My favorite club in Paris. Very small "cave" downstairs with live music, usually blues / jazz /…read morefunk. Good musicians and sound. Get there early (upstairs in the "Guillotine") as there's only about 12-15 tables in the cellar. Great vibe and music - again, my favorite in the city for the last 20 years. Here's a taste: Nawfel live at the "Cave" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mbA1q4_6aI

This location looks fun but it was so packed! Get here early and make sure to stay in line so you…read morecan secure entry into the speakeasy. The bartender was so nice to us and the drinks were very good

Pretty terrible music... Two kids playing guitar. I mean good for them for trying to play but I…read moredon't know how this place is regarded as a jazz bar!

Duc Lombards closed when we were in town so we walked a few spots down and found this gem…read more Fantastic set and drinks about what you'd expect from a club. The venue is exactly what you want in a jazz club and the rotating cast of players (at least when we were there) are top notch. Definitely returning next time in Paris.

Great spot to see live jazz. Unique and always emerging…read moreacts. We love it here and always come back when we visit Paris.

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!!

Monday nights beginning at 9:30pm, wow! Virtuoso jazz players in a cozy, vibrant, packed little…read moreclub on a side street near the Pantheon. Loved every moment. No cover, cheap drinks, pass of the hat to pay these unbelievably gifted performers. Live music continues until 1am. You can stop by earlier in the day to make a reservation. Don't miss it, a magical spot.

This is one of the coolest bars/Jazz clubs I've ever been to in my life. In fact, it might just be…read morethe coolest. My guitarist friend took me here and I got to watch his pals absolutely rip it in the back room. In the back of a packed room with cheering patrons, they played everything from Gypsy Jazz to contemporary hits and more. The flair, the comradery, the skill, the improvisations, the confidence (I could go on) is honestly the best I've ever seen up-close and personal. And the location is so off the beaten path path yet in the heart of the Latin Quarter, so while it's lively, you might just find yourself the only tourist in sight, which I find quite nice.

If you want a place away from the tourist where there's good music and locals, this is the place. A…read moregreat place to meet friends and get a feel for the town. Fair prices.

Like the name says, Pop-in, grab a drink, listen to some cool bands and/or chill upstairs in the…read morelounge. Its a cool spot, not large, but doesn't have to be when it has a bit everything in venue you want. Drinks can come quick and at a descent price from nice staff.

Seriously one of the best clubs I've been to, especially for its size…read more I went on a Monday night and had a great experience in almost every way. (1) The prices are unbelievable (or were in Monday night): no cover charge, 1€ bag check, 6€ for what I think was an entire liter of beer, 3€ shots. Even in Spain that would be a bargain, let alone the middle of Paris. (2) The hours served me really well. I'm always happy to find a club open on weekday evenings. Things were already moving at about 10:00 (very early by European standards). (3) The people were partying! When I arrived there were only about a dozen, but the dancing was very on. Some other clubs seem to wait until the room is packed and the people are drunk, but these people were at it from the beginning. It was almost entirely guys and girls in their early 20s, possibly a couple more guys than girls at the time, but not a huge disparity and possibly a fluke. (4) The music wasn't great but it did the trick. Bunch of over-popular US songs (mostly rock and some hip-hop) mixed with some French numbers. No real DJ work going on but hey, it was party music and it had the people moving. All in all, this is a gem. It's almost certainly a local spot mostly unknown to tourists, which is why it's so subtle, so underpriced, and so concentrated with local energy.

It's been permanently closed down. Not sure why that hasn't been posted yet. Ordered an Uber there…read morefor nothing.