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Brasserie Bofinger
Food & drinkVisit: ~75 min
Alsatian brasserie near the Bastille, opened in 1864 by the Alsatian Frédéric Bofinger and considered the oldest of its kind in Paris. It is credited with being the first venue in the city to serve draught beer. It is notable for its glass dome, usually dated to 1919, with stained glass, leather banquettes and marquetry. Its speciality is choucroute.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Brasserie Bofinger: 2 missions
- Try the choucrouteOrder the choucroute, the house's signature dish, and have it with a beer.
- See the glass dome of the hallEnter the main hall and look at the great glass dome and the stained-glass windows.
Near Brasserie Bofinger
Colonne de Juillet67 m awayPlace de la Bastille125 m awayMarais Protestant Church145 m awayMarché Bastille163 m awayVictor Hugo House168 m awayPlace des Vosges258 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Brasserie Bofinger?
Allow about 1 h 15 min for the visit.