Team meals
A team meal in Montmartre, with a view.
Get the team out of the office.
Chez Eugène, a wine bistro at 17 place du Tertre, Paris 18th, hosts team lunches and dinners for 10 to 75 people upstairs, overlooking Montmartre's painters' square. Menus written with you from €35 per person excluding VAT, quotes, invoices and purchase orders accepted, screen and sound system on site, one contact from the first call to the day itself. More than 100 groups in two years.
The place
A group restaurant in Paris 18: upstairs, with Place du Tertre to yourselves
From 30 to 75 people, the upstairs room is yours, seated or standing, looking out on the easels with the Sacré-Cœur at the end of the street. Weekday lunchtimes, the square is quiet and the room has the view all to itself. For a smaller team, from 10, we lay a long table on the ground floor, in the middle of the bistro. Screen and sound system on site, for anyone with three slides to show before the cheese, and wifi for the rest.
Paperwork
Quote, invoice, purchase order: yes, yes and yes
You confirm on a quote, we invoice the company, and we accept purchase orders. One contact from the first call to the day itself: Julie builds the proposal with you and welcomes you on the day. More than 100 groups have come in two years, from L'Oréal to Datadog, with Veolia, Hermès, Orange, AXA, Sanofi, MBDA and Bouygues Immobilier among them.
When
Team lunch, dinner, breakfast meeting or offsite
The weekday team lunch, when the square is quiet. The end-of-project dinner, which can run until 2am on the terrace. The breakfast meeting from 8am, with the same set breakfasts as at the counter, €11 to €24. Or the offsite day upstairs, with the screen, the wifi, lunch and the view to clear heads. Seven days a week, the kitchen runs from 8am to 11pm.
Getting here
Montmartre, fifteen minutes from Pigalle, no heavy breathing
Métro Anvers (line 2) then the funicular, or Abbesses (line 12) and the walk up rue Ravignan for those who like a climb. The Montmartrobus stops at Norvins, a hundred metres away. The square is pedestrian, the ground floor and the terrace are wheelchair accessible, and for anyone arriving by taxi,.
Why here
Why a team meal in Montmartre rather than down the hill
Because nobody on the team has been here yet, because everyone can hear each other upstairs, and because a menu written in one phone call beats a six-page PDF. Your colleagues leave with a Montmartre address few people know, a bistro listed by Le Fooding, Time Out and Libération.
A word from Julie
A good team meal is a place nobody has been to yet, a table where everyone can hear each other, and a menu you didn't have to pick from a PDF. Here the upstairs room has its windows onto the square, the kitchen makes everything in house, and I write the menu with you in one phone call.
Julie, sommelier and manager
Team meals
Good to know
Which restaurant for a team meal in Paris 18?
Chez Eugène, 17 place du Tertre in Montmartre, hosts team meals for 10 to 75 people upstairs overlooking the square, menus from €35 per person, quotes and purchase orders accepted.
Can we come on a weekday, at lunchtime?
Yes, seven days a week, the kitchen runs non-stop from 8am to 11pm. Weekday lunchtimes, the square is quiet and the upstairs room has the view all to itself.
Is there a set menu?
No. We start from the seasonal menu and write yours with you: two seated formats from €35 and from €60 wines included, two cocktail formats from €25 and from €50, or tailor-made to your budget. Diets and allergies welcome.
Do you accept purchase orders and company invoicing?
Yes. You confirm on a quote, the invoice is made out to the company, and purchase orders are accepted.
Is a deposit required?
It depends on the size of the group and the format. It's all in the brochure, and Julie confirms it in writing with the quote.
Is there a screen and wifi for a meeting?
Yes, screen, sound system and wifi upstairs. The breakfast meeting is served from 8am.
Is the place wheelchair accessible?
The ground floor and the terrace, yes. Upstairs is by the stairs: tell us when you book and we'll seat you downstairs with the same view of the square.
How do we get there from central Paris?
Métro Anvers then the funicular, or Abbesses and an eight-minute walk uphill. From Pigalle, count fifteen minutes on foot. The team explains everything in seven languages.