Clamato – Innovative Seafood Dining

Clamato — Seafood Plates, Natural Wines & Relaxed Paris Energy

Creative Seafood Cuisine: contemporary seafood-focused plates with seasonal ingredients and Mediterranean influences.
Septime Family: relaxed sister restaurant to Septime with a more spontaneous and casual dining format.
Walk-in Atmosphere: no reservations — part of the experience is arriving early and embracing the lively local rhythm.
Natural Wine Selection: thoughtful low-intervention wines paired with fresh seafood and vegetable-driven dishes.
Rue de Charonne Setting: vibrant location in the 11th arrondissement surrounded by independent cafés, bars and boutiques.
Lunch Mood: bright, energetic and relaxed with a neighborhood crowd and open conversational atmosphere.
Dinner Mood: buzzing, intimate and highly sought-after among food lovers and Paris locals.
Best For: seafood enthusiasts, natural wine lovers, casual chic dinners and modern Paris dining experiences.
Dress Mood: understated Paris casual with contemporary effortless style.
TLC Paris Tip: arrive before opening for shorter wait times and continue the evening through nearby wine bars around Bastille & Charonne.

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Address & Contact+

Clamato

80 Rue de Charonne, 75011 Paris, France

+33 1 43 72 74 53

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Price+

Tapas-style seafood sharing plates; prices vary by size (example: Mixed platter €65).

Average per person: €20–€40 depending on number of dishes.

Cuisine & Chef+

Seafood-centric, ingredient-driven bistronomy

Chef: Bertrand Grébaut (sister restaurant to Septime).

Booking+

No reservations—walk-ins only; seats offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Awards+

Highly rated by Le Fooding & The World’s 50 Best Discovery for inventive seafood.

Transport & How to Get There+

Métro: Ledru-Rollin (L8) · Charonne (L9)

Located just off Rue de Charonne in Paris 11e; across from Septime’s wine bar.

Dress Code+

Casual, relaxed bistro vibe—no formal dress code needed.

Opening Hours+

Open every day: 12:00–14:30 & 19:00–22:30.

Stay early—evenings can fill up quickly without reservations.

QUICK VIEW
Location
Rue de Charonne, 11th arrondissement
Nearby
Bastille, Faidherbe-Chaligny, Rue Paul Bert, Ledru-Rollin
Best For
Seafood dining, natural wines, contemporary cuisine, and relaxed foodie experiences
Atmosphere
Casual, lively, creative, and distinctly modern Parisian
What to Expect
Fresh oysters, seasonal seafood plates, natural wine pairings, closely packed tables, and a younger local crowd
Access
Easy métro access in the 11th arrondissement with frequent evening queues
First Visit?
Yes, especially for seafood lovers and visitors wanting a more contemporary and local Paris dining atmosphere

Clamato, located at 80 Rue de Charonne in Paris’s 11th arrondissement, is a celebrated seafood restaurant created by the team behind Septime. Set in one of the city’s most dynamic dining areas, near Faidherbe-Chaligny and Rue Paul Bert, Clamato reflects a new wave of relaxed yet highly refined Parisian gastronomy.

The menu at Clamato focuses on fresh seafood and seasonal produce, presented through a series of small plates designed for sharing. Each dish highlights natural flavors with precision and creativity, offering a constantly evolving experience that keeps the kitchen closely tied to the rhythm of the seasons.

With its no-reservation policy, Clamato embraces a spontaneous and approachable dining style, adding to its lively and contemporary appeal. The atmosphere is informal yet carefully curated, attracting both locals and international visitors seeking an authentic Paris food experience.

Located just moments from Place de la Bastille and within easy reach of Le Marais, the restaurant fits seamlessly into a broader exploration of Paris’s Right Bank — where food, culture, and nightlife intersect.

For those seeking a standout seafood experience, Clamato offers a distinctive balance of creativity, simplicity, and atmosphere, making it one of the most essential dining addresses in Paris.