Le Moulin d'Orgemont

Wings and roof which were put before the fire of 1999 resulted from a mill of Calais which dated the XVIIIth century. From the XVIth century, millers rented the mill of the Mound of Orgemont, until the Revolution. In 1810, he was bought and a restaurant was always opened, exploited by millers. But from 184, the restaurant becomes famous, the milling stops. In 1999, a fire ravages the tower. The mill is restored in 2001, such as it was in the XIXth century. A fine silhouette takes shape at the moment on the hill of Orgemont. At present, at the foot of the tower, an immense barge-room of restaurant welcomes family meals, receptions and seminaries up to 500 people. Of this site, we perceive all Paris.

Opening times

All year round daily between 12 pm and 3 pm and between 7 pm and 12 am.

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