Restaurants Paris

Polidor

A long-established dining room makes a useful anchor for a Latin Quarter evening.

Location
rue Monsieur-le-Prince 41
Archival photograph of Polidor, Paris (2014)

Philippe Alès · CC BY-SA 3.0; License; Resized and compressed; display crops vary.; Source

Our take

Polidor keeps the shared tables, aged mirrors and wood panelling of an old Left Bank dining room. Its roots as a nineteenth-century creamery are part of the setting, while the kitchen concentrates on traditional French cooking.

Make this the sit-down meal in a Latin Quarter evening. The communal-table layout is part of the appeal, so choose it for conviviality rather than a secluded dinner. The restaurant publishes its menus and accepts reservations through its own website.

Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026

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Polidor

rue Monsieur-le-Prince 41, Paris

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