About this listing The Mom'art restaurant was a gastronomic meat establishment located in the Montmartre district of Paris. This establishment offered a unique culinary experience under the supervision of the Kosher Service. It occupied a prime location at 42 rue d'Orsel, offering refined cuisine to Jewish travelers and residents of the capital.
Renowned for its intimate setting and warm welcome, Mom'art allowed guests to enjoy a typical Parisian dinner in accordance with Halacha. Its strategic location near the Sacré-Cœur made it a popular destination. Please note, however, that this establishment has permanently ceased its activities.
About the area Paris boasts an exceptional kosher infrastructure, one of the densest in Europe. The city is divided into several dynamic Jewish quarters, such as the 19th arrondissement, the 17th, or the Marais. The Montmartre district, where Mom'art was located, offers a blend of historical charm and religious amenities for the discerning traveler.
The Parisian Kosher Scene
Travelers visiting Paris often look for establishments certified by the Consistoire or the Beth Din. The Jewish presence in Paris is ancient and deeply rooted in the local culture. There are many high-quality bakeries, butcher shops, and restaurants. Mom'art perfectly integrated into this offering by providing a gourmet version of kosher, meeting the expectations of the most demanding gourmets passing through the City of Light.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Located in the 18th arrondissement, this establishment is close to several points of interest in Parisian community life. The famous Kedouchat Levi Synagogue, located on rue de Steinkerque, offers a place of prayer for residents and visitors passing through the Montmartre district.
The Kedouchat Levi Synagogue (Ashkenazi Rite)
The historic Marais district (20 minutes by metro)
The community center on rue de Châteaudun
These historical institutions allow travelers to maintain their religious practice while exploring the major tourist sites of the French capital.
What to expect Visitors to Mom'art discovered a typically Parisian atmosphere. Chef Gregory Cohen welcomed his guests with remarkable hospitality. The restaurant was distinguished by its peaceful inner courtyard, ideal for a romantic dinner or a discreet business meal. The experience there was centered on high-end meat gastronomy.
Here's what one could expect from this establishment:
French gourmet cuisine.
A strictly Bassari (meat) menu.
An elegant setting with a private inner courtyard.
Strict supervision ensured by the Kosher Service.
Each dish was prepared with rigorously selected products. Despite its permanent closure, Mom'art remains a memorable part of the Parisian kosher culinary scene for its finesse and attentive service.
Frequently asked questions What was the kosher certification of the Mom'art restaurant? Mom'art was a gourmet meat establishment (Bassari). Its cuisine was under the strict supervision of the Paris Kosher Service. Although the establishment is now closed, it was long a reference for lovers of traditional French cuisine respecting Jewish dietary laws.
Where exactly was the establishment located in Paris? This restaurant was located at 42 rue d'Orsel, in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. This neighborhood, nestled at the foot of Montmartre hill, is one of the most famous in the city. The address was particularly appreciated for its calm and authenticity, far from the hustle and bustle of the grand boulevards.
What type of cuisine and services did the establishment offer? Mom'art was classified as a high-end gourmet restaurant specializing in meat. It offered a refined culinary experience led by the talented Gregory Cohen. The establishment featured elaborate dishes in an elegant setting, including a private inner courtyard highly prized by customers.
Is the restaurant still open to visitors? Currently, the Mom'art restaurant is officially closed permanently. Travelers planning their stay in Paris should note that this establishment no longer welcomes the public. We advise you to consult our other listings to find kosher dining options currently open in the Montmartre area.
