Attractions in Paris

20s / 30s / 40s / Bar / Blouses / Burgers

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Party Earth Review Facing an array of shops on bustling rue des Archives, Les Marronniers offers people-watchers a stellar terrace experience in the heart of the über liberal Marais. Afternoons see the many wicker chairs under the venue’s deep red awning fill with chatty students, buff gay couples, and groups of girlfriends dissecting the ... more

Acoustic / Bands / Bar / Bobo / Casual

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Party Earth Review A former synagogue may seem like an odd place for a Parisian hotspot like Le Pompon, but there are few, if any, hints left to point to the building’s past. Nowadays, in fact, the ground floor looks more like an aristocrat’s living room, the subterranean club gets bumping fast, and the stylish clientele is equal parts hipster ... more

20s and up / Ambient Jazz / Bobo

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Party Earth Review A quick walk from the historic marché d’Aligre street market and equally close to the Bastille party circuit, Le Baron Rouge harkens back to the wine bars of yesteryear when the vino was cheap and the conversation perpetually loud. Early weekday afternoons see graying retirees and families with kids in tow posted along ... more

All Ages / Anything goes / Lunch

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Reviewed by Susana M.

"It is not easy to find a cheap restaurant, in Paris, where we can try the typical "french cuisine". At the Bouillon Chartier, we not only have traditi ..." more

20s / 30s / Ambient / Bar / Cash Only

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Party Earth Review At Chez Gladines, waiters carrying plates of food chant “Chaud! Chaud! Chaud!” (“Hot! Hot! Hot!”) throughout the night, both to clear space as well as draw attention to the steamingly awesome plates of food in their hands. This bar and restaurant is hot in every sense of the word, from the delectable dinners and desserts ... more

All Ages / All Types / Chill / Free

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Reviewed by Moorea G.

"The beauty of Paris is that the simplest things can transform into creative forms of PDA. The love locks bridge will touch your heart, single or not. ..." more

20s / 20s / 30s / 30s / 40s / 40s / Affluent

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Party Earth Review For those who wake up with a hunger that a croissant and coffee won’t satisfy there’s Twinkie, one of the more ambitious breakfast-themed cafés that have been popping up in Paris over the past few years. The venue’s array of international breakfast selections – which include English, Scandinavian, and American dishes, among ... more

20s / 30s / African / African Funk

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Reviewed by Amanda D.

"My take: Le Comptoir Général is a hidden gem across the road from the Canal Saint Martin. The only thing that gives its existence away is the long que ..." more

A-list / Affluent / All Ages / Free

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Party Earth Review Although named for famous French renaissance writer Michel de Montaigne, tree-lined Avenue Montaigne is more closely associated with haute couture, swish cafés, and five-star hotels than it is with philosophy. On one side of the famed Golden Triangle – a term that denotes the exceptional wealth along ... more

Casual / Good for Groups

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Reviewed by Amanda D.

"My Take: Death is something peaceful and beautiful at Père Lachaise Cemetry. Père Lachaise spans over 100 acres and is the largest cemetery in Paris a ..." more

30s / 40s / Bloody Marys / Chic

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Party Earth Review Rumors abound about Harry’s New York Bar, with regulars swearing it’s the oldest cocktail bar in Europe, and doing so with the kind of pronounced assuredness only a silver-foxed Frenchman can portend. The scuttlebutt is equally firm that the Bloody Mary, White Lady, and Sidecar were all invented behind the bar, much to ... more

30s / All Ages / Bar / Bobo / Brunch

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Party Earth Review In a city like Paris, finding a café that dates back a century or two is hardly unusual, but Au Rocher de Cancale – est. 1846 – stands out among these enduring gastronomic sites as a reliably festive place to eat, drink, and meet new people. Creaking wooden floors, slanting tables, and spindly staircases transport the ... more