Originally Posted by
number_6
Pierre Gagnaire is in that category (though technically in a hotel

). My last lunch there lasted 4 hours and cost EUR 2000 however. Le Meurice (yet another hotel restaurant) is also in the "shouldn't be missed" category. Finally a non-hotel restaurant is Senderens, which is in a class by itself (rejected Michelin rating but forced to be 2 star as simply too good to be unclassified) and you can have a great lunch there with interesting wine matchings for EUR 150 making it the bargain of Paris for this kind of dining.
Biggest lunch "bargain" IMO is the 100 euro lunch (now 110 euros) at Guy Savoy. By request only. Will cost considerably more with wine. Robyn