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

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.

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...

Hey guys just know this club is closed…read more Came with a friend and noticed once we got off the cab.

I wanted to go to a nightclub while I was on vacation in Paris, and saw this place was right next…read moreto my hotel. I dance to Latin music in the United States, and this place was a lot of fun. Great salsa and bacahta tunes. There was also an interesting form of French Reggaeton called "Tropiques" Price was 8 Euro on Sunday Night including free drink coupon. I would suggest getting a beer or wine as my Cuba libre was a small amount of rum and a ton of soda. The place had a nice crowd. I would recommend to any foreigner that is comfortable with Miami/NYC/Caribbean nightclubs. The room was very authentically Parisian, not many foreigners here on a Sunday night. Overall a very interesting experience.

I wanted to love this place, I did. Especially when I heard about it through a friend of a friend…read morewho was actually flown to Paris to spend 3 months helping David Lynch himself design and execute the space before it opened. So, of course, we simply HAD to go check it out on our trip to Paris. Anything David Lynch is part of, I want to see/experience. However, it did not deliver. Sure it was dark (it's a crazy 4-6 stories below ground), but it is mysterious & chic? Well, given that those with a membership can enter from 6p-11p and enjoy it privately and the public can enter after 11p and the public that lines up beginning at 11p kinda ruins the whole vibe, the answer would be a hard no. We arrived and on one side was a line for the dreaded "bottle service" - those willing to pay hundreds and thousands of €, to sit inside a velvet roped area inside the club, Gross. Strike one. We got into the line on the other side, where the bouncers were acting like it was a cross between Studio 54 and an exclusive rap club. They were hassling locals, making them sweat to get in. Then, when it's our turn, they immediately recognize that we're non-locals and speak English to us. They were actually cordial, but said "Good evening sir - - €25 each!" Ugh, strike two. After descending into the cavernous space, which is actually pretty cool, you quickly realize it very small and the seating is all bottle service/"VIP". Then you also realize the crowd is not the hip, creative cognoscenti of Paris, but rather the Parisian version of frat boys and sorority girls, that have zero interest in art, culture and likely have zero idea who David Lynch is. Strike three. Am I glad I went to see it, sure, but I think we stayed 45 mins tops. Ugh.

Probably a good club, but horrible staff, especially the short one who is balding, turns everyone…read moredown. Me and my friend from Scandinavia, were wearing proper clothing, had our IDs with us AND bought tickets, got turned down three times with no reason. He just told us dont try again, or i will touch you & I dont have to explain why. And I can assure you we look good and are amazing people with important connections. Horrible staff. Dont recommend.

The security staff (one man, one woman) opened the lock of the toilet door while I was sitting on…read morethe loo urinating because they "suspected drug activity". When they saw me sitting there, they threw me out because "my piercing looked like I had been doing drugs". i had to insist to be allowed to as much as wash my hands. They didn't look through my bag or anything, i guess my privates and my piercing were the points of interest? I was later let back in by another security staff member who tried to gaslight me into believing the door was ajar. It was not. I saw it turn in slow motion as I was wiping my blood from my crotch and these two disgusting individuals were standing there shouting at me. Only reason I went back in was because there was no way to get anywhere safely at that time and I had a flight the next day. When I had to pee next I had my camera ready but they only did that once.

So this one time, while waiting for the Eurostar to Paris, I saw Skrillex…read more SKRILLEX! Brutal dubstep DJ extraordinaire! Said sighting was all the more thrilling because I had "seen" Skrillex, in concert In London The very night before Despite all the voices in my head telling me to leave him alone I went to him to say hello. Said "hello" actually kind of sounded like this: "OHMYGODI'msuchahugefanofyoursIsawyouinSanFranciscoandthenlastnightinLondonandIjustthinkyou'rethefuckingshitanddidImentionIwassuchahugefan???" At some point during the above amazing "conversation" He asked where I was going And I said Paris And I asked where he was going And he said Paris And then I joked, "Maybe I'll come see you again tonight" At which point he turned to his manager and said, "Can we put her on the list?" In my head: EEEEEEEEKKKK!!!!!!!! From my mouth: Oh, yeah, I mean, whatever man. Cool. He played at La Machine du Moulin Rouge (Like, inside the old Moulin Rouge!!!!) Observations at La Machine du Moulin Rouge: All the bar staff wore these cute, incredibly French stripey t-shirts. The drinks were an extraordinarily reasonable 4 euros a pop. I learned about a new drink. It's called mojito a la champagne. It's a mojito, but you put the champagne where the soda water used to be. You should get it. I also learned that "tequila" is also "tequila" in French. I love the cramped, super uncomfortable smoking room at the front where you can squeeze yourself against an ungodly number of attractive Frenchmen. I was asked if I had MDMA maybe 6 times in 2 hours. French bouncers are maybe the nicest bouncers in the whole entire world. French gigs are maybe the smelliest gigs you will ever go to in your life.

