Le Jules Verne: Your Insider’s Guide to Dining 125 Meters Above Paris
A two-Michelin-star dining room inside the Eiffel Tower, 125 meters up. What it costs, how to book and what to expect.
Read the guideA two-Michelin-star dining room inside the Eiffel Tower, 125 meters up. What it costs, how to book and what to expect.
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James SinclairCo-founder & Editorial DirectorParisHas lived in Paris for more than four yearsCredentialsExecutive MBAMore than 20 years in media and publishingDirector, Blue Astoria Media Group Ltd, since September 2019 Companies HouseWritingParis Playbook since 2025 · 103 guidesFull profileLinkedInAbout Paris Playbook &
Elena DietmannCo-founder, Paris PlaybookElena Dietmann created Paris Playbook with James Sinclair and contributes to every guide. She keeps track of what is new, interesting and fun to explore in the city. Originally from Italy, she has lived extensively in London and Paris, and works full time in the events industry in Paris.ParisLives and works in ParisWritingParis Playbook since 2025Full profileAbout Paris Playbook Residents of the 20th arrondissement
James and Elena live in the 20th arrondissement. The guides come from the city we use every day, not from a press kit or a ranking site.
Le Jules Verne gets a whole guide, not a line in a list. Prices, the tables to ask for, how to book and what to wear.
Some famous places are overrated, and some tourist traps are worth it anyway. You will get our verdict either way.