
Tagliarini, Black Truffle
Hand-cut pasta, shaved Périgord truffle, aged parmesan, brown butter.
A contemporary house where seasonal produce, quiet craft, and considered hospitality meet — composed nightly by Chef Élise Marchand.
Twelve years of restraint, ritual, and a relentless attention to the moment a guest takes their first bite.
We believe a great meal is a quiet conversation — between the ingredient, the hand, and the room it is served in.
Maison Auré opened in 2012 with a single conviction: that the most memorable dining is built on restraint. Our kitchen works closely with a small circle of growers, fishermen and foragers across France, and the menu changes with what the season permits — never with what is simply available.
The dining room seats only thirty-two. Service is unhurried. The intention, always, is the same — to make the evening feel like it was composed only for you.
Every detail of the evening — the light, the pace, the silence between courses — is deliberate.
Walnut paneling, low pendant light, ivory linen. Thirty-two seats. A single long banquette.
Service unfolds across two and a half hours. There is no clock visible from any table.
An original score, recorded for the room — strings, low brass, and the quiet of conversation.
A short, seasonal selection of dishes Chef Marchand recommends this month.
Diver scallop, sorrel oil, brown butter emulsion, lemon confit — the dish that defines our autumn carte.
From our farm partners in the Loire — picked the morning of service.
A four-glass progression curated by our sommelier, Théo Vasseur.
Hand-finished desserts from our pastry atelier — gold leaf, vanilla, and fire.
Frames captured across one season at Maison Auré.








Maison Auré
14 Rue de Penthièvre
75008 Paris, France