Restaurant la Maison Rose
La Maison Rose is one of those iconic Montmartre spots that feels like it stepped straight out of a painting—quite literally, in fact. Its pastel pink facade and green shutters have been captured by countless artists and photographers over the years.
It’s especially famous for being frequented by notable figures from the bohemian era, like Picasso and Maurice Utrillo. In fact, Utrillo even painted it in one of his works. Nestled on Rue de l’Abreuvoir, which one of the prettiest streets in Paris, La Maison Rose offers not just a meal but a little slice of Parisian history 
Historical Significance Established in 1908 by Germaine Gargallo and her husband, Catalan painter Ramon Pichot, La Maison Rose quickly became a hub for Montmartre's artistic community. The couple's circle included renowned figures like Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani, and Édith Piaf. Culinary ExperienceToday. La Maison Rose offers a menu that blends traditional French cuisine with modern, eco-conscious practices. Dishes include seasonal options such as duck rillettes with mushrooms and orange zest, roast beef with arugula and nut pesto, and pavlova with strawberries and coulis. The restaurant also caters to vegetarians and vegans, emphasizing fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Location & AtmosphereSituated near the Musée de Montmartre and the vineyards of Clos Montmartre, La Maison Rose is surrounded by the artistic charm of the neighborhood. The restaurant features a vintage bistro ambiance with period materials and a carefully curated decor. Its terrace, offer an ideal spot for 'people watching'. Opening Hours. La Maison Rose is open from Wednesday to Sunday. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons. Official website here: Whether you're an art enthusiast, a lover of French cuisine, or simply seeking a picturesque spot in Paris, La Maison Rose offers a unique and memorable experience. 
As you can see from the winter photo above and the old one below the buildings around the the restaurant have been modified rather unsympathetically but the La Maison Rose hasn't really lost any of its charm.
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