On match nights at the Parc des Princes, finding a table gets complicated. The restaurants around Porte de Saint-Cloud are packed, service is rushed, and the pavements are saturated from 7pm. There is a simple solution, just one metro stop away: dinner on the Boulogne-Billancourt side. La Table de Flo, a French restaurant at 65 route de la Reine, is a 2-minute walk from the Marcel Sembat metro station on line 9. The same line as the stadium.
One stop from the stadium, away from the crowds
The geography speaks for itself. The Parc des Princes sits at Porte de Saint-Cloud, in the 16th arrondissement, just on the other side of the ring road. On line 9, Porte de Saint-Cloud is the station right next to Marcel Sembat. The full journey from the restaurant takes about fifteen minutes: a 2-minute walk to the metro, one stop on line 9, then a 6 to 10 minute walk from the metro exit to the stadium gates.
That is the whole point of the plan. You have dinner in a quiet neighbourhood, far from the crush, then head to the Parc at the last moment. Same logic by car: park on boulevard Jean Jaurès, have dinner, then take the metro to the stadium rather than hunting for a parking spot that does not exist near the ground.
The pre-match plan, minute by minute
For a 9pm kick-off, the plan is simple. Evening service starts at 7pm.
- 7pm: arrive at the restaurant, in the dining room or on the terrace depending on the season.
- 7pm to 8:30pm: a full dinner, starter, main course, dessert.
- 8:30pm: leave for Marcel Sembat.
- 8:45pm: exit at Porte de Saint-Cloud, walk to the stadium.
- 9pm: you are in your seat for kick-off.
If you arrive later, let the front of house know: the service can adapt so you can dine in an hour. On match nights, it is best to book your table online or by phone on 01 49 09 09 73.
What to eat before a match
The same menu is served at lunch and dinner, for an average price of 20 to 30 euros per person. Our chef makes everything in house from raw ingredients: dry-aged meats selected piece by piece, fresh fish depending on the day’s arrivals, seasonal vegetables. A few pointers from the menu:
- The mille-feuilles de betterave (beetroot mille-feuille) or the authentic œuf mayo (egg mayonnaise) for a light start.
- The coq au vin or the filet de bar (sea bass fillet), with fragrant rice and pan-fried vegetables, as a main course.
- The fondant au chocolat (warm chocolate cake) or the homemade crème brûlée before dashing to the metro.
A word about the dry-aged côte de boeuf (rib of beef), ranked in the top 3 in Boulogne-Billancourt by the local media La Vie à Boulbi. It is a dish to share that takes 30 to 40 minutes to prepare. Before a match, order it as soon as you arrive at 7pm and the timing works. If you are cutting it closer, save it for an evening without a kick-off. A children’s menu is available for those bringing the youngest fans to the stadium.
And after the match?
Let’s be honest. The restaurant serves in the evening until 11:30pm, with arrival recommended before 10:30pm. A match that kicks off at 9pm rarely ends before 10:50pm, so a post-match dinner is not realistic in that case. On the other hand, for a 5pm or 7pm kick-off, often on Saturdays, the stands empty early enough to ride back one stop and sit down to dinner before 10:30pm. Worth noting: the restaurant is open Tuesday to Saturday, closed on Sunday and Monday.
A real restaurant, not a pre-match canteen
One last detail, and it matters on a match night. The menu does not change just because the place is busy: everything is still homemade, from raw ingredients, with dry-aged meats selected piece by piece. The restaurant has no connection with the club or the stadium, but the service knows how to adapt to a kick-off time without rushing your plate. The story of La Table de Flo is told here.
Practical information
- Address: 65 route de la Reine, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt.
- Metro: Marcel Sembat, line 9, a 2-minute walk away. One stop to Porte de Saint-Cloud.
- Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm to 3pm and 7pm to 11:30pm.
- Payment: credit card, cash, Tickets Restaurant meal vouchers.
- Booking: 01 49 09 09 73 or online at latabledeflo-boulogne.com.
Ligue 1 2026-2027: book your table ahead of match nights
The 2026-2027 Ligue 1 season resumes over the weekend of 21 to 23 August 2026, and PSG host Stade Rennais at the Parc des Princes on the very first matchday. On home match nights, the safest option is to book your table in advance, on 01 49 09 09 73 or online, rather than counting on a free table when you arrive.
The right slot depends on the kick-off time:
- 5pm kick-off: the lunch service, from 12pm to 3pm, works as the pre-match meal, and the evening service opens at 7pm, right as the referee blows the final whistle. The post-match dinner is then the most comfortable option.
- 7pm kick-off: the match ends around 8:50pm, which leaves time for a full post-match dinner during the evening service.
- Evening kick-off: book your pre-match table for the start of service and follow the minute by minute plan detailed above.
The stadium on foot, straight down the route de la Reine
The line 9 metro is not the only option. The restaurant sits at 65 route de la Reine, a dead-straight road whose eastern end opens onto place de la Porte de Saint-Cloud, right by the Parc des Princes. To reach the stadium on foot, you simply follow the road straight ahead, without a single change of direction.
This option matters most on the way back. After the final whistle, walking back down the route de la Reine brings you straight to the restaurant’s front door, without depending on the metro outside the stadium. A simple landmark, even in the middle of the flow of supporters: as long as you stay on the route de la Reine, you are on the right path.
