Historic bistro since 1941 — 7 Avenue de la Motte-Picquet, Paris 7th
Five minutes walk from École Militaire metro and steps from Champ de Mars, Café Max has preserved the spirit of great Parisian bistros since 1941. Original zinc counter, red banquettes and a wide sunlit terrace on Avenue de la Motte-Picquet from April to October, where local regulars and travellers come together.
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Chef Frédéric Vardon crafts bold and precise bistro cuisine. Deviled eggs, hand-cut beef tartare, crispy pig ears, homemade terrines, veal kidneys — each plate celebrates French terroir with the generosity that defines the École Militaire neighbourhood.
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Frédéric Vardon et ses complices ont composé une carte des vins qui rend hommage aux vigneronnes et vignerons de France. Une sélection qui fait du Café Max une référence dans le quartier de l'École Militaire.
See the wine listLocated at 7 Avenue de la Motte-Picquet in Paris 7th, Café Max is the ideal neighbourhood restaurant for those looking for where to eat near École Militaire, Champ de Mars or the Eiffel Tower.
Café Max, at 7 Avenue de la Motte-Picquet, is a historic bistro 5 minutes walk from École Militaire metro. Since 1941, Chef Frédéric Vardon offers bold French cuisine with over 400 wine references.
Yes! Café Max is 8 minutes walk from Champ de Mars and 10 minutes from the Eiffel Tower. Open Monday to Friday 12:15-14:00 for lunch.
Café Max, a historic bistro since 1941, is ideally located between the Eiffel Tower (10 min) and École Militaire (5 min). Terroir cuisine by Chef Frédéric Vardon, wine list with 400+ references and authentic zinc counter atmosphere.
Mon–Fri 12h15–14h00 / 19h00–21h45 · 01 47 05 57 66
