Le Jules Verne

Jules Verne restaurant dress code: jacket required for men at lunch and dinner in 2026

Le Jules Verne requires an elegant outfit with no shorts or sportswear, and a suit jacket for men. The rule applies at lunch and at dinner.

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Le Jules Verne, the restaurant on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower, requires an elegant outfit: no shorts and no sportswear, and suit jackets are mandatory for men. The rule appears on the restaurant's official page, checked on 11 November 2026, and the restaurant may refuse entry to guests who do not follow it.

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Jules Verne restaurant dress code for lunch and dinner

The Jules Verne dress code is the same at lunch and at dinner. The restaurant's official page states a single rule for every service: an elegant outfit, with short pants and sportswear not allowed. The French version of the same page asks for a "tenue correcte", a smart and tidy outfit.

The FAQ of the Eiffel Tower restaurants' website adds a detail for dinner: smart city wear is expected, and sportswear, jogging suits, running shoes and flip-flops are not allowed. That FAQ also covers Madame Brasserie, on the first floor. For Le Jules Verne, the reference rule remains the one on its own page, which applies at lunch and dinner.

Jacket required for men at Le Jules Verne

At Le Jules Verne, men must wear a jacket, at lunch as at dinner. The official page says that "suits jackets are mandatory for gentlemen". The French version uses the word "veste", a jacket.

The page does not mention a tie, so no written rule requires one. It does not mention jackets being lent at the door either. If you travel light, pack a jacket before you leave home, because the restaurant can refuse access.

Jules Verne dress code for women

Le Jules Verne sets no requirement specific to women. The general rule applies to every guest: an elegant outfit, with no shorts and no sportswear. In the evening, the Eiffel Tower restaurants' FAQ also excludes jogging suits, running shoes and flip-flops for everyone.

What is not allowed at Le Jules Verne

According to the official Jules Verne page and the website's FAQ, these outfits are not accepted:

The restaurant's page ends by saying it reserves "the right to refuse access" when the dress code is not respected. Menu prices, the deposit and the cancellation terms are explained in our article on Le Jules Verne prices in 2026.

Getting to Le Jules Verne and booking a table

You reach Le Jules Verne by a private lift reserved for the restaurant, from Entrance 1 of the Eiffel Tower, Allée des Refuzniks. A private valet, included, waits at 1 avenue Charles Floquet. The restaurant serves from 12 pm to 1.45 pm and from 7 pm to 9 pm, Monday to Sunday. For a question before your visit, the reservations team answers on +33 1 72 76 16 61, every day from 9 am to 10 pm, or by email at reservation.jv@lejulesverne-paris.com, according to the official page.

Bookings are made online on the restaurant's website. The booking window and the other Michelin-starred tables we track are listed on our page about booking Michelin-starred tables.

When every date is full, GetTable watches the Jules Verne calendar and sends you a text as soon as a table frees up.

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