Four of us jazz lovers visited Caveau de la Huchette on a recent trip to Paris hoping to hear some…read moregreat music on the Left Bank. We arrived there about 10:30 on a Sunday night. Success on that score, but all too brief. Unfortunately, the venue was terrible. This place is obviously interested in collecting as many admissions fees as possible, and unconcerned about the safety of its patrons. The music area was jam packed, with standing room only, and people were literally pressed into one another to the point that it was not only impossible to move, but also difficult to breathe. . And the box office was still selling admissions! Apparently, there's no fire code here. It's super uncomfortable, but if you don't have a loved one to press your body up against, maybe this place is your cup of tea. My group left after about 15 minutes. Bottom line: great music, safety hazard, super uncomfortable and nerve-wracking. Do not recommend.

Caveau de la Huchette is one of those iconic spots you want to love--and there's definitely a lot…read moreto like--but our experience had a few hiccups that kept it from being a full 5 stars. We got there early to line up, but were told by someone to wait across the street, which made things a bit confusing from the start. Once inside, there wasn't much direction or signage about where to go for the stage or where the band would actually be performing. We ended up upstairs kind of waiting around without clarity. When we finally found a spot, the view was pretty obstructed. People would stop on the stairs to watch, which ended up blocking anyone behind them, and the overall setup just didn't feel as smooth or well-organized as we expected (keep in mind this venue is mainly underground). That said, the music itself was great and the energy on the dance floor made it fun once things got going. The location--right by Notre-Dame Cathedral--also adds to the experience. Not perfect, but still a memorable night.

Fav!! Fav!! My all time jazz cave that I wish I could go to weekly. Went with a group of friends…read moreand this place is all about the performers - tight seating! Arrive a few minutes earlier so that you can grab a drink and a seat. The most recent performance was from out of the country great variety and constantly changing! So you can definitely go multiple times and get something new!

Great intimate jazz music venue. The show was great! I recommend getting your tickets online before…read moreyou arrive or you may not get inside. The seating is very limited.

Warm and welcoming jazz club in the St German de Pres neighborhood. Cash only for drinks and 15…read moreeuro cover charge. We loved the music and the whole vibe.

The elegant old world charm felt like being in a friend's home with perfectly tuned acoustics…read more Good food, great staff! Make your reservations early!

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

What a fantastic place to go on my first night in Paris. I love blues and rock and roll. I don't…read moreget enough of it in Long Beach CA. This was an adventurous choice as so well worth it. I recommend it highly.

Be sure to get there to line up before the doors open. Good seats go fast!! Get your drinks and…read morenibbles and settle in to await the best shows. We saw Frank&Ella and loved the performers and the band so much. Great room, so well run.

If you are looking for an original and non-touristy place to hear great jazz and other concerts in…read moreParis, this is for you! Located in a charming, historic neighborhood, the space has been beautifully renovated as an impressive subterranean concert hall. Affordable drinks (wine, punch) and plates of charcuterie if you need a nibble. I would return!

We watched a 3 piece band shred in an underground cave while drinking 3 euro beers! What more could…read moreyou ask for?

Good and fun location, the people there were friendly, nice taste of music.. Upstairs is a bar,…read more downstairs, we have the rock floor, where you could show what you are made of. You can also purchase drinks: cocktails, monitor, beer...

This bar was outstanding. All of the bar tenders were friendly. If you are an American visiting…read moreParis, hit this place up. I had one of the bartenders mix me up his favorite cocktail and it was amazing. Used some JD Tennessee Fire and Honey. I missed their karaoke night, but they had an open mic night which was fun. I highly recommend.

Went there after dinner. They had karaoke in the cellar. It was great. Packed with young people…read moreall having a good time. The music was loud and the beer was cold. Had a really fun night.

Great little jazz club in the Les Halles neighborhood of Paris, on the Rue de Lombards, offering…read morehigh-quality jazz performers from France, W. Europe and the U.S. 7 nights per week. If you're a jazz aficionado, it's unlikely you'll be disappointed whomever you hear at this Paris jazz classic.

There's a reason this bi-level jazz club ranks among the most sought after in Paris…read more Doors down from the acclaimed (and packed) Duc des Lombards, Sunset/Sunside offers an intimate space to take in local acts for a good price. The larger 'Sunside' space is in the ground floor, while 'Sunset' is down a flight of stairs. I nabbed tickets to see a local singer (Isabelle Seleskovitch) and quintet. The cozy confines made for a warm performance. Literally: being subterranean and lacking fans or other cooling, it can get very hot down there! Drink prices are average for the area.

Excellent place to eat . Friendly people!! The food was excellent!!!The price of food was great!!read more

From the owner: Le rendez-vous de la gastronomie et de l'innovation A deux pas de la place de la Bastille,…read moredécouvrez le restaurant Tête à Tête, lieu de rencontre entre la gastronomie et l'innovation. Dans un décor intime et chaleureux, c'est Tatiana & Gaël qui vous accueillent avec simplicité et élégance. La carte est à la hauteur du décor. Le foie gras chutney figues/poires et son duo de pain d'épices rivalise avec le trio de foie gras glacé tandis que le magret de canette côtoie la sole farcie aux champignons et sa sauce au cidre...on ne sait que choisir. Et avec un rapport qualité-prix exceptionnel, pas de quoi se priver. La carte des desserts dévoile encore la créativité du Chef avec son mille feuilles aux framboises, sa Panacotta à la rose et sa brioche perdue au caramel beurre salé. Le petit plus du lieu ? Des gouts inédits comme les Kapsi, ces eaux de vie conditionnées dans de petits flacons en verre coloré d'une contenance de 5 millilitre mais aussi des concepts novateurs comme les wit, ces

Very cool speak easy bar. You have to go through a hotel and a taco bar type thing to get to the…read moreentrance. The bar is at the bottom of a winding stairwell that looks like an old bomb shelter. The drinks are excellent and made with great care. The ingredients are fresh and really help to make the quality of the drink. The service is sub par. Not sure if it's cultural and servers don't work for tips, but after finishing our first drink, we waited over 20 minutes before we were checked on. The bar itself is also very crowded. There were three groups with eight people total, shoved into a space realistically meant for four people. This could be great if the service was better