Where to eat lunch in Montmartre
Where to Eat Lunch in Montmartre
High up in the 18th, between Lamarck-Caulaincourt and the Butte, Berchoux offers a flexitarian, homemade and anti-waste neighbourhood table for your lunch.
Book your lunch in MontmartreFinding where to eat lunch in Montmartre the right way
Choosing where to eat lunch in Montmartre is not always easy: between the tourist terraces of the Place du Tertre and the passing chains, it can be hard to find a genuine neighbourhood table. At 16 rue de la Fontaine du But, in the 18th arrondissement, Berchoux offers homemade, flexitarian and anti-waste cooking made for locals and visitors to the Butte alike.
Our restaurant is above all a local table, just steps from the Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro station. For your lunch in Montmartre, you find simple, generous cooking, prepared on site in the morning from market produce, far from the industrial set menus served around the tourist sites.
Our address for lunch in the heart of Montmartre
Berchoux is located at 16 rue de la Fontaine du But, in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, high up in Montmartre. The restaurant is a few minutes' walk from the Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro station and the stairways leading to the Sacré-Cœur, an ideal spot for lunch before or after a stroll on the Butte.
This grounding in the neighbourhood lets us cook as close as possible to our suppliers and the morning market. Whether you are a local from the 18th, a worker on a lunch break or a visitor to Montmartre, you enjoy an affordable neighbourhood table without having to head down into central Paris.
What to eat at midday: daily menu and set options
At midday, we serve a daily menu that changes with the market and the seasons. As the cooking is homemade, the menu evolves every day according to the produce chosen in the morning, which you can follow live on our Instagram account. It is a good address for lunch in Montmartre without eating the same thing twice.
Our offer stays affordable, with homemade sandwiches at €12 and a set menu at €15 at lunch. Our flexitarian cooking gives pride of place to vegetables without leaving out lovers of meat or fish, for a balanced and filling lunch in the heart of Montmartre.
A flexitarian, anti-waste lunch in Montmartre
Since 2020, Berchoux has operated as a flexitarian, anti-waste restaurant. In practice, we cook what the market offers in the morning and unsold produce becomes the dish of the day rather than being thrown away. Having lunch in Montmartre with us therefore means supporting a concrete commitment to fighting food waste.
This commitment continues every day: less packaging thanks to our reusable tubs, a one-euro book library and speciality bread supplied by Bun's Bakery. Our cooking is led by chef Julie Berchoux, who spent thirty years in Michelin-starred kitchens alongside houses such as Robuchon, Ducasse, Taillevent and Fauchon, before putting that know-how at the service of an affordable neighbourhood table.
The carrot cake, the sweet touch of your lunch
To end your lunch in Montmartre on a sweet note, our signature carrot cake has become a destination in its own right. Recognised on Google, TripAdvisor and in the English-language press as a world-famous carrot cake, it goes just as well with a coffee as with an afternoon treat.
Like the rest of our cooking, it is made in-house in the same simple, generous spirit. With a Google rating of 4.7/5 from 298 reviews, our neighbourhood table confirms its place among the good spots for lunch in Montmartre.
To plan your lunch in Montmartre
To plan your visit, take the time to browse our pages dedicated to lunch, the daily menu and our full menu.
Our cooking is part of a commitment to fighting food waste, an issue detailed by ADEME.
Frequently asked questions: where to eat lunch in Montmartre
Where is your restaurant for lunch in Montmartre?
Our Berchoux restaurant is located at 16 rue de la Fontaine du But, in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. We are a few minutes' walk from the Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro station, high up in Montmartre, close to the stairways leading to the Sacré-Cœur.
How much does lunch at Berchoux cost?
At midday, we offer homemade sandwiches at €12 and a set menu at €15. These prices match those displayed at the restaurant, for an affordable lunch in the heart of Montmartre.
Do you offer vegetarian dishes at lunch?
Our cooking is flexitarian: it puts vegetables centre stage while also offering dishes with meat or fish. The daily menu changes with the market, so you regularly find options suited to a vegetarian lunch.
Does the menu change every day?
Yes, our daily menu evolves with the market and the seasons, as part of the anti-waste approach we have followed since 2020. You can preview the dishes of the moment on our Instagram account.
Do I need to book to have lunch at Berchoux in Montmartre?
Booking is not required, but it is recommended at lunch, especially during busy tourist periods on the Butte. You can contact us to plan your visit or for any question about your lunch in Montmartre.
Fancy lunch in Montmartre?
Book your table at Berchoux: homemade, flexitarian and anti-waste cooking, just steps from the Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro station.
Book your lunch in MontmartreWhere to eat lunch in Montmartre: the Berchoux table
Looking for where to eat lunch in Montmartre, away from the tourist terraces? Berchoux, the flexitarian and anti-waste restaurant in the 18th arrondissement, welcomes you at 16 rue de la Fontaine du But, near the Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro station. Our homemade cooking relies on produce chosen in the morning at the market and on the know-how of chef Julie Berchoux.
With a daily menu that changes with the seasons, sandwiches at €12, a €15 set menu and a renowned signature carrot cake, our neighbourhood table is a good address for lunch in Montmartre. Rated 4.7/5 on Google by 298 guests, it combines affordable cooking with a genuine anti-waste approach, in the heart of the Butte.