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!

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!

When in Paris, ... ... go to a small restaurant where the food is good and they play jazz. This is…read morea wonderful little place to spend your evening.

Very swanky jazz bar that I had the pleasure of spending an evening at with my fiancée. We split a…read morebottle of champagne and enjoyed live piano and singing for a couple of hours. Absolutely loved this place.

I've been to Café Laurent the last 3 times in Paris and looking forward to my next time this…read moresummer. There are several reasons that I love this place. A quiet oasis of understated elegance with live jazz. Monsieur Flavian has been there every time and seems to manage the venue with panache. Classic, elegant, jazz. My favorite place in Paris to unwind. Wonderful bar with excellent, knowledgeable service. Très gentil hommes. Merci!

Live jazz on a saturday night. Very good, intimate feel and relaxed. Definitely a neighborhood bar…read moreworth seeking if you want good jazz, good drinks, good people and good prices. Good mix of jazz versions of the american song book ("Can't take my eyes off you") in english, and French jazz standards ("C'est si bon"). And you haven't lived until you've heard "big wheels keep on turning" in French. Guys, this makes globalization worth it. Tourists welcome, although rare when i came. I was the only one. Someone in the audience came up and sang "hit the road jack" so well i'd buy it on iTunes. The house went crazy with applause. We all sang along to "La vie en rose". Call and response on scatting. Talent and fun all night long. Beers and wine were the same prices i've seen everywhere else (except along the Siene) for standard offerings (Affligem, recent vintage Bordeaux, big Rhones, etc). Not sure what other posters are talking about, i didn't see anything over 5 EUR for 12-14cl wines / 25cl beers. Actually that's pretty cheap for Paris. A great find i can't recommend enough!

A cool very intimate jazz club good for a night out. They do not offer food and it's rather cramped…read morequarters leaving one feeling slightly claustrophobic. The music was fantastic and we enjoyed it.

The entertainment was great. Service was top notch. Great location in the party district of Paris…read more Walking distance to a ton of great attractions

Very terrible energy, got pushed out by the bouncer only after walking in (I'm female) and then…read morestared at by the bartender. Waitresses were all very rude and drinks were overly expensive.

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.

From the owner: Un style très anglais A l'intérieur de l'Hôtel Westminster, le bar le Duke's décline les boiseries…read moreet les lourds tapis. Les hommes d'affaires distingués s'installent dans les fauteuils clubs confortables, on s'y endormirait presque... Sous les hauts plafonds, on entend parler toutes les langues. Les serveurs sont attentionnés, et l'on sert cocktails, tapas ou club sandwichs dans ce club de jazz/piano-bar au style très anglais. Devant la cheminée luxueuse, on regarde les écrans de télévisions ou les tableaux de fruits, mais dans des ténèbres très étudiées !

The music was good and will be appreciated by a jazz lover, however the food was really tasteless…read more The price was astronomical for something we couldn't even eat. We spent 158 euros. The service was just ok. I recommend to go in for a drink and enjoy the show, which is what most of the people there did. Big mistake in our part.

Super cool little bar, with an even cooler Jazz club in the basement…read more There's a small curved bar, with a 1/2 dozen seats or so on the main floor. Manned by a hipper than hip pony-tailed and expert barman, and seated with a fun and lively bunch of fellow patrons, the music wafts up unimpeded from the venue below. Below, in the cellar, is a shotgun style hallway staged for performances at the far end. Tables line the walls the full way. The view of the stage is a bit tricky, with a curve at the end of the hall, though this is helped with the addition of closed circuit TV cameras and small monitors throughout. The acoustics, and the music performance itself that we had enjoyed, were pretty darn fantastic. Fun, quirky little place. I understand the acts tend toward New Orleans style Jazz, nothing wrong with that as far as I'm concerned. They are certainly set up for dinner concert seatings, but we had no trouble just ordering drinks. Drinks at $20 ea include the concert fee, additional drinks are $10 or so. A prix fixe dinner menu that includes the concert fee is 50EU. Drinks upstairs are an even cheaper option, and the music can be heard just fine. A little Jazz in Paris, just right, just right indeed.