Pristine

Restaurant · Faubourg Montmartre

Pristine

Restaurant · Faubourg Montmartre

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8 Rue de Maubeuge, 75009 Paris, France

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Plant-driven French cuisine, natural wine, shared plates  

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8 Rue de Maubeuge, 75009 Paris, France Get directions

pristineparis.com
@pristine.paris

€20–40 · Menu

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8 Rue de Maubeuge, 75009 Paris, France Get directions

+33 9 55 67 47 54
pristineparis.com
@pristine.paris

€20–40 · Menu

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21 Great Paris Restaurants That Are Actually Open On Mondays - Paris - The Infatuation

"Pristine is a bingo card of small plate restaurant tropes, featuring chummy service, natural wines, and dim lighting. But this spot in the 9th stands out with its daily changing, creative plant-driven dishes and stellar pacing, allowing you to linger over impeccable bites of mushroom duxelles piled into crisp pastry without ever having to hold the basket of the excellent bread on your knees. Plants dominate the ever-changing seasonal menu, with options that range from approachable, like an open squash raviolo, to out-there, such as celerisotto, a rice-free play co-starring salted trout seasoned with bright sumac. The free house butter is out of this world: smoked, whipped, and served in a generous room temperature dollop on a flea market plate any French elder would be proud to own." - emily monaco

https://www.theinfatuation.com/paris/guides/paris-restaurants-open-mondays
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The Best Restaurants in Paris, According to a French Food Expert | Eater

"The produce-centered cooking of chef Jérémy Grosdidier (ex Jules Verne et Plaza Athénée) showcases an intriguing new trend in Paris, which is the development of plant-based bistro cooking. What this means is dishes that achieve the umami-rich flavors of traditional French bistro favorites like boeuf bourguignon but using plants, grains, mushrooms, and everything vegetable instead of meat. Recent examples include a mushroom tart with roasted hazelnuts, risotto with roasted Jerusalem artichokes, and roasted butternut squash with poached egg and a bay-leaf infused sauce mousseline. Some meat and fish still make the menu, including a luscious cabbage stuffed with turnips and chicken in chicken-and-mustard jus. Owner Michelle Primc channeled the time she spent working as a barista in New York with a winning décor of exposed brick walls, terrazzo tables, and industrial lamps. Located in the 9th arrondissement. Best for: A bistro meal for plant-based diners." - Alexander Lobrano

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Pristine Review - 9th Arr. - Paris - The Infatuation

"Pristine is a bingo card of small plate restaurant tropes, featuring chummy service, natural wines, and dim lighting. But this spot in the 9th stands out with its daily changing, creative plant-driven dishes and stellar pacing, allowing you to linger over impeccable bites of mushroom duxelles piled into crisp pastry without ever having to hold the basket of the excellent bread on your knees. Plants dominate the ever-changing seasonal menu, with options that range from approachable, like an open squash raviolo, to out-there, such as celerisotto, a rice-free play co-starring salted trout seasoned with bright sumac. The free house butter is out of this world: smoked, whipped, and served in a generous room temperature dollop on a flea market plate any French elder would be proud to own." - Emily Monaco

https://www.theinfatuation.com/paris/reviews/pristine
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Jun Guyue

Google
Highly recommend. Creative dishes with a unique spin within a comfortable casual setting. Plates are small, good for sharing. Most items are under 20 euros, including wine by the glass.

Connie Trinh

Google
Trendy spot with modern French food, all vegetarian! It's more of a tapas bar with small dishes and a wide selection of wine and beverages. Lots of reminiscences of traditional French cooking techniques, but with vegetables and everything was very tasty, and that's speaking from a meat-lover myself. Reasonable prices too. Good place to chill with friends. Staff speaks great English. I love the mushroom pie, babaganoush with leek, & the beetroots dishes. I would sample everything here. I hope the chef comes up with new flavors/dishes and add more in the future with the rotations.

Allison Nicole

Google
Can’t believe this is right next to my work! It’s so cozy and cute for a romantic date or girls gathering. All farm to table dishes and only 1 meat option so very veggie friendly. The smoked whipped butter is to die for! I recommend the eggs and mushroom tartelette.

Georgina Hollomby

Google
Nice cozy restaurant in the heart of the 9th. Friendly team. The smoked butter served as an aperitif is delicious. The ravioli is excellent, and the dishes are fresh and tasty.

Isuru

Google
We dined here when visiting Paris at the recommendation of a friend who is a local. The whole experience was truly superb! The food was delicious and the produce very fresh. However, if the food is 10/10, the service must be at least 11/10. All the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The pricing was also very reasonable. Overall, we had a wonderful evening. I thanked my friend for such a great recommendation and I would not hesitate recommending Pristine to anyone.

James

Google
Like most French restaurants, the quality of food is excellent. They are bursting with different flavors. We thoroughly enjoyed the small menu with small shareable plates. We had the asparagus, artichoke, tuna tartare, "vollaile/bird", and carrots; however, it was on the pricier end for a meal. The staff are friendly but note that if one is seated in the basement, there are some fruit flies which can be a little annoying.

D & B

Google
All the staff are very cheerful and kind to look after us, even the kitchen staff say hello to us. All the courses (fennel tuna tartare, mushroom tart, fried chicken with fries, carrot with egg, ice cream sandwich, rhubarb) we have ordered are very very tasty. The house bread and butter are to die for and the bread is topup after we finish, so glad. The wine we ordered is Chardonnay from Beaujolais, it is slightly dry with good after taste from the unfiltered process. We don't give 5 stars for atmosphere is because we are shown (we are the second party to arrive and there are lots of tables still available unless they have all been allocated to people that have booked the lunches) to sit next to the curtain at the back of the room, feel like school children in detention.

Nick Ingleton

Google
Stayed in Paris with my partner for a week and this was by far our most memorable eating experience. The food was absolutely incredible, staff were amazing and super friendly, and the restaurant had a great atmosphere. Will be recommending to all of our friends in Australia :)