From Butternut squash velouté to Blue lobster for entrée, Grilled sea bass to Vol-au-vent for mains, and Rum and raisin baba to Roasted apple for dessert, these menus have it all! You can also enjoy some wine or champagne while you're at it. Both the menus feature some delicious French-inspired dishes that make it easy to imagine yourself strolling down the cobblestone streets of Paris. Dinner: Dinner at Madame Brasserie features two menus - The Gustave Menu, and The Grand Dame Menu.The menu features some refined pastries that you can enjoy while taking in the magnificent views of Paris. Snack Time: From 3 pm to 6 pm every day, you can walk into Madame Brasserie for a light snack, without any reservations required.There are two lunch services everyday, at 12 pm and 1:30 pm. And finish off with delicious desserts like Buckwheat Crumble With Apple and Pear Confit, or Rich dark chocolate mousse.

Move on to the likes of Pork Belly and Chicken Breast for your main course. Start off your three course meal with items like Maison Vérot Terrine or Père Fabre goat’s cheese.

Lunch: At Lunch, you won't just enjoy the picturesque views of Paris, but also the views of how beautiful these dishes look on your plate.

You won't need a reservation for breakfast at Madame Brasserie. If you're an early riser and you find your way to the Eiffel Tower in the morning, stop by on the first floor for some croissants, toast, hot drinks and fruit juices with the chef's contemporary touch.

Breakfast: Madame Brasserie features a traditional French breakfast from 10 am to 12 pm.

And if you're looking to soak in Paris' truest essence, there's an extensive wine list with some of France's most prestigious bottles! If you have a reservation at the Madame Brasserie, you'll also get access to a private elevator that will take you to the first floor. The views of the city from this unique vantage point are simply breathtaking, making it the perfect spot for romantic dinners or special occasions. From steak tartare to foie gras and seafood platters, all dishes are made with fresh local ingredients and presented in a stylish and modern way. The first floor of the Eiffel Tower features the newly opened Madame Brasserie, with the two Michelin-starred chef Thierry Marx.

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