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Bagatelle       Recommended   Rating: 3 out of 5 based on 4 Reviews

Bagatelle in Paris 1 Jun 2023

The Bagatelle magnificent property was built in 1775, although the project took only 64 days to finish this amazing castle. This restaurant/club has a serene garden park that is still intact to this day. 

Do you love and appreciate art? This place is definitely the one for you! The property was designed by architect Bélanger who has only sketched up the project in just a few hours, however the deep level of details this magnificent building has has attracted people with a fine taste in art. The style chosen to construct the building was Anglo-Chinese which used to be very posh at the time, alluring people with an eye for quality art. Did you know that in 1907, the first international rose competition took place in the Bagatelle garden? This annual competition takes place every June in the beautiful Bagatelle rose garden that has more than 1200 different species of roses and plants.

Bagatelle is a French hospitality brand of luxury restaurants and beach clubs that celebrate the South of France’s joie de vivre and epicurean spirit.

It is located on the edge of Bois de Boulogne, the public park located along the western edge of the 16th arrondissement of Paris, near the suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt. Wondering what’s the minimum age requirement to enter the place? It’s 18 years old, just like any other VIP club you’d like to visit and have fun.

It’s the story of two French entrepreneurs, Rémi Laba and Aymeric Clemente, who met in New York City in the early 2000’s and decided to join forces to open the first Bagatelle in the City.

Drawing on their respective experiences in the hospitality industry,  the duo imagined a place celebrating the South of France’s festive spirit, generous cuisine and friendly atmosphere. With the success of the first restaurant, Bagatelle quickly started exporting its concept worldwide and bringing the French joie de vivre to the planet’s chicest destinations.

Nowadays, you can enjoy creative dishes if dining outdoors in the summer is appealing to you. However, the clubbers can also party and enjoy in the most VIP style in the beautiful garden later on by dancing to beats mixed by famous international DJs who perform live sets every weekend. Who doesn’t want to enjoy and have unforgettable fun with friends under a fascinating scenery anyway?

It is not easy to get into this Garden of Eve party place so put on your best outfit, try to look as fashionable as possible and try your luck. Everyone should reserve a table in advance as the space is limited. 

Men should wear a suit or a shirt with proper pants and formal shoes, if you wear distressed jeans, a tank top or t-shirt and sneakers you will definitely not get in.

Ladies are advised to wear a dress or a chic cocktail outfit, high heels or platforms have a higher success rate of getting you in than flats. Sporty outfits are a big no. 

Welcome to the Bagatelle way of life!

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BoumBoum       Recommended   Rating: 4.43 out of 5 based on 49 Reviews

BoumBoum in Paris 1 Jun 2023

Boum Boum is a new way of living Parisian nights: a sonorous and visually staged staging that combines the energy and fervor of a concert in the electric atmosphere of a huppé club. The place was imagined by the architect Charles Tassin in a decor Neo 70's. Conceived as an extravagant Parisian apartment, the lounge bar and its terrace are the ideal space to have a cocktail with its tribal electric rhythms. Other space, other ambiance: the Participating Club thought of it as a revelation of giant screens, raffles of confetti, thunderstorms and smoky explosions: more than a classic nightclub, it's an interactive experience between the place, the dj and the foule.


This club is chic, avant-garde, posh. Definitely a club for golden youth!


Opening in September last year, it immediately stood out as one of the most chic new clubs in the 8th arrondissement. The owner of the Raspoutine and the Ginger himself, Alexander Ghislain, and the stakeholder behind London's Toy Room nightclub have paired up once again to create this immersive experience. And it is every bit as magical as their last cooperation, in L’Arc Club and Restaurant.

 

Boum Boum lives up to its name as a must-visit, unique and conceptual club for all types of visitors.


Boum Boum is designed to attract high-end wealthy guests, especially youngsters eager for an energetic and extravagant night out. The club presents a wide range of music styles including electronic, hip-hop, rock, and French pop just to name a few.


The luxurious Boum Boum hosted a number of celebrities, models, artists and singers, making it a hard-access club. It offers two different settings which give people to choose between a cozy, chill and relaxing night out or a festive, loud party filled with surprises like cascades of confetti, smoke and sparks.


You’ll never get bored as the party is guest-centered and includes Karaoke nights on giant screens for amateur singers to sing their hearts out.


