Emily in Paris Season 3 Dining Locations

If you’ve ever wondered what fabulous restaurants are featured in Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” ~ this article is written for you.  Season 3 is especially resplendent in this department: every episode highlights an amazing eatery, serving up a delicious backdrop for this breezy show.  We’ll take a look inside the famous Paris restaurant & celebrity haunt patterned after Versaille’s Hall of Mirrors, then head south to Emily & Gabriel’s Michelin-starred lunch in “Ex-En-Provence.”  So without further ado, here are the top “Emily in Paris Season 3 Dining Locations…”

The “Emily in Paris” gang witnesses something *shocking* at a sidewalk restaurant in Paris…Photo courtesy of Netflix.

Map of Paris Restaurants & Hotels

List of “Emily in Paris” Restaurants

For Season 3 of “Emily in Paris,” I’ll list the best restaurants featured in each episode.  The good news is: almost ALL can be visited in real life…

The restaurant inside Le Meurice Hotel is featured in Episode 7 of “Emily in Paris.” Photo by Le Meurice.

• Episode 1, “I Have Two Lovers“ ~ Season 3 opens with a typical scene at a cafe on Place de l’Estrapade, where Emily lives.  Mindy & Emily are gossiping at an outside table when Camille joins them.  They’re right across from La Boulangerie Moderne, & next to the red-awning’ed Terra Nova: the Italian retaurant (IRL) that stands in as Gabriel’s restaurant.  Later, near the end of the episode, Emily meets her boss, Sylvie, at the Eiffel Tower’s iconic restaurant: Le Jules Verne.
• Episode 2, “What’s it All About….(Alfie)“ ~ Mid-way through Episode 2, Emily sets up a lunch date with Luc (her former co-worker) at famous sidewalk cafe: Le Flore en L’Ile, set right across from Notre Dame.  Later in the episode, Emily meets with another co-worker at Le Temps de Cerises, across from the Latin Quarter.
• Episode 3, “Coo-D’etat“ ~ The main restaurant/nightclub featured in Episode 3 is the fictional La Trompette Bleue, where Mindy sings, & which does not exist in real life.  Instead, it was actually filmed at Paris cabaret club La Nouvelle Eve…..so head there for similar entertainment.
• Episode 4, “Live from Paris, It’s Emily Cooper“ ~ Mid-episode, Emily meets with co-workers at a fabulous outdoor restaurant with views of Paris’ ferris wheel, Le Grande Roue de Paris.  The restaurant name is never shown, but there is a cafe right across from the ferris wheel: Cafe Carrousel.  Later, Sylvie lunches with her beau in a gorgeous courtyard garden restaurant at The Ritz Paris, called The Grand Jardin (I’m definitely going here next time I’m in Paris)!
• Episode 5, “Ooo La La Liste“ ~ Half-way thru Episode 5, we find Emily & Mindy poolside at a chic hotel pool: this is Piscine Molitor, a hotel & pool complex situated next to Stade Roland Garros.

Episode 5 is all about the hip pool scene at Molitor Paris: a new hotel with two large pools. Photo by House Beautiful.

More Fabulous Restaurants from “Emily in Paris”

• Episode 6, “Ex-en-Provence“ ~ Ahhhh….the Provence episode!  Emily & the gang head south for a grand launch party & debut of a new McLaren.  This is where Emily & Gabriel have a Michelin-star meal at the real-life Clover Gordes restaurant, in Airelles Gordes La Bastide Hotel ($698+).  Staying here is like staying in a real life fairytale: atop a cliff, with 12th-century battlements surrounding, & sweeping views of the Luberon.  The rest of the episode was filmed at Le Chateau de Sonnay, a private residence in the Loire Valley ~ which means you can’t stay there. 

But you can stay at Chateau des Arpentis ($200+), also in the Loire.

Emily & Gabriel eat at a beautiful Provencal restaurant in Episode 6. And it’s set at this real-life hotel: Airelles Gordes La Bastide. Photo by Conde Nast.

• Episode 7, “How to Lose a Designer in 10 Days“ ~ There’s only one restaurant featured prominently here, & it’s located at the corner of Avenue de Segur & Place Vauban: called Le Vauban.  It’s also where Emily & crew meets with Pierre Cardin….& poor results ensue….
• Episode 8, “Fashion Victim“ ~ This episode features my favorite restaurant of all, set in a hotel famously loved by celebrities, in a room modeled after Versailles.  Where am I talking about??  The Restaurant Le Meurice Alain Ducasse, set in Le Meurice Hotel.  This is where Sylvie meets with an old boss…
• Episode 9, “Love is in the Air“ ~ Mid-way through this episode, the new agency meets at Le Grand Vefour: a beautiful restaurant set on the edge of Jardin du Palais-Royal.  Next up is a personal fave: the “Clocks” restaurant at the Musee d’Orsay!!  I love this place.  It’s technically called Cafe Campana, & it’s located at the top level of the museum.  Visiting is a Paris MUST!!
• Episode 10, “Charade“ ~ Mindy & Emily start out the episode brunching at Chez Julien, a chic yet relaxed spot serving brunch & mains.  And most of the rest of the episode is filmed once again at Le Chateau de Sonnay, in the Loire Valley….

The “Clocks” restaurant featured in Episode 9 is located in the Musee d’Orsay: Cafe Campana. I took this shot back in 2018..

“Emily in Paris” Season 3 Dining Locations

I hope you’ve found this article helpful!  I was dyinnngg to know where the beautiful restaurant in Episode 7 was filmed ~ & luckily it was easy to figure out that it was Le Meurice. 

xoxo Noelia

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