Here, opposites
answer one another.

One table, two hands: Etienne in the kitchen, Mickaël front of house. A single menu written in chapters, with the seasons and the cravings of the moment.

57 rue Claude Rodier, Paris 9th Tuesday – Saturday, evenings Anvers metro

The double impact

Letting opposites converse

Etienne's cooking plays on contrasts, textures and balance.

Signature dish of Double Impact plated in a dark bowl
Power & purity
Bold flavours meeting produce of remarkable clarity.
Technique & modesty
The sharpest techniques in service of sometimes humble ingredients.
Brittany & elsewhere
Breton roots nourished by travels — from Chicago to Copenhagen.
Rigour & ease
Excellence on the plate, simplicity in the welcome.

Two hands, one service

Etienne & Mickaël

Etienne Dupuy and Mickaël Robinault, founders of Double Impact

Etienne Dupuy

In the kitchen

Trained at Georges Blanc, then alongside Yannick Alléno, with stints in the kitchens of Alinea in Chicago and Noma in Copenhagen. In every plate he shares his love of Brittany and his memories of travel.

Mickaël Robinault

Front of house

His lifelong partner. He runs the dining room with the same rigour as the kitchen — and the same wish to make every dinner a moment you take part in, never merely watch.

The founders' story

Chapter 0 — current

Prologue

Prologue — black apples on a branch, the visual of Double Impact's current chapter

Rather than a fixed menu, the restaurant imagines several worlds across the year. Here is the chapter of the moment.

“This story begins a little over ten years ago, in the Morbihan, with the meeting of two teenagers, Etienne and Mickaël…”  Read the Prologue →

Allergens of the current chapter
Cacahuète
peanut, milk, molluscs
Sardine bomb
crustaceans, gluten, milk, egg, fish, soy
Huître
gluten, milk, egg, molluscs, soy
Petit pois
celery, tree nuts, milk
Chou
gluten, milk
Chinchard
peanut, crustaceans, milk, egg, fish, molluscs
Porc
celery, milk
S'morse
gluten, milk, egg
Fraisier
gluten, milk, egg
Far
gluten, milk, egg

The room

An open kitchen, in the heart of the 9th

Double Impact dining room: banquette, set tables and white metro tiling

An open kitchen onto the room, a counter, and on fine days windows thrown wide onto the street. Here, you are invited to take part in the meal rather than simply watch it.

A few steps from Sacré-Cœur and Anvers metro, Double Impact slips a fine-dining table into the living fabric of the 9th arrondissement.

An intimate room: 36 seats.

Façade of Double Impact, 57 rue Claude Rodier, Paris 9th
Oysters prepared in the kitchen at Double Impact

Practical

Book & find us

Address
57 rue Claude Rodier, 75009 Paris
Phone
+33 6 99 80 45 87
Hours
Tuesday – Saturday · 7:00–9:30 pm
Closed Sunday & Monday · dinner only
Instagram
@doubleimpact.paris

Gift

A Double Impact gift card

Give the experience: gift cards and vouchers to order online.

Buy a gift card

Gallery

The restaurant in pictures

Signature dish plated in a dark bowl
Dining room and open kitchen at Double Impact
Wine service at the table
The Double Impact team
Plating a dish in the kitchen
Cream and crisp tuile dessert
Façade of Double Impact on rue Claude Rodier
Oysters prepared in the kitchen

Frequently asked

Good to know

Where is Double Impact located?

Double Impact is at 57 rue Claude Rodier, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, a few steps from Sacré-Cœur and Anvers metro.

What are the opening hours?

Open Tuesday to Saturday, evenings only, from 7:00 to 9:30 pm. Closed Sunday and Monday.

What menus and prices?

A single tasting menu that evolves in chapters: 5 courses at €75 and 7 courses at €95, with wine pairings (€45 and €55).

How do I book a table?

Bookings are made online via Zenchef, from the “Book” button on the site.

Is allergen information available?

Yes, the per-dish allergen list is available on the site, and the team is at your disposal when you book.

Can I buy a gift card?

Yes, gift cards and vouchers are available online from the “Gift” page.

Who are the chefs?

The duo Etienne Dupuy, in the kitchen, and Mickaël Robinault, front of house.

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