Willi’s Wine Bar has been a Paris establishment since 1980, when Mark Williamson opened up close to the Palais Royal. In the event you’ve come to Paris to drink wine, this can be a excellent spot to cease in for a glass (or bottle) and a few easy meals. It’s additionally an excellent place to e book for bigger teams.
- Open Saturday, open Monday, good for teams, vegetarian pleasant, wonderful wine, close to the Louvre
13 rue des Petits-Champs, 75001
Open Monday-Saturday for lunch & dinner
Closed Sunday
Reservations on-line or at +33 1 42 61 05 09
OUR PHOTOS OF WILLI’S WINE BAR
IN OTHER WORDS
Condé Nast Traveler (2015) “When Mark Williamson opened his place in 1980, he single-handedly put the trendy Parisian wine bar on the map. And he hasn’t stopped working since.”
Not Consuming Poison in Paris (2014) “A bit odd, paying homage to middling French-themed eating places in London or New York. It accommodates croque monsieurs, a burger, and a few pitifully amateurish crab-cakes, alongside extra identifiably Parisian staples like duck breast and Charolais steak.”
The Guardian (2012) “…Mark Williamson, who has most likely had an even bigger affect on what Parisians drink at this time than virtually anybody else, is finishing a main enlargement. What’s unlikely to vary is the worldwide crowd, the good choice of wines by the glass and a menu that follows the seasons with dishes equivalent to quail breast on salad leaves with spiced nectarines.”
Le Figaro (2010) “On y retrouve huit à dix personnes sur les tabourets hauts, en fonction de l’affluence. D’abord pour goûter les épatantes propositions de vins au verre et souvent pour poursuivre autour d’une bouteille (sélection tout aussi qualitative, notamment dans le Rhône) et de plats, piochés sur le menu-carte.”
