Paris' first naked restaurant

Naked restaurants, where folks are invited to dine in the buff, have been popping up in major cities around the world — and Paris is the latest. Following big openings in London and Tokyo in 2016, Paris has welcomed the arrival of O'naturel, the city's first naturist restaurant, reports Le Parisien. Located in a small, unassuming street in the 12th arrondissement, sporting heavy blackout curtains, the 40-seat restaurant encourages longtime nudists and newbie nudies alike to leave their belongings in the cloakroom and dine in "complete freedom."

London's naked restaurant, The Bunyadi, operates on the same "clothing-optional" policy, where you can "revisit the beginning where everything was fresh, free and unadulterated from the trappings of modern life."
Tokyo's version, The Amrita, came under fire after revealing plans to weigh diners at the door, and bar those who are overweight from entering. The trend made it to Australia for one night only in Melbourne in 2016, when two local radio hosts decided to open a 50-person naked pop-up dubbed "The Noble Experiment."