Late Night Food in Paris

Actors / Artists / Artsy / Blazers

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Party Earth Review Masterminded and designed by famed filmmaker David Lynch, Club Silencio – named for the theater featured in Mulholland Drive – is a stunning and ultra-exclusive nightclub/bar/concert venue/whatever-eccentric-show-Lynch-has-in-mind-tonight kind of place. Once past a small sign and down six dim flights of stairs, international ... more

All Ages / All Types / Bars / DJ

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Party Earth Review Located in the heart of the Bastille just between Rue de la Roquette and Rue de Charonne, the short but vibrant Rue de Lappe offers dozens of bars and restaurants that attract locals, expats, and students alike. One of the few areas in Paris devoid of velvet ropes and long lines, the street is ideally suited for a night ... more

20s / Bars / Casual / Dancing / Expats

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Party Earth Review One of the oldest streets on the Left Bank, Rue de la Huchette is a narrow pedestrian passageway full of eateries and bars that lends itself nicely to a good old-fashioned pub crawl. Although Huchette is best known for its numerous Greek restaurants whose owners sometimes stand outside shattering plates to attract customers ... more

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"As one of most talked-about high-street restaurants in the 16eme arrondissement of Paris, Café du Trocadero certainly lives up to your expectations. I ..." more

20s / 30s / Anything goes / Bar / DJ

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Party Earth Review Opened in 1968 as a gathering spot for locals during Paris’ legendary student revolt, Le Pub Saint Germain remains a neighborhood hotspot that bustles with activity both day and night. Located in a prime 6eme spot and open 24/7, the place brings in droves of young professionals for the weeknight Happy Hour, and it’s a tourist ... more

Ambient Jazz / Bar / Blues / Dinner

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Party Earth Review Hosting nightly musicians and featuring a long and sordid history, Le Chat Noir (The Black Cat) is a quieter, modern-day version of the famous 19th-century cabaret of the same name. Chat’s third incarnation – the venue moved twice to accommodate its popularity – is a far cry from the theme of the original. Once a hangout ... more

After Work / Bar Food / Baseball

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Party Earth Review The Moose, Parisian home to Moosehead beer, imported rye, and lots of North American sports, couldn’t be any more Canadian if it had a chandelier made out of moose antlers. Actually…it does have a chandelier made out of moose antlers. Upon entry, patrons are met with a long room whose bar runs the ... more

20s / 30s / 40s / Ambient / Bar / Brunch

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Party Earth Review Right in the heart of trendy Saint Germain is Café Mabillon, a swanky spot whose claim to fame is that it’s open twenty-three hours a day. And that’s no small claim – in a city where it’s hard to have late lunches and midnight dinners, Mabillon smartly accommodates the diverse work and party patterns of its wide range of ... more

20s / 30s / 80s Music / Alternative

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Party Earth Review Docked on the River Seine, Batofar (Lighthouse Boat) is indeed a boat remodeled in the 1990s to host concerts and a late-night dance scene. It was such an instant success that a dozen other party boats popped up along the riverbanks – but the original Batofar is the only one left standing and still delivers ... more

20s / 30s / 40s / Artists / Bar / Bistro

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Party Earth Review Nestled on a corner between the Bastille and Oberkampf neighborhoods, the simple but attractive Café de l’Industrie is a classic bohemian hangout that attracts local artists and passing tourists alike. Antique rugs and eclectic details including a metallic rhinoceros head, vintage life preservers, and flea market paintings ... more

20s / 30s / Bar / Breakfast / Chic / Wine

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Party Earth Review The intimate Le Petit Fer à Cheval (“The Little Iron Horse”) has managed to create one of the best venues for conversation in all of Paris, mainly because the place is so tiny that patrons can’t help but get up close and personal with everyone around. The casual, chic atmosphere is supported by a disjointed décor largely ... more