LE CARNET · PARIS 16
AROUND LA MUETTE
The addresses we keep around Passy.
Passy has a different rhythm from central Paris.
Residential streets, food shops, terraces, gardens and neighbourhood institutions make this part of the 16th particularly easy to live in — which is precisely why we like it for longer stays.
Around La Muette, these are some of the addresses worth keeping.
FOR LUNCH
Andia
19 Chaussée de la Muette · Paris 16
Set directly by La Muette, Andia brings Latin American influences to a large, theatrical space with a planted patio and terrace. The menu moves through Andean and Nikkei influences, from crudo and marinades to grilled dishes. It’s open daily for lunch and dinner, with a dedicated Sunday brunch.
CLÉE CASA NOTE | One for a longer lunch, particularly when the terrace is open.
FOR THE MARKET
Marché de Passy
For the things you start buying every week.
Rather than presenting the market as a sightseeing destination, talk about why it’s useful when you’re actually living nearby: produce, flowers, cheese, dinner ingredients.
FOR A WALK
Jardin du Ranelagh
Green space without leaving the neighbourhood.
One of those places that matters much more when Paris is temporarily home — particularly for families staying in the 16th.
FOR SOMETHING SWEET
Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse, Le Comptoir de l’Annonciation
26 Rue de l’Annonciation · Paris 16
Tucked into one of Passy’s most characteristic shopping streets, Le Chocolat Alain Ducasse is an easy address to keep nearby for handcrafted chocolate, pralines and something small to bring home after an afternoon in the neighbourhood.
CLÉE CASA NOTE | Stop in while walking Rue de l’Annonciation — and take something home for later.
FOR DINNER
31 Rue Vital · Paris 16
A small French table hidden away on Rue Vital, La Causerie is the kind of address that suits Passy particularly well: intimate, understated and removed from the more obvious Paris dining circuit.
Come for a proper dinner rather than an occasion — classic French cooking, a neighbourhood atmosphere and the feeling of having found somewhere you might return to during a longer stay.
CLÉE CASA NOTE | One for a quiet dinner close to home.
FOR SUNDAY
19 Chaussée de la Muette · Paris 16
Sunday around La Muette can begin with brunch at Andia. Set in the former Gare de Passy, the restaurant opens onto a planted patio and serves an abundant Sunday brunch built around its Latin American and Andean-inspired kitchen.
It’s particularly good when Sunday lunch includes children: the restaurant specifically designs the brunch as family-friendly, with dedicated activities upstairs.
CLÉE CASA NOTE | Our Sunday choice when lunch involves the whole family — ask for the terrace when the weather allows.
STAY IN PARIS 16
Residence 001 · Trocadéro
Residence 002 · Victor Hugo
Residence 012 · Étoile
Residence 014 · Auteuil