Le Jackpot
Paris
At a glance
Le Jackpot is situated on Rue des Haudriettes in the vibrant 3rd arrondissement of Paris. Nestled close to cultural attractions like the Picasso Museum and Paris Archives, this venue promises an engaging bistronomic dining experience. Le Jackpot embraces the concept of casual gastronomy, providing patrons with creative meals crafted entirely from fresh, handmade ingredients. The menu often changes, reflecting the chef's commitment to using seasonal produce, ensuring every visit brings a new culinary adventure. The interior exudes a relaxed yet refined atmosphere, making it ideal for those looking to enjoy a leisurely lunch or dinner with friends. The combination of quality cuisine with a comfortable dining setting makes it a favored spot for both locals and tourists seeking authentic Parisian flavors. The restaurant's focus on freshness and handcrafted dishes is complemented by an array of payment options, including contactless systems and various credit cards, ensuring convenience for all guests. Le Jackpot is accessible throughout the week, offering different meal timings for both weekday and weekend visitors.
Le Jackpot's light-filled space feels open and welcoming, with air conditioning to ensure comfort during warmer months. The restaurant accommodates private events, allowing groups to enjoy the space together. With WiFi available, it's also a place where one can linger over a meal without losing touch with what's important outside the dining room. The venue's friendly ambiance caters to diverse tastes and preferences, making it suitable for both intimate dining experiences and larger social gatherings. With meticulous attention to detail and a dedication to quality, Le Jackpot is a beloved choice for those in search of refined yet approachable French bistronomy.
Reviews
We took a risk eating here our last night in Paris with our 2 picky vegetarian kids, but I think we hit the jackpot! Tapas style made it easy to sample new things, and unlimited bread meant I knew the kids wouldnt go hungry. Everything was wonderful (somewhat elevated and creative but accessible) including the meat dishes the adults had. The server was charming. The atmosphere was cozy. Everyone was happy. A great final meal
The food was just incredible. I love food that is interesting, that is surprising. This was just that. Every dish is an artwork of taste and texture. I won't forget the beetroot tartar. It looks like a cake and in of itself that was surprising, but the taste was another level. Extraordinary. Loved it and can't wait to come back.
“American as apple pie” has a new inferior meaning after this place. American here. We stopped here for lunch and it was great! It was actually some of the best service we had in Paris. Basically, the restaurant picks your meal with a vegetarian option. I asked for a good local beer and the server nailed it. Im surprised how good French beer is. All three courses were great. My kid says he hates potato salad, but the cold potato appetizer (whatever it was) was great. The chicken pasta main course was solid. The apple pie was the best apple pie I’ve ever had. I couldn’t help but leave the server 20 euros.
Tapas on Monday nights! We tried 3 different dishes and they were delicious! Bartender/server added to the experience with his expert wine pairing with our dishes.
We have always made a point of visiting Jackpot at least twice when we visit Paris as it’s fast become one of our favourite places to eat there. It literally just around the corner from Transparent Marais which is our holiday apartment so it is so handy. We love the small plates way of eating and theirs is a mix of French and other influences. We particularly love the lentil Dhal, the beetroot tarts ration and the beef bourguignon is fabulous. The desert we are always hopeful for is the meringue sphere, which is so good- no matter what the filling is! You must reserve as it’s just so popular.
