How to Plan a Chic Dinner in Paris for Friends or Clients
Plan a dinner for friends or clients in Paris 16th with a terrace for 200, a 60-seat private room, current menu prices and direct booking details.

If you are planning a chic dinner in Paris for friends or clients, begin with the format, not the décor. Amourette Passy, at 10 Boulevard Delessert in Paris 16th, can host a small seated dinner, a terrace table, or a private event. The terrace holds up to 200 seated guests in summer. The upstairs private dining room holds up to 60. Trocadéro and Passy metros are close, and the Eiffel Tower is less than 15 minutes away on foot.
Choose the right format first
A dinner between friends does not need the same setup as a client meal. A table for four needs enough space to talk. A team dinner needs a clear arrival time and a format that does not interrupt the conversation. A larger celebration may need a private room or a terrace section.
At Amourette, the practical choices are clear. For a small group, reserve a regular table. In summer, ask for the terrace when booking. For a quieter business meal or a family occasion, the upstairs room can seat up to 60 guests. For a standing reception, the terrace can host up to 300 guests.
The restaurant is at 10 Boulevard Delessert, between Passy and Trocadéro. Passy station on Line 6 and Trocadéro on Line 9 give guests two useful arrival points. That matters when friends or colleagues are coming from different parts of Paris.
Give the team the details that matter
A clear request saves time on both sides. Send the date, the number of guests, the preferred time, and the type of meal. State whether you need a seated dinner, drinks before dinner, a standing cocktail, or a private setting.
For a client dinner, add the company name if needed and mention the pace you expect. Some tables want a short lunch. Others need a slow evening with time between courses. For friends, the same details help us suggest the available setting without promising a specific table.
The private events form asks for the event type, date, guest count, format, time slot, and optional budget. It is the direct route for a quote when the booking needs more than a standard table. For two to eight guests, book a table and add a short note with your request.
Build a dinner around the current menu
A good group dinner needs an easy first course. Our current menu is built for sharing as well as individual mains. White tarama is 14 euros. Chicken spring rolls are 15 euros. Crispy fried calamari with spicy mayo is 18 euros. Burrata with datterino tomatoes and basil is 25 euros.
Those plates can arrive in the centre, giving the table something to share before each guest chooses a main. Current main courses include miso-glazed salmon with ginger and coriander at 32 euros, grilled sea bass with sauce vierge at 38 euros, and classic steak tartare with French fries at 28 euros.
For a dinner that begins with an aperitif, the current cocktail list includes an Aperol Spritz at 15 euros, a Negroni at 15 euros, and Miss Amourette at 18 euros. A glass of Langlet Brut Champagne is 16 euros. A glass of Roederer Brut Premier is 20 euros.
These are current menu prices, not a fixed group package. Before confirming a larger event, view the menu and send the team your date and format. They can confirm what is available for that service.
Plan the timing around Paris 16th
Amourette is open every day from 11:30 AM to 2 AM. That gives a client lunch room to run past the usual office hour. It also makes an early aperitif, dinner, and late dessert possible in one place.
For an evening on the terrace, give yourself a little margin. Summer tables and Friday or Saturday dinners are more straightforward with a reservation. A group should not rely on a walk-in. Send the request while the date still has options.
The location is useful for visitors as well. Guests staying near the Eiffel Tower can walk over in less than 15 minutes. We do not promise an Eiffel Tower view from the terrace. The point is a dinner in Passy, away from the immediate tourist flow, with a practical route back to Trocadéro or the river.
A simple checklist for hosts
- •Set the date, arrival time, and guest count.
- •Decide between a regular table, terrace, private room, or standing cocktail.
- •Share dietary requirements before the meal.
- •Check the current menu for dishes and prices.
- •Use the private events form for a quote or book a table for a standard dinner.
A chic dinner does not need a complicated production. It needs the right size of table, a clear plan, and enough time for people to stay present. For friends, clients, or a mixed group, tell us the date and format. We will confirm the seating that is actually available.
Plan your dinner at Amourette Passy or request a private-event quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book Amourette for a client dinner in Paris?▼
Yes. For a standard client dinner, use book a table and add your guest count and timing. For a private room, terrace section, or larger format, use the private events form with the date, number of guests, and preferred setup.
How many guests can Amourette host for a private dinner?▼
The upstairs private dining room can seat up to 60 guests. In summer, the terrace can seat up to 200 for dinner and up to 300 for a standing cocktail. Check private event options for the format that fits your group.
What does a group dinner cost at Amourette Passy?▼
The current menu provides the clearest starting point. Sharing plates range from 14 to 25 euros, while listed mains include steak tartare at 28 euros and miso-glazed salmon at 32 euros. See the current menu before requesting a quote for a larger event.
Is Amourette practical for guests near the Eiffel Tower?▼
Yes. Amourette is at 10 Boulevard Delessert in Paris 16th, less than 15 minutes on foot from the Eiffel Tower. Passy on Line 6 and Trocadéro on Line 9 are nearby. Book a table before a dinner with visitors.
