At the bar, uncover a large selection of wines from all over the world, mainly biodynamic. Cocktail lovers are not forgotten and can enjoy the best of the classics, signature creations, and a choice of more than 30 Bourbon references. Whether it's a glass of champagne, a latte, or a smoothie - all guests are bound to find their perfect match. DJ sets liven up the evening on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights and make it a vibrant place to gather.
Montecito is a sophisticated Californian-inspired brasserie with a light-filled patio and inner courtyard designed by the architectural duo Humbert & Poyet. Located in the stylish five-star hotel Kimpton St Honoré Paris on the Boulevard des Capucines (Paris 2nd arrondissement), Montecito has its own dedicated street entrance. Inspired by the brand’s Californian roots, Montecito combines light, seaside-inspired recipes infused with American generosity and aims to become the locals’ best-loved restaurant.
Overseen by Chef Nicolas Pastot, who executes casual-chic colorful plates to bring to life a rich and meaningful dining experience for guests looking for a heartfelt touch of the Californian dream. All guests can rediscover contemporary meals that are made with fresh, seasonal, locally sourced products.
The rooftop Sequoia is one of the highlights of Kimpton St Honoré Paris. Located on the 10th floor of the hotel, Sequoia reveals breathtaking 360° views over Paris’ most emblematic monuments, from the Eiffel tower to the Sacré Coeur. The spot embodies the hotel's values to its core by proposing activities such as yoga courses.
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