The story
Gramme in Paris operates as a quietly inventive bistro where Marine Gora translates market arrivals into seasonal plates. She opened the venue just east of the Marais after establishing a local coffee shop, and critics noted the shift when they awarded the kitchen a place on the 2026 Le Fooding list. Dinner service changes daily according to supplier deliveries, which keeps the cooking grounded in what actually reaches the back door.
Current dinner offerings feature duck tartare dressed with poultry jus and harissa alongside croquettes blended with cacio e pepe and rhubarb barbecue sauce. The French kitchen rotates between roasted pork shoulder served with pistachio condiment and satay kimchi, and gnocchi tossed in brown butter with toasted almonds and wild girolles. Guests can also order the shared Aubrac beef rib or settle into the €28 lunch lineup featuring puntarelle salad with polenta croutons.
The interior centers around a solid wooden bar surrounded by weathered tables under low lighting. Large windows frame the street activity on Rue Jean Pierre Timbaud while a separate terrace extends the seating capacity through warmer months. Both areas host private gatherings up to one hundred guests, though most visitors simply come for the straightforward wine list built around organic and natural producers.
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