6 New-York is a modern French fine dining restaurant on Avenue de New York in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, set along the Right Bank of the Seine near Place de l’Alma. Cathy and Jérôme Gangneux have run it since June 6, 2002, and diners come for polished, ingredient-driven French cooking served in a calm, light-filled room (source: [6 New York](https://www.6newyork.fr/en/)).
The owners describe their cooking as “sincere, generous and inspired,” built on respect for the ingredients and the chef’s creativity. In practice, that means seasonal menus that change with the market, carefully sourced French produce, and plates that favor clean technique over theatrics (source: [Destinations.ai](https://destinations.ai/paris/fine-dining-restaurant/6-new-york/)). The dining room is understated and elegant, and the service is attentive and personal. It suits anniversaries, unhurried dinners for two, and diners who want haute cuisine without stiff formality.
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Book ahead, especially for Friday and Saturday dinners and during spring and autumn, when visitor numbers in Paris peak. Lunch is usually quieter and often the better-value way to try the kitchen. Before you go, check the restaurant’s official website for current menus, opening days, and prices, since these change with the seasons. The nearest Métro is Alma-Marceau on Line 9. Arrive early for a riverside walk, or pair your meal with the Palais de Tokyo or the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, both a short walk west along the avenue. The Eiffel Tower sits just across the Seine.
