Groups
Three ways to bring a group
Up to six is an ordinary booking. From eight, write to us: we set the table, agree the menu with you and confirm in writing.
8 – 12 guests
The long table at brunch
Two tables pushed together under the windows, the brunch card shared down the middle and coffee poured until you leave.
Seating
Two sittings, 90 minutes each
Eats
The brunch card, or the shared set
8 – 14 guests
The banquette at souper
The length of the leather banquette under the tall windows, candles down the table and the set souper in three courses.
Seating
One sitting, the evening
Eats
Souper en trois temps
Up to 34 guests
The whole room, on a Monday
The house to yourselves for a birthday, a wedding lunch or the end of a project: the menu is written with you, and the kitchen comes in for it.
Seating
Lunch or evening, seated or standing
Eats
A menu written for the day
Set menus
What a group eats together
From the same kitchen and the same card as everyone else, served to the whole table at once. Allergies are cooked around, not left out.
By enquiry
How an enquiry goes
Nothing is held until we write back. Four steps, usually a week from the first note to a set table.
01
Write to us
A date and a second choice, how many you are, and which of the three ways you have in mind.
02
Hear back
Élise answers within two working days with the dates that could work, or why they cannot.
03
Settle the menu
Choose the set or write one with us. Tell us every allergy at the table, by name.
04
Confirmed in writing
The table is yours once we have written to say so, and we check the numbers again the week before.
Enquire
Ask for a date
Four things make the first answer a useful one.
When
A date, and a second choice
How many
From 8 to 34 guests
Which way
Brunch, souper, or the room on a Monday
Needs
Allergies, children, a cake, a speech
or ring 514 555 0163
groupes@mireille.example · Nothing is held until we write back.
Before you ask
Five things groups ask
Anything else goes in the note, and we answer it with the dates.
Is there a minimum spend?
No. A group eats the set menu or the card, and pays for what the table has. The whole room on a Monday is quoted with the menu, before anything is confirmed.
Can we bring a cake?
Yes, and we will plate it, bring the candles and cut it at the table. Or ask Théo to bake one: a Tatin for twelve is his favourite.
Can we have the room to ourselves?
On a Monday, when the house is otherwise closed. On other days a group has its table, and the room stays open to everyone else.
Are children welcome?
At every service. There are two high chairs, and the kitchen will make a small plate of anything on the card.
What about allergies?
Tell us each one by name when you settle the menu. One kitchen shares its pans, so we cook around an allergy and say plainly when we cannot.