Supersonic was the first club that I visited in Paris and there are so many reasons as to why I…read morecherish it so much. Many clubs in Paris open late (compared to America, my home country) and have hefty cover charges. Supersonic was open at a reasonable time and it was free to get in! The venue looks sketchy from the outside, but the bouncers are kind and inside, the place is really comfortable and nice. They had a band playing live music, two floors to look at what's going on, and a really cool bar. Their happy hours were kind of weird (during happy hours, their beers are priced really well, but it ended pretty early) and the club closed comparatively early. I'd recommend this place as a chill vibe/pre-game to get to see the city in a relaxing and introspective way.

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My 3 friends and I had just come from a nice dinner (where there was a strict business attire dress…read morecode) and were looking for a nice local place to go out, and this extremely rude woman who worked at Rex at the front entrence looked at my friends and I up and down with a nasty look on her face before saying "non, pas possible", saying we couldn't go in because of "how we are dressed". Ive heard of being under dressed for a venue but not overdressed.. anyways this place sucks and it's filled with tourists and snobs.

Came back here on a Friday for the first time in 20 years since my last party night at Rex. Little…read morehas changed in layout, decor, etc. But the sound system was definitely an upgrade. Lovely staff, fun crowd, great vibes all around. Crowded enough to have a party. Spacious enough to enjoy it. Just right. Arthur Lastmann was on the decks- absolutely incredible music. He and the other DJ really brought it, and much vinyl was played to boot. The floor was definitely into it. Drink selection could have been better (what is it with Budweiser being the preferred tap beer of Paris?) At least they had Jack Daniels. But a real No BS, very welcoming vibe, all about the music after dealing with utter douchebaggery at another venue around the corner. There is a reason this place is an institution for electronic dance music in Paris. Not the 'new' place, not the 'hot' place, just THE place to party if you don't have the time to venture out to some of the far industrial areas of Paris I love Le Rex.

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.

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.

Arc: For me, its all in the name. Kind of like Toulouse. haha kidding!…read more Well kind of? Coming from LA where clubs rise and fall every six months like the changing of the seasons, you can't help but become a bit of a snob no matter where you go only because you have experienced so many fail. L'Arc is supposed to be THE club, trendy, elite, jet-set, but to me it doesn't give off that vibe on the interior. You might as well be in any club in LA, they are doing the same thing: letting hot girls in and keeping ALL guys out unless they have connections or they have bought a table before hand. Pros: What sells this club for me is that it is RIGHT next to the Arc de Triumph. Literally. Cons: No dance floor, difficult to get cabs late at night, no real point going unless someone in y our group has a table because otherwise there is no where to sit. Oh and ps: I think the music is so-so. All american top of the pop charts singles like rhiana and jay z and no real electro to speak of.

Horrible Experience! I purchased tickets for the Jay-Z concert afterparty. I got there waited in a…read moreline which barely moved for about 2 hrs. This whole time i was being pushed and shoved by others trying to find people to get them into the club. The bouncers and even the owner himself were no help in telling us why the line wasn't moving. Everybody claimed they didn't speak english. We were told we just had to wait. This whole time people were being let in if they found somebody they knew. It was a complete mess and definently felt very intentional and racist. I will never give this establishment another second of my time or anymore of my hard earned money. This experience messed up my Paris experience as far as nightlife is concerned.