Nestled in the heart of Paris's 5ᵉ arrondissement, between the Panthéon and Notre-Dame, ATICA takes up residence in a historic former cinema. Once known as Cinema Le Seine, this iconic venue hosted the very first screening of Alice in Wonderland in 1951, an evocative legacy for a space designed as a gateway to other worlds.

Much more than a restaurant, ATICA is an immersive experience where gastronomy and art become one. Each season is an invitation to discover a new culture. The Basque season takes guests on a journey between tradition and modernity, while the Corsican season sets sail for an island of rugged beauty, warm hospitality and generous Mediterranean cuisine.

Even before the meal begins, guests are invited to discover a selection of art and design objects, all inspired by a passion for travel. An olfactory experience awakens the senses from the very first moments, laying the foundations for the journey to come. The dinner then unfolds in cinematic acts, each introduced by an audiovisual projection that transports guests through breathtaking landscapes and the stories of remarkable artisans. Each dish is conceived in perfect harmony with the projected images, creating a fluid dialogue between taste, sight and narration.