Chez Savy

In 1923, at the height of the art-deco movement, the place took shape: wave-shaped mosaics, ceiling friezes, a pewter bar, mirrored walls, cubicles, hats and luggage racks in the spirit of a restaurant car. Situated in the heart of the creative professions, just a few meters from Avenue Montaigne and opposite the building that housed the historic headquarters of RTL radio between 1936 and 2018, the place remains preciously sheltered from fashion and cultivates its difference.

Today, at almost 100 years old, considered the smallest of the great Parisian brasseries, a veritable "village of Gauls" in the Golden Triangle, SAVY cultivates its identity and its passion to better satisfy its demanding and loyal clientele.