I went to this club because of yelp reviews. I went downstairs where I ordered a drink and the band…read moreunfortunately were playing their last song. I went over to a man working there near the DJ booth and asked if there was more live music on. He looked super angry and like a thug and shrugged and said 'i don't know' . Then I was wondering what to do as people had dispersed .. I saw a couple smoking a cigarette at the back of the bar. Me being from another country and not knowing French laws followed suit and lit a cigarette. It was such a dark and dingy bar that i wouldn't be surprised for patrons to smoke there. When my cigarette was almost finished the same angry thug looking man came up to me and grabbed my hand aggressively and squeezed it hard manhandling me until my wrist hurt and took the cigarette out of my hand and said 'get out! Get out! You are forbidden to ever be in this club again! You have broken French laws. I'm escorting you out!' I have never been treated like this in my life like I was a thief or a horrible person. I didn't know French laws were as such and it was an innocent mistake. I was manhandled and in the USA I could sue this bar for touching me in this way. I will investigate French laws and might file a claim. No one should aggressively manhandle a woman this way. Disgusting treatment of patrons. He could have kindly asked me to put the cigarette out and I would have complied. Never go this bar. Also expensive drinks

My favorite bar in Paris! Nice staff, nice people, live…read moremusic every night and no cover charge. Awesome happy hour until 9pm (4€ for a pint of beer). I could just live here.

From the owner: Restaurant , cuisine maison , bar rock and roll, grande sélection de rhum & whisky ..... Bonne…read moremusique

As I'm not familiar with the Paris live indie scene, it's probably hard for me to judge this place…read morein the context of the scene as a whole. However, what appears to be a slightly delapadated and small club from the outside, turns out to be a pretty cool little venue with an open-minded vibe inside. I was there on a Saturday night, for the Festival Wild Cards: Fairtilizer Party, with Lesser Panda , Rolo Tomassi and NLF3 playing. As luck would have it, two out of the three bands were from the UK, Rolo Tomassi were even closer to my roots, being from Sheffield. I don't want to start giving reviews within reviews, for fear of Qype collapsing in on itself, but Rolo Tomassi were fantastic, well worth seeing them live. The venue itself has three main areas; a front, stage area, where people can watch and even mosh along to the acts. You could probably fit a hundred people there at a squeeze, so think along the lines of Barfly rather than Wembley Stadium. The back area is fitted out in nice loungey sofas and boothes, where the tragically hip can sip at their mojitos safe from the flailing amateur dancer that is Sickboyedd. The third and final area is the saviour of the nicotene-enhanced; the heated terrace, which was pretty rammed throughout the night. The venue has a kind of glamourous decay vibe to it, we're talking velvet curtain interspersed with band posters and tagging. I really liked it, it wasn't pretentious and was definately a cut above some of the more commercial venues in London. The sound quality was definately better Uncle Edd would like to sit you on his knee now and give you some advice. If you're planning on getting drunk and don't own your own home, I'd suggest you have a few before coming to the Fleche d'Or. There's a little bar (Gambetta) next door that's cheaper, but my advice is to head into town (in the area by Parmentier metro) and take in a few before heading up to catch the music. 5 euros is better spent on a good cocktail or belgian beer, or even band merchandise sold at the door, than a half of lager. It's a bit out of the way, unless you're staying at the mega-awesome Mama Shelter, but then you sometimes have to make a little effort to find a place like this, especially one with free entry. Ultimately, if you like to hear some lesser known and up and coming bands, then you'll probably already be familiar with this kind of club and in that case, you should go and check it out, I think you'll like it.

One of the few clubs in Paris which gave me the nightout buzz which is so common in London. A…read moreelectro-rock venue, this place has live music early-on, before the DJs set-up. Finishes late. Groups of guys beware, doorman may ask where are the girls - so be warned. Dress code: NONE Top-tip: Drinks are not cheap, so stock up before going and leave the cans/bottles outside - thats what everyone does!!

Bastille! Fun and lively area. Probably one of the most fun times of our trip was at this…read morebar/dance lounge. People are cool, no rif raf there, which made the dancing very enjoyable. Music was American hip hop. They even had a dancing pole to play around on, kinda fun. Shots were a decent price at $6euro.

One of my favorite places and best fun times in Paris. Great Latin club as well as mainstream. Late…read moreevening tends to be latin music and actual dancing followed by mainstream top 40 very late at night. Overall a comfortable and fun crowd. Located in the fun, animated, and relatively cheap neighborhood of Bastille, and epic Rue des lappes. My friends and I got in for free with the girls pass and we got the champagne deal. However, beware because I think normally there is a cover fee (around 12 euros when I checked) Located in a fun animated area and is excellent for night out with friends.

Wheelchair Accessible - It was awesome to see four people having fun moving around the club in…read moretheir wheelchairs! It's really great that everyone can enjoy the club together. Very cool! Great ParaOlympics nightlife. Great nightlife altogether! Didn't have food here but... I really had a great time!!

We were denied entry because we were not locals. the bouncer pushed me to the ground & snatched my…read morephone. I uploaded photos with goo review.

If you are American, avoid this club. They will not let you…read morein even with a ticket and dressed appropriate. Honestly, just don't go. They're plenty of other places in the area to go to.

Great show, FAKE ALCOHOL at the venue bar. DO NOT ORDER THE DRINKS unless you want to waste your…read moremoney and end up: 1) without a buzz after three drinks; 2) stomach cramps; and 3) less money. The fake booze problem is huge in Paris, but a music venue? You have enough captive audience not to be so f'ing greedy and sleazy.

From the owner: Latino et musiques du monde La petite entrée de la Chapelle des Lombards dissimule un établissement…read moredivisé en deux salles principales. Dans la première - toute en longueur - un long bar fait face à de petites banquette. Au fond de l'établissement, un deuxième espace renferme une piste de danse, la scène et des banquettes. C'est là que les nombreux groupes de musiques du monde viennent jouer, entre deux DJ's latinos pointus.

Great little underground spot. It is literally underground in the 11th Arrondissment. One night it…read morecould be electronic dance music, the next you might find a jazz quartet. Either way, it's a hip young spot comprised mostly of locals. Protip: order a bottle of champagne. It's surprisingly cheap there

Cool spot to head to for dancing if you're in the 11th. This is a hip spot frequented by a…read morefun-loving crowd, and you're pretty much guaranteed to have a good time here. Music tends to be rather electro (pretty standard for Paris), but it depends on the dj. It's a really chill spot, and in close proximity to other bars. A great place to end your night out.