolutely rude and arrogant server. Just because you are vegetarian and don't drink alcohol , they asked us to move to the back of the restaurant. You are only ordering starters and few items, and this place is highly in demand. They need some lessons in customer service. I will give -100 stars. I was violated, disgusted and it left a bad taste for the trip.

Dined here with my daughter, nice selection of wine & foil gras was delicious. Sitting & people watching, the Arc de Triomphe is a stone throw away. Beautiful wonderful experience. Will definitely go back. Only slight hiccup is once you're served, no one comes back to check if you need anything.

This place is the best!!!!! We tried this place on a whim and oh did we not regret it! We first went her and tried their Hh! Their Parmesan madeleines are the best!!! Then we had so small bites like crab cakes and some Dip they call it their caviar but it's made up of eggplant it's so good!!! The. The other day we went here to try their dinner and it's beyond amazing and we were totally blown away! We had the salmon with spinach and the salad plus we ordered dessert and we had yummy apple pie!!!! Everything was delicious not Like that cafe George V! Don't go there and please beware of their service there! You would expect decent places to eat along champles elysee but George V is certainly not one of them!!!

So very, very good. Tuna carpaccio. Beef carpaccio. Delicious bread, cheese , figs. Salad. Craft cocktails. Highly recommend.

I was in Paris celebrating my 50th birthday April 2-6. This place came recommended by my Aunt who came a couple of days ahead... Food was extremely enjoyable but the service was superb..we ate there for lunch and dinner twice during our stay...I would like to thank management and the whole wait staff especially Pierre. I will recommend Le Drugstore to everyone traveling to Paris!

WOW!!! We ate here twice, first for lunch and then for dinner. OUTSTANDING!!!! Our lunch server was not good but our dinner server was perfection!! AND THE FOOD!!!!!! Everything we tasted we loved!!! Go here!!!!!!!!!!

If I could give this place a 0, I would. We went there for breakfast. We first had to ask for menus after waiting about 5 minutes. Then after 15 minutes we still had not be acknowledged or had our order taken. Eventually we left. I would not recommend as the service is horrible.

First off, this restaurant is right on the Champs-Elysées within sight of the Arc d'Triomphe, so it is extremely popular, busy and slammed with tourists. It's also expensive, although comparatively speaking, it's in the same price range as other restaurants along the Champs-Elysées. Still, I'm talking $$$-$$$$ prices here. You have been warned. The restaurant is lovely with an Art Deco feel and a large outdoor seating area as well as a large dining area indoors. It's attached to a Drugstore concept shop, and this is where you enter. Just take the first left after you come in. We were greeted immediately and, because it was the middle of lunchtime and we didn't have a reservation, we were offered a choice of seats either at the counter in front of the kitchen or at a table in the bar area. We chose the bar area so that we could have an actual table. Plus the banquette sofa looked super comfy (and it was!). The menu is uniquely arranged. There's a small bites section, a full lunch section, an afternoon tea section and a "drugstore" section with ice creams and other fountain type items. The ice creams sounded great since it was pretty hot out, so we opted for a couple of items from the small bites menu and went for the sundaes. The sandwiches were plain ham and butter and it was an entire baguette! Huge! The sundaes seemed pricey but when they arrived we realized why... they're enormous! Seriously, they came in enormous bowls that could hold their own as centerpieces on most tables. I chose the fresh berries sundae and it was heaped with flavorful fresh raspberries, blueberries and strawberries, most of which were covered by mounds of fresh whipped cream. The ice creams were strawberry, raspberry and another berry and they were incredible creamy and delicious. The chocolate sundae however, was the clear winner, it was every chocolate thing you can imagine. Brownies on the bottom, layers of ice cream, thick fudgy syrup, heaps of whipped cream and lots of decorative and delicious chocolate pieces. Luckily we were hungry. It was a whole lot of deliciousness. The only downside - sitting in the bar area we didn't get much service past the initial delivery of the food and drinks. Our food came out very quickly, and then we were ignored. We had to flag down waiters for more water (which came quickly) and an extra spoon (which never came). It seemed like there weren't any waiters attached to the bar area and everything fell to the bartender, who was busy making drinks (as he should be). The rest of the dining area seemed to be receiving very attentive service, so I'm not going to detract a star, since we chose to sit in the bar area. Best advice, and this applies to every restaurant in Paris, make a reservation. Then you will have a table waiting in your choice of location within the restaurant and great service.

