
Six seats
Cellar tour
Visit the Cellar and pick your region, variety, vintage and mood. Or ask our sommelier for recommendation.

Wine bar · Kitchen · Cellar
Wine first. Dinner doesn't have to end.
Fifteen wines by the glass, one hundred and forty-five labels behind glass, and a cellar holding over two thousand bottles. A hot grill at the back and a room that keeps its lamps low long after the last course.
Est. in the old quarter
Maison Rouge began as a cellar with a stove in the corner. The cellar stayed. The stove became a kitchen, the corner became a dining room, and the evening stretched out to fit.
We open with a glass, not a menu. What follows is decided at the table — by the bottle you chose, and how long you plan to stay.


One — The Cellar
Burgundy runs deep, the Rhône runs long, and the rest of the racks are for whatever our sommelier fell for this month. Over two thousand bottles sleep in the cellar; fifteen of them are open by the glass.





Fifteen pours, rewritten weekly. Ask for the two at the bottom of the list — they are always the interesting ones.
One hundred and forty-five labels, from village Burgundy to verticals we have been sitting on since the room opened.
Bring your own on Tuesdays. We will pour it properly and charge you for the glassware only.
Vintages, regions and pairing notes
Two — The Kitchen
The menu is short on purpose. Whole fish, aged beef, whatever the market gave us that morning — cooked over charcoal and finished with a sauce that can stand up to a serious red.




Pickled shallot, herb cream



Three — Experiences
Everything below is bookable. None of it is a set menu in the usual sense — tell us what you want to drink and we will build the night around it.

Six seats
Visit the Cellar and pick your region, variety, vintage and mood. Or ask our sommelier for recommendation.

Any two guests

Twelve seats
Front row at the bar. Whatever is poured comes to you first, set down by the person who mixed it.

Four — After Dark
From eleven the lamps come down, the lounge opens upstairs and the list turns towards older bottles, amber wine and a very short menu of things to eat with one hand.
Rooms, racks and plates as they actually look on a Thursday night.






Five — Visit
Reservations open thirty days ahead. Walk-ins take the bar, which is where the better conversations happen anyway.
Hours
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