Established Two Thousand Eleven

Passerine

A small bistro on the rue des Martyrs · Paris IXᵉ

Bib Gourmand 2024 Le Fooding · 9.5 Maître Restaurateur Wine Spectator Award
Cuisine is about people. It's about the man who walks into your dining room and the woman behind the line and what passes silently between them on a small white plate.
— Camille Bertrand, chef-propriétaire
— The House · since 2011

Fifteen years of just enough.

Camille Bertrand opened Passerine in the autumn of 2011, in a sliver of a room that used to be a glove shop, with one stove, six tables, and a borrowed wine list. The first menu was hand-written on a single sheet of butcher paper. The room smelled, fittingly, of leather and butter.

Fifteen years later we have grown to twenty-eight covers. We still hand-write the menu every afternoon at three. We still buy our pigeon from M. Mignière, our salt from a man named Yvon in Guérande, and our flowers from the stand on the corner of rue Lamartine. We are a neighbourhood bistro that takes itself just seriously enough.

— CamilleCamille Bertrand · chef-propriétaire

— Hours of Service —

Mardi — Vendredi12h — 14h · 19h — 22h30
Samedi19h — 23h
Dimanche & LundiFermé
Le menu midi3 plats · €38
Le menu dégustation7 plats · €124

— Reservations —

28covers per service
book at least three days ahead
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— or call us directly —
+33 (0)1 48 78 14 14
— As mentioned in —
Le Monde
Le Fooding
Vogue Paris
Pellegrino 50
"The kindest, smallest dining room in the IXᵉ. Bertrand cooks the way she lives — with restraint and great love. The pigeon is reason enough to leave the house."
— François-Régis Gaudry · Le Monde