Looks like this place can't be found from yelp. It's confusing. On yelp map ( actually google map) Different name ? Drugstore ?? Huh? Restaurant ? No matter what this place is it's Expensive mediocre food ( or drugs ) at best but served up with typical douche bag French attitude. " security " Wouldnt let you enter in front door, had to go around side door. Hostess would not let us eat at the bar counter ( maybe for dinner or maybe for drinks and / or dessert) even though 2 seats were taken out of 10. Place is pretentious for even French standards. Dessert sucked for €15 and attitude sucked too. Oh. I walked out the front door under protest from security douche.

We stopped by Le Drugstore for brunch and had a great experience. One reason I wanted to visit was I was fascinated by the concept of a cafe within a drugstore and another was because the interior is designed by Tom Dixon, one of my favourite interior designers. The food was tasty - loved the parmesan Madeleines and crab salad especially - and loved the vibe. The service was a bit iffy though so putting at four stars.

Service less than my last experience. Inattentive, neglected seating request. Food excellent.

Place was a little pricey but it's justified considering the location and larger portions, overall a positive experience.

The bluefin tuna tartare was some of the best tuna I've ever had. Served with amazing guacamole and flavorful.

I loved our meals! The steak tartare is truly something special to try!! Every time we are in Paris it's a must stop!!

The inside of the restaurant is beautifully designed, the service was good. Just had apps and dessert, apps were fine, but I ordered the pastry of the day, which was the apple tart. It was amazing!!! I was in town for ten days, ate a lot of great food and pastries, but this was by far the culinary highlight of my trip!!

The view is amazing - food is decent enough, not mind blowing but enjoyable! Nice on the terasse to isolate the sound From the street. We had smoked salmon, duck foie gras and avocado spread. Waiters had good english and payed good attention - so plus on that!

All of the 'chefs' were fingering and poking the dishes and licking their fingers without washing fingers off in between dishes. Maybe this is a French chef thing, or a cultural thing, but I chose to eat my Ireland Rib steak, €46, and I am awake at 3AM projectile pooping. BUYER BEWARE! Staff was nice and host very kind, but watching the kitchen lick spoons clean, poke meats and suck juice off skewers, then poke meat again without a rinse... Very strange, next time, I listen to my inner common sense. Dang!!!

The cheeseburger and pork chop were both good. Caesar salad was extremely disappointing. Ice cream was good but nothing to write home about. Our server was friendly enough but seemed a bit stressed. Three star review was that the price is well above what "decent food" should cost.

Not good. Was here 5 years ago and it was a wonderful moment. Not this time. Steak was awful. Rubbery and odd tasting. Service was awful as well. Enjoy the view because that's about it. Really disappointed.

Not sure why this place has 3 stars, but my experience was awesome! The food was AMAZING, can't beat the view of the Arc de Triomphe in front and great service! Not the cheapest place, but its justified. Eat dinner here if you're in the area.

Very good meal for Thanksgiving affordable and with good tastes. Service and restaurant room are very good. Fresh food also and very well prepared.

Not good. Keep looking. "Fish and Chips" was a terrible choice on my part, I'll own it but the least they could do is not charge extra for the chips! That's right, the fish n chips doesn't come with chips. The fish was terrible and the accompanying "tartar sauce" was more like tzatziki. Random. As usual in France the bread, salad and coffee were all great. Weird menu. C'est la vie.

I ordered a cheeseburger with bacon and it tasted like rotten fish. This was the weirdest and most disgusting burger I ever tasted. I never want to go here again, I want to run away from this place.

First time I went I had a delicious meal. Open late, it's wonderful when you find a nice restaurant in a great location open so late with such a cool vibe! Then We ended up in Paris for Thanksgiving and thought we give it a try, they offered a price fix Thanksgiving meal. Well Why not? foie gras with peanuts, yes peanuts crust on top of it in lieu of stuffing. The combination was nauseating and I was so disappointed with all of the peanut accents on every coarse that I swear I would never do a holiday there ever again. Keep It casual with that place. We recently went back and I had ordered tuna sashimi and of course it arrived garnished with crushed peanuts sprinkled over it. I asked the waiter "what is up with the peanuts!". He said the chef likes them. So thank God I have no nut allergy! But I have to say enough with the peanuts. Choose wisely get a burger and fries. They can't mess it up!