Closure
Two-star Table by Bruno Verjus in Paris to close in December
· Written up · The Starred Bill
Table, Bruno Verjus’s two-MICHELIN-star restaurant in Paris’s 12th arrondissement, will close on 22 December 2026, he announced in a video on 8 September. Until then it serves one menu, “Couleur du jour”, at €480 (about $535) without drinks, at lunch and dinner.
Why Table is closing
Verjus said he no longer recognises himself in fine dining whose prices keep it for a few, and wants to cook for a wider public; he has not announced what comes next. Table opened more than 13 years ago and was No. 3 on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants in 2024.
How to eat there before it closes
The menu is the same at lunch and dinner, so there is no cheaper way in. For other starred meals in the city, our Paris Michelin star restaurants page lists every one with its dinner, lunch and wine pairing prices, including Table until it closes.
Sources
- Bruno Verjus Announces the Closure of Table, Gault&Millau, 8 September 2026.
- Ce restaurant parisien doublement étoilé ferme définitivement ses portes, Le Bonbon, 19 September 2026.
- The two-Michelin-starred Table de Bruno Verjus restaurant closes its doors in Paris, Sortir à Paris, 9 September 2026.
Prices and counts are The Starred Bill’s own data on 3,896 starred restaurants: stars from each country’s latest MICHELIN Guide, menu prices from each restaurant’s own website or, where it publishes none, a recent review, recorded October 2026. US dollar figures use exchange rates from ExchangeRate-API (27 October 2026).