Eating on campus

The 200 m² multi-purpose room at the Maison de l’Égypte is now home to l’Égyptien, a coworking space, café and snack bar open to all. Equipped with wifi, the 80 seats provide an ideal setting for working, chatting or enjoying hot drinks (karak) and home-made Egyptian specialities (savoury and sweet), à la carte.

A small bonus is the ten or so seats on the outdoor terrace around the house’s characteristic red beech tree.

Open every day
Weekdays from 9.30 am to 8.30 pm / Weekends from 10.30 am to 9.30 pm.

Discover classic Korean cooking and a selection of dishes inspired by local street food in the 50-seat restaurant of the Maison de la Corée. And if you want to try the experience at home, visit the adjoining store to buy some of the country’s iconic products. Cité internationale students receive a discount.

Lunch Monday to Friday (12 pm-2:30 pm), Saturday (12 pm-3 pm), Sunday (take away only) (12 pm-3 pm).

Dinner Tuesday to Saturday (7 pm-10 pm), Monday (take away only) (7 pm-9:30 pm), Sunday (take away only) (6:30 pm-9 pm).

The Pavillon Bourguiba in the Maison de Tunisie houses Café Zaim which is open all day long from breakfast. At midday there is a menu with Tunisian street-food styled offerings that stop to make way for the tea room in the afternoon. A grocer’s completes the new space which was inaugurated in November 2021.

Monday to Sunday (7 am-10 pm).

Grocery and delivery on the campus.

Open to the general public, the café-restaurant offers balanced meals which are prepared with fresh products. On Saturdays there are vegetarian menus and brunch. The prices are affordable: a complete meal is €3.30 for non-scholarship holders and €1 for scholarship holders and students in precarious situations. Next to the restaurant is a cafeteria open 7 days a week, offering breakfast, hot drinks, fast food and organic products to consume on site or to take away. This space is also available throughout the day to meet up or work.

Restaurant open Monday to Friday, 11.30am to 2pm and 6.30pm to 9pm.

For the early risers, you can meet at the Collège d’Espagne for breakfast (€3.50). And when the lunch bell rings there is a mini self-service of small plates, desserts and drinks as well as specialities or lighter meals awaiting you. A complete meal is available from €8.90. And once a month there is an international special.

Breakfast from Monday to Friday 7:15 am-10:30 am) – Saturday, Sunday and public holidays (8:30 am-10:30 am).

Lunch from Monday to Saturday (12 pm-14:30 pm).

During the summer
Closing from Saturday 20 July to Sunday 8 September inclusive.

If you’re looking for a terrace to have breakfast, lunch or something sweet then head to the Maison Heinrich Heine-Fondation de l’Allemagne. On the cafeteria menu are: quiches, salads, dishes of the day (meat or fish), German sausages and homemade cakes. It is open to everyone. Rest assured you’ll find a place with 53 seats available. From €6.50 for a meal and €9.50 for the set menu.

Open Monday to Friday (8:30 am-4 pm) – Saturday (10 am-4 pm). Lunch service (12 pm-2:30 pm).

During the summer
Closing Wednesday 14 August to Sunday 8 September inclusive.

Nestling in the Maison internationale, a stone’s throw from the Theatre, this café serves vegetarian cuisine and organic or sustainable produce. Their suppliers? The best French producers. The restaurant has also been awarded the Ecotable label, which testifies to their commitment to an approach that respects the environment and our health. And every Saturday, organic brunch!

Monday to Saturday (12pm-8pm) and every performance evening.