
Shot by a City Insiders curator.
Ralph's is the kind of place where you'll find yourself dining in a 17th-century townhouse while surrounded by Ralph Lauren's equestrian aesthetic. The burgers are surprisingly solid and the cheesecake is genuinely excellent, but you're paying a premium for the atmosphere and the brand name.
Atmospheric dining with a price tag
Ralph's restaurant, tucked inside the Ralph Lauren flagship on Boulevard Saint-Germain, offers a dining experience that's as much about the setting as the food. Housed in a beautiful 17th-century townhouse, the interior features plush leather banquettes, a grand fireplace, and walls adorned with horse paintings and actual saddles - creating an atmosphere that feels like a countryside hunting lodge transplanted to Paris. The courtyard entrance with its benches and cushions adds to the charm before you even step inside.
The food is decent but not exceptional. The hamburger, which many recommend, is well-prepared with a soft bun and good meat, though at around 30€ it's pricey for what you get. The accompanying fries and coleslaw are highlights. The real star is the cheesecake - genuinely one of the best I've had in Paris. Service is friendly without being overly familiar, which is refreshing for such a branded space. However, be prepared to pay: expect 40-50€ per person for a meal, making it more of a splurge than a regular spot.