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Paris after six
A Thursday exhibition or an unhurried dinner: three starting points for making more of a Paris evening.
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An evening plan can begin with one good anchor. Choose the exhibition if you want time with art, or a restaurant when the point is to sit down and eat. These addresses are in different parts of Paris: pick the one that fits where your day leaves you.
The late museum visit is specifically a Thursday option during the exhibition’s run; check the linked dates for holiday changes. Both restaurants publish continuous service, but their arrival arrangements differ. Use their own websites for a booking or queue update. The selections below are practical editorial suggestions based on official information, with no claim of a recent dining review.
Kerry James Marshall: The Histories
Make a Thursday evening about painting. Check the next late opening and allow time for the rooms to close before the museum itself.
Bouillon Pigalle
Choose Pigalle for a traditional meal with an advance reservation option. Leave time afterwards to decide how late you want the evening to go.
Kodawari Ramen Yokochō
Choose a bowl on the Left Bank when a flexible meal suits you. The same-day queue means keeping the next appointment loose.