Beefbar sits in a listed Art Nouveau room off the Champs-Élysées, and the dress code follows the room rather than the food. Smart casual is the stated policy and it is applied with a light hand at lunch and a firmer one after eight.
For men that means a collared shirt or a good knit, tailored trousers or dark denim without rips, and a clean leather shoe or a considered trainer. A jacket is never wrong here and is the safer call for a Friday or Saturday dinner. For women, anything from tailored separates to a dress works; the room is more Parisian than Riviera, so understated reads better than flashy.
What actually gets turned away: sportswear, football shirts, beachwear, flip-flops and gym trainers. Shorts are tolerated at lunch in high summer and are a risk in the evening. There is no jacket-and-tie requirement — this is a steakhouse, not a Michelin dining room — but the crowd dresses up and standing out for the wrong reason is the only real hazard.
Booking it through us
Send the date and party size on WhatsApp and we confirm directly with the venue — typically within the hour. We confirm the table position and the terms in writing before anything is committed, and if the date has gone we say so rather than place you somewhere adjacent.