If you walk along the lovely Quai Voltaire on the left bank of the Seine, you will enjoyed for lunch or diner La Fregate. It seems like gorgeous belle epoque brasserie. La Fregate has not change since 1870.

This Brasserie owes its name from a school boat, wich was drawn along side the seine bank while the Second Empire across the Rue du Bac and the Quai Voltaire. Here it is the neigborhood of famous french writers.

Do as Henry de Montherland the very demanding epicurean who used to come each day to savour alone or with his friends a classical and skiful cuisine that have been elaborated with talent for more than twenty years.
It is still the restaurant of many writters, painters, musicians, but also of senior official from the french academy, the Beaux-Arts school, the Musée d'Orsay or the Assemblée Nationale.

La Fregate is appreciated for its two rooms : the brasserie with its mahogany counter and its pewter counter, and its comfortable and luxuous restaurant with its Art-Nouveau cressets and its stained-glass window.

There you will be well sitted, you will find a beautiful table with an high quality dishes as cuisine and reception are. At lunch time, an excellent menu is served for 15,50 Euros with a main course, a glass of win and a dessert. Food is excellent, well prepared, tasty. For dinner, famous fish are proposed... And the homemade dessert are just famous. Bon appetit !

La Frégate

1 rue du Bac
75007 Paris

Phone: (33) 1 42 61 23 77

Metro : Rue du Bac
(line 12)
Tuileries (Line 1)