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No. 7 of the world's most expensive restaurants · November 2026

Le Cinq

Four Seasons Hotel George V · Paris, France

$750Paris · per personNo. 7

The bill

$750 a person (€670)

Christian Le Squer's tasting menu. Food only, before drinks. A February 2026 list put it at about €670; an older one at €620.

Worth it once

A palace dining room at its most formal. Go once, for an occasion.

The smart way in: À la carte starters run €115 to €140, so ordering two courses costs far less than the menu.
Getting a table: Book on the Four Seasons George V site.
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Sources: Le Cinq à la carte (Four Seasons) · Chef's Pencil: Paris's most expensive restaurants

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Checked November 14, 2026. Dollar figures at USD per unit, Nov 2026: EUR 1.12 (ECB reference, Nov 2-3), DKK pegged at 7.46 to the euro, JPY 158.85 per dollar (Nov 11), SEK 0.101 (Nov 7), GBP 1.35 (Xe, Nov 4), AED 0.2723 (pegged), CHF 1.22, HKD 0.1285, SGD 0.77, NOK 0.099, CAD 0.714 (1.40 per dollar, Nov 9), AUD 0.69 (Nov 9), MOP 0.1248 (pegged to HKD). Prices change; check with the restaurant when you book.

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