Quai de Meudon
The former Bas-Meudon station opened in 1887 on the Moulineaux line and closed in 1993, when the railway became the T2 tram. Restored in the original style of the Western Railway, it has housed Quai de Meudon since April 2015: a brasserie of traditional French cooking led by chef Olivier Lamy — meat and grills, fresh produce and a considered wine list, with a terrace and a private room.
On the menu
Traditional French cooking that follows the seasons, with a focus on meat, grills and fresh produce. See the current menu →
- Frogs' legs
- Veal chop
- Artichoke velouté with foie gras
- Wild mushroom tart
Good to know
- Right on tram T2
- Terrace
- Private room and events
- Wheelchair accessible
- Closed Monday
Why we like it
Few restaurants let you step off the tram and into the station itself: the building is one of the last traces of the railway that once ran along the Seine.
Map and surroundings
Quai de Meudon, the nearest stations and what to see within walking distance.
Walking times are estimates (straight-line distance +30 %, 80 m per minute). Meudon is hilly: allow a little more uphill.
Nearby
Frequently asked questions
When is it open?
Tuesday to Saturday for lunch (12–2.30 pm) and dinner (from 7 pm), Sunday for lunch. Closed on Monday.
How do I get there?
Tram T2 to Meudon-sur-Seine: the restaurant is the station building.
Can the restaurant be privatised?
Yes — there is a private room, and the restaurant hosts events.
Information checked on 22 September 2026 · Report an error