The Boum Boum nightclub offers two distinct environments with a few separate options in each, so that whether you are looking for a quiet, relaxed lounge, or an energetic clubbing experience, you will find something for you in this Paris dance club. Our favorites have got to be the micro bar, which is a wonderful place to sip cocktails and people watch, and the terrace, overlooking avenue de Friedland, which is a great place to hang out with friends or get away from the noise a bit and get to know new people.


From a high ceiling and ultra wide cutting-edge screens extended from the floor to the ceiling, to high-tech lighting systems, LED features, and mirrored tables, Boum Boum’s exceptional space demonstrates an amazing theatrical setting.


The guests at this young, fun, yet extravagant Paris nightclub are some of the most beautiful, trendy, wealthy young people in the city, with a healthy mix of local nightlife royalty and visiting celebrities. This is a perfect celebrity nightclub for running into models, artists, and wealthy up and coming CEOs.


The only way to get in is to make sure that you are on the guest list and have a reservation. And make sure to come dressed smart casual or business casual. Sportswear, subculture clothes, and distressed items are absolutely forbidden. Minimum age requirement, you ask? It’s 18 years old. So what are you waiting for? Book your table now!


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Café Chic in Paris 1 Jun 2023

Located on Faubourg Saint-Honoré, in-between France’s presidential palace and Champs-Élysées, Le Café Chic is one of Paris’ iconic venues. For nearly 20 years it has been serving Parisians from dawn to dawn. Opening at noon, its terrace is a charming spot for brunch, lunch and afternoon coffees & drinks. As dusk falls, the Italian menu designed by chef Maurizio Carlucci invites guests for lively diners which turn into late night parties paced by the sets of international DJ’s. Open every day until 5am, the club has been a hot spot of the French capital city since the 1990’s. Its purely Parisian atmosphere and its cozy décor have seduced many celebrities such as Prince or the Daft Punks. Day, Night & Love…


So when it comes to the restaurants in Paris, you will find exquisite French cuisine that releases flavors to tempt the taste buds but with some unusual creativity, yet the presentation is just as good, as even this has creative flair that you do not often find at restaurants in Paris, like a certain dish served up as though it is a Chinese junk. Keeping to the theme of French food, you could enjoy delights such as home cooked Fois gras with fig chutney, roast duck fillet with honey and chestnuts, French cheese selection and much more, although, please do bear in mind that the menu does change frequently.


The parties are very varied and the programme is always changing, but there is an information line available so you can find out exactly what type of entertainment and shows that are being held and on what dates, so you can always pre-arrange your evening of entertainment in Paris.


The iconic club is well known by locals for its upbeat electronic music, authentic and elegant interior design. The white and gold color scheme contributes to the jazz era aesthetic, transporting all who enter back to a time of art deco and flapper dresses. Cafe Chic is open Mondays through Sundays from 11:00pm-6:00am, so the party can last all night long. Isn’t that what we are looking for?


There are numerous different exotic rums to choose from, plus plenty of talented bartenders to ask for drink recommendations. Some signature drinks are even made with fire, like the zombie, a tropical flavored cocktail topped with a flaming lime and definitely a lot more!


If it feels exclusive, that’s because it is – celebrities from all over the world have been known to attend parties here. Music by diverse notable DJs are played throughout to make the atmosphere as fun and enjoyable as possible. Don’t forget to make friends and bring a great deal of acquaintances to have fun and savor the night.


Always dress to impress, bring more girls than guys in your group then you can dance all night long with incredibly delicious cocktails.


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Chez Tania in Paris 1 Jun 2023
A unique nightclub experience in Paris' most authentic neighbourhood. The establishment, which can accommodate up to 200 people, has professional sound and lighting equipment adapted to your needs. With a philosophy based on letting go and having fun, Chez Tania has quickly become an essential place for trendy Parisian evenings.

Their room, with a DJ booth and an advanced lighting system, is the ideal place to receive guests in a bright and personalized atmosphere. The main area, in a very glamorous style and equipped with luxurious fabrics, can accommodate up to 170 guests. As soon as you arrive, the tapestries, the black woodwork and the red carpet will introduce you to a unique and intimate universe. Contemporary, HipHop and RnB are mostly played at this venue. 

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Deflower       Recommended   Rating: 4.5 out of 5 based on 2 Reviews

Deflower in Paris 1 Jun 2023

In a city well-known for its love of nightlife, Deflower is more of a concept club, at the crossroads between bar and nightclub with a unique interior design that is inspired by 70s music.  A concept inspired by the United States is still unprecedented in France in which spaces intertwine to guarantee a succession of moments as precious as they are incomparable. After the frenzy of an impetuous dance, it's time for the cozy and more cozy atmosphere of a speakeasy whose selection of high-end alcohols and wines by the glass will delight amateurs. 


