Electro jazz in an abandoned railway turned concert hall. Great local haunt. Cheap beers. Live…read moremusic. No cover. Opens late and closes pretty late for a Sunday (1am). This was recommended to us by a local we met in an Uber pool (let that be a lesson to talk to the people in your ride shares) and we are so happy she told us about this place!

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!

We found out about this cute bar from a travel blog and decided to give it a try. We originally…read morecame for dinner, however when we got there the restaurant portion had closed. The website was a bit misleading, as it seemed that the restaurant portion was open all night. The bouncer, however, was very friendly and showed us a very charming restaurant next door that they partner with. After eating, we returned to the bar where we were greeted with amazing mixes of r&b, hip hop, soca music, and more. The DJ was great and kept the good vibes coming all night. It was clear that this club keeps a regular crowd of fun customers. Before we knew it, 2:30am and we were still having fun.

Good times here we come!…read more My party and I came here on a Saturday night with every intent of putting our dancing shoes to work. I found out about this late night spot from a friend who's a local. It's a great place to dance and hear old school tunes, such as 90's R&B and the Oldies But Goodies. While here, the bartender made us a specialty drink, which tasted sophisticated and delicious. This location is definitely Soul Train reminiscent; there is a big dance floor and video images playing in the background. My only area of growth is that the cocktails were pretty pricey. If you're looking for a vibrant late night spot in Paris, or want to dance to some cool tunes, I highly recommend giving this place a try.

From the owner: Musiques en fête L'association le Triton, à la fois salle de spectacle, café-concert et studio…read mored'enregistrement live, veut être le lieu de rencontres conviviales et intenses entre les artistes et lilasiens, parisiens, franciliens... Le concept fondateur du Triton est basé sur la volonté d'offrir aux musiciens un lieu dont la qualité de l'accueil et la performance technique permettent de conjuguer création, diffusion, enregistrement public et production phonographique. Un lieu où le spectateur n'est plus seulement consommateur mais où il sent qu'il participe à l'oeuvre qui s'élabore devant lui, par son écoute et son énergie.

This was the first place in Paris that we came to eat at after our train ride from London on the…read moreeuro star. The restaurant is actually down the street from the train station so it was pretty convenient. Overall the staff was friendly, the food was good (especially compared to what we had to deal with over in London) and they had a nice selection of beer and wine.

Honestly, I was a bit hesitant to come here after seeing the reviews but I'm glad I went through…read morewith it. Originally just wanted some beer before a long train ride to CDG, but I ended up getting the half cooked salmon with veggies, and I was thoroughly impressed. Well cooked, well seasoned, and it came with a basket of baguettes to boot. Ended up ordering and drinking a few beers and can say the service was top notch as well. I'll definitely come back if I'm in the area.

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 !

I loved Little Red Door when I went with my friend Ava B. a couple years back, and I wanted to take…read moremy husband Matt B. when we were in Paris this month. We ended up going with Ava and her boyfriend Yassine, lining up after dinner, around 10:30 on a Friday night. There was a small crowd waiting outside, and it took us about a half hour to get in. The place was fun and busy, and as charming as I remembered. We got seated in a loungey upstairs area and received excellent table service. There was free popcorn and even a complimentary round of welcome drinks, a strong mini cocktail of Gentian and peated whiskey. The menu had changed over completely since my first visit. The cocktail offerings were printed onto thick printed leaves arranged on metal branches, forming a cool little tree centerpiece that replaced a paper menu (there was also a more detailed menu available online). Several of the cocktails were labeled with raindrops, indicating they were available as mocktails--helpful for Yassine, who doesn't drink alcohol. Matt and I shared two rounds, sampling a good chunk of this new menu. Everything was delicious. The Carbone was a bright, interesting cocktail made with beetroot, black garlic, Origin smoked gin, and Dartigalongue Un-Oaked, served with a cube of frozen yogurt that melted lushly into the beet-red drink. The Serre Solaire was smooth and boozy, with black tea, green walnut and milk, Cointreau, and Rémy Martin cognac. The Résilience was a highbrow tropical cocktail, with sorghum, pineapple sage, Pasquet cognac, and Savanna rum. The Permaculture was creative and flavorful, with chestnut, butter, wakame umeshu, and Avallen Calvados. I also tried a sip of Ava's Aquaponie, a light, juicy vodka drink with basil, lemon and sweet clover, St. Germain, and Grey Goose. I love Little Red Door and I'm glad I got to visit a second time and share it with my husband. We do live kind of far away, but I hope a third visit is in the cards.

Quite the place, very unique in it's décor, cocktails and service. You might need to wait a bit for…read morea table, but unless it's raining, that's no problem. The cocktails are very fun, and they even have a few beers here if that's your thing. The servers speak fluent English, and it is popular with foreigners, but it's not a tourist trap by any means.