Le Ségur, Brasserie and pub in 7th district, France
Le Ségur is a brasserie and pub in the 7th district of Paris serving classic French dishes made with seasonal ingredients. The menu rotates regularly to feature changing selections of starters, main courses, and desserts prepared in traditional styles.
The restaurant takes its name from Avenue de Ségur, which was named after Count de Ségur in the 18th century. It continues the traditions of Parisian brasserie culture that evolved over centuries.
The establishment serves as a neighborhood gathering place where regulars mix with visitors, creating a social hub typical of Parisian dining culture. The interior reflects classic bistro aesthetics with warm lighting and intimate corners.
The venue sits near Ségur metro station on line 10, making it easy to reach by public transport. Check opening times before visiting, as hours vary between weekdays and weekends.
Chef Rémi Poulain brings experience from renowned establishments like La Tour d'Argent and has worked alongside celebrated chef Cyril Lignac. These connections to classical Parisian kitchens shape his refined cooking style.
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