Le Silencio (the name of the club in Mulholland Drive) is what Paris nightlife has been waiting for. It offers a cocktail bar, concert venue, restaurant, cinema and art library.
The stylish Paris night niche then ran out of steam and has reopened with new staff, a shots bar Fridays and Saturdays on the restaurant level, and a first-floor “club within a club” every Wednesday.
Designer Philippe Starck envisioned the site as a “modern rock pub.” People come for a drink or to enjoy a quick meal. Options swing from a wok of Thai-herbed fish to the archetypal plate of chips.
Tawny glow, long wooden counter, black-and-white chequered floor : : Le China works hard to create the chic look of Thirties-something Shanghai. Lesser-known, however, is the excellent music.
A trendy bar/club. Clubbers are attracted by the grandiose decadence of the red and gold interior, with its thick carpet and velvet bench seats under crystal chandeliers.
This former synagogue is now a retro bar.Great attention to detail in the soft amber lighting, carved wood panelling. In the basement,a pocket-sized club & a smoking room furnished with Chesterfields.
The former cabaret has now morphed into a rock venue,with chic’n shock events which include DJ nights,after-concert sessions and special nights.Eccentric interior of red velvet and baroque furniture
Here everyone still thrashes around at the end of every week. The musical word is preached by a horde of resident DJs, new artistes and distinguished guests. The capital’s temple to electro.
This is a place that knows how to party and celebrate music in all its variety.The team at this red hot bar-cum-concert venue in the 11th has been offering everything from folk to electro.
One of the cosiest luxury hotel bars in town: the Duke’s. Designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, the decor celebrates British good taste. Sturdy selection of single malts and impressive list of cocktails.
A décor of savvy design (leather settees, wall benches, subdued lighting) that one drinks in, alongside a beverages menu with a sumptuous selection of whiskies and colourful cocktails.
Le Bar 228 (Hôtel Meurice) sets the benchmark for luxury hotel bars.Feel of a closeted British club complete with stools,mahogany & grained-leather chairs, bar and impressive collection of bottles.
More than a chic brasserie.The mezzanine bar beneath the huge glass roof is a great place to unwind in the evening.Low tables,designer armchairs & cosy cushions. Friendly atmosphere & top-class music
What could be more romantic than sipping a “Tropical Kiss” watching the twinkling Eiffel Tower? For a fun evening, come on Friday or Saturday & enjoy the live band. Excellent choice of sweet & savoury
It’s a weekly venue that could soon be a cult. The rest of the week, those with delicate ears can still enjoy a Bloody Mary whilst re-reading The Old Man and the Sea.Dress code : chic & hype.
Here, you could see Lagerfeld applauding Beth Ditto. It’s the only place in France where you could have a drink or a dance close to George Clooney,Dita Von Teese, Bono, Martin Solveig or Kylie Minogue
Totally refurbed to chic luxury, Mon Bar is the place to be this winter. For a gourmet break, try the Ceremonial Chocolat at Mon Spa: a chocolate exfoliation & massage followed by a glass of champagne
A boat to party on in style without ever leaving the port, a must on the capital’s nightlife circuit. Recently renovated restaurant, concert hall, dance club in an irreverent décor.
Behind the innocuous black exterior lies a speakeasy that’s meticulously designed and exudes confidentiality. An excellent place to start an evening – or perhaps round one off.
This characterful club with its exposed stone and vaulted roof continues to weave its special magic for the city’s night owls. Its friendly party atmosphere offers a truly eclectic music mix.
This cosy lunchtime and evening eatery turns into a club at midnight every Friday and Saturday. Successful mix of retro and trendy, decor of mirrors and neon and the veranda beneath the glazed roof.
Futurist surroundings designed by the EXYZT architects’ collective, who’ve created a hypnotic interior with black walls and neon lighting. Eclectic music-making explores the full spectrum of electro
2500 m2 space divided into a concert hall, the American bar and La Chaufferie. New philosophy, with free admission after 7 p.m. for drinks and music : acoustic until 11 pm & electric after 11:30
The now legendary Harry’s Bar inspired the creation of famous cocktails like the Bloody Mary & White Lady.This welcoming institution opens every evening at 10 pm to the sound of the Ivories piano bar.
Fusion food in spectacular surroundings: a must-visit sushi restaurant/cocktail bar close to the Champs-Élysées.
This place really does feel like somewhere else: with its metallic pink bar, looped-image plasma screens, pearl curtains and Murano-style chandeliers, this is an ideal nocturnal environment.
This welcoming pocket handkerchief of a cocktail bar knows how to party. A short walk from the Cirque d’Hiver on the edge of the Haut Marais.
This former pick-up bar has been transformed into a mini-museum of the Soviet era, complete w/ constructivist look,ancient walls covered in tatty newspapers of the time and a mix of vintage furniture…
This is the third Corso bar to be opened by Maison Thierry Costes. It’s a straightforward, well-lit bar/restaurant to end the night in no questions asked. Open till 1 am at weekends.
In designing this sumptuously comfortable lounge of curves, velvet and sophistication, the couturier has taken his inspiration from the prohibition era, the Roaring Twenties and Art Deco.
Quirky charm, velvet armchairs and impressive cocktail menu. Time stands still here in the world created by interior designer Jacques Garcia, with its lingering memories of Oscar Wilde.
A hidden bar that has it all: low-key lighting, original cocktails (don't miss the Santa Margarita: tequila, agave, hibiscus, vanilla, lime), good music, flea-market-chic décor with a homey feel.
Truffle cashews, Tapas served with a 'Spring Kiss' with its fresh notes of peach, ginger and raspberry: creamy-smooth 5-star service, inventive cocktail menu and generous mouth-watering amuse-bouches
Enjoy one of the most beautiful terraces in Paris, whether for a drink, a dinner or to dance the night away : DJ sets, film screenings, fashion workshops and yoga classes.
A trendy, glam bar with party happenings. Retro furniture, bench seating with a collection of mismatched cushions, you could watch who's who in the trendy 18th arrondissement. Wine by the glass.
This new Paris nightlife locale waxes artistic with films screenings, concerts & lectures. Night owls boogie there until the wee hours to the very eclectic sounds of DJ-mixed jazz, rock & electro sets
It's a nouveau genre wine bar that's 300 labels strong. Somewhere between family home and boudoir. Served with the "supernatural" wines are hearty dishes like cooked ham with truffle or aged cheeses.
Red brick walls, massive bookcase, bowler-hat lights, retro wallpaper, convex mirrors and antique furniture: a bewitching setting where cocktails are sipped with religious reverence.
The sleekly designed site, home to a thousand bottles lying in chilled comfort, also offers several types of tasting workshops in its magnificent, 17th century vaulted cellar.
In this club designed by Octave and Basile de Gaulle in the style of an apartment frozen in time, wild stilettoed clubbers are never going to disturb the neighbours here. Electro rules !
The name of this trendy left-bank nightspot opened by Rachel, former Le Baron Club manager, is on everyone's lips, dazzling partiers with "Cocotte" evenings of provocative danseuses.
Adrien Moisson and Nicolas Ullmann's gang stormed the former rue Muller jazz club, the Blue Note, and turned this institution into an experimental club with cocktail hours, mega-parties !
This chic wine bar by epicurean Catherine Zagamé, designed to resemble a big Parisian apartment, is well-known to insiders and home to a precious prize: a wine cellar with more than 130 labels.
