What can we say about the two sumptuous Murano glass feathered chandeliers, or the colorful work by Caroline Derveaux and Margaux Dehry in the toilets (go for it!), a sort of Nikidesaintphallesque Nana.

To recreate the Années Folles ambience of the previous establishment and get as close to the truth as possible, architectural duo Hugo Vince and Adèle Nourry of Atelier Ha delved into the black-and-white archives of the 1920s.įrom the muffled leopard-print carpeted floor to the undulating gilded ceiling by visual artist Matthias Kiss, from the subdued alcoves to the red banquettes, every detail has been carefully thought out. Le Perroquet is no more, long live Mistinguett! From the chic brasserie of yesteryear, the restaurant has retained its white-tablecloth tables, its well-dressed regulars and its taste for the glamorous. Discreetly tucked away on the second floor of the Casino de Paris, the temple of music-hall and Parisian nightlife for over 140 years, the restaurant, named in tribute to the historic showgirl from the turn of the last century, boasts an absolutely remarkable Années Folles decor.

There are some breathtakingly beautiful Parisian restaurants, and Mistinguett is certainly one of them.

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