Le Club des Légendes is the highest tier of official hospitality at the Rolex Paris Masters. You are in a proper restaurant - not a lounge with catering, not a buffet arrangement, but a dedicated gourmet dining space within the tournament's VIP hospitality zone, with reserved tables, three courses, and a service standard that reflects the occasion.

The catering is served by Lenôtre - the Parisian gourmet house founded in 1947 by Gaston Lenôtre, whose influence on French gastronomy extended across pâtisserie, traiteur, and the catering of state occasions. Having Lenôtre in the kitchen at a Paris sporting event is a statement about the level of food being served. The three-course lunch or dinner - drinks included - is genuinely worth attending for the meal alongside the tennis.

Gold category seats are at the edge of Centre Court - the top tier of reserved seating at Plénitude Arena for this tournament. At the ATP Masters 1000 level, in the season's final major event, with year-end ranking implications in every match, the quality of tennis from those seats is as high as the indoor calendar produces.

Between matches, a VIP lounge area with views over all the tournament's courts gives you a base to continue conversations without returning to the public concourse. The atmosphere is more intimate than the Salon Tie-Break - suited to occasions where the quality of the conversation matters as much as the spectacle of the tennis.

The restaurant operates for both lunch and dinner on weekdays. At weekends - covering the semi-finals on Saturday and the final on Sunday - it operates for lunch only. Plan accordingly if an evening session at the climax of the tournament is the priority.

Parking is included. For bookings, enquire through experience.tennis.