The interiors of Deflower appear like a recording studio featuring a standing microphone. The studio is perfect for your bespoke photographs. Therefore, the venue is deemed the unique clubbing destination in the capital of fashion. The seduction of clubbing continues in unique elements of the club featuring Chesterfield sofas. As you enter the venue, you will be greeted by a ceiling of vintage microphones, supplements of soul, and conductors tracing all your way into the club. Vinyl sets and Marshall speakers intertwine with the already cult neon lights of this reconstructed studio that will satisfy all desires. This concept, which has yet to be heard in France, assures an unmatched succession of moments with priceless experiences that can only be found there. There’s always time for a glass of wine or a few beers after you’ve danced yourself to tiredness!


From the decoration to the staff, nothing is left to chance. This is a sign of the brightest nights in the capital, all to the rhythm of an eclectic sound that has already been described as "really good music"! The music mainly played at Deflower Paris is Rock. The dress code is arranged, elegant and sophisticated. Make sure that you are dressed to impress at Deflower. Informal wear and casuals are not allowed there, so make sure you follow the guidelines to ensure a hassle-free entry to the club.


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Iza by Moloko in Paris 1 Jun 2023

In an intimate atmosphere subdued by the red lights of Pigalle, the cocktail and Japanese tapas bar Iza stands out as the new address for Parisian night owls! Iza by Moloko is a clubstaurant in Paris where you can eat and party until the early morning. It is a bar and lounge whose concept is centered around the Japanese notion of “ukiyo” which can be translated as “living the moment, detached from the bothers of life”. The club is famous for its red light, vintage furniture, and unique nightlife, the trendy Pigalle district has been the ideal place for outings with friends or colleagues. It's time to check it out! 


Iza is the little sister of Moloko, a famous restaurant bar in the Pigalle district. Keeping the same recipe as its big brother, the establishment offers great classics of Asian street food revisited with European inspirations. Inspired by traditional Izakayas’ philosophy, IZA is a relaxed cocktail bar offering a carefully curated saké selection, original cocktails mixing eastern and western influences, and a super-charged atmosphere. Open every night until the early morning, IZA turns into an underground nightclub featuring hip-hop DJ sets from both upcoming and established artists.  It serves as a kind of a mood board, with food, lots of cocktails, and the general vibe of the club.


Iza by Moloko immerses you in an intimate atmosphere dimmed with red lights. In this place, all dishes are prepared and presented in such a way as to be tasted and shared with friends, respecting Japanese and Chinese tradition, small Torizara dishes, to be enjoyed by others, dishes that take guests on a straight trip to Asia, non-stop. Finally, once dinner time passes, the tables disappear as the bar fills up to dance the night away. 


If you are going out in Pigalle and are looking for a place to eat, drink and listen to music, then the IZA Pigalle will undoubtedly be the ideal place for your night trip. And precisely, on the cocktail side, the restaurant bar sets the bar very high, offering a menu of hallucinating creations. To give you two examples, we recommend the Gari Heal cocktail based on Tequila, pineapple, lime, and ginger beer. Or, the Furi-Gana cocktail that mixes Gin, honey, Verjus, and Sake. That is amazing!


In addition to its cuisine and succulent menu, the place offers DJ sets every evening to accompany your meals. Music is one of the core elements of IZA’s concept. Every week their team books DJs and artists, both promising and established to perform from 9 pm until the end of the night with a musical atmosphere where you fidget until the end of the night to soul, funk, black, vintage, and hip hop music. At IZA Pigalle, everything has been thought out so that your visit is a real moment of sharing and experience. 


The only guideline is as quoted by the door girl: “Dress like you knew your crush will be there tonight” 


And for the rest, we’ll let you discover it with your friends or colleagues when you arrive at the IZA, it's totally worth it.


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 Deephouse at Kaktus in Paris 1 Jun 2023
Kaktus is one of the newest nightclubs in Paris. It is located in a hidden location which is beneath the restaurant Kuku.
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L'Arc       Recommended   Rating: 4.47 out of 5 based on 264 Reviews

L'Arc in Paris 1 Jun 2023

At L'Arc Nightclub in Paris, you can expect a truly VIP treatment at a highly elite club. This isn't a venue that will let just anyone in, so when you are welcomed inside you will know that you are one of the select few who are elite enough for this exclusive venue at the Arch. L'Arc Paris is also a restaurant by day, and you can expect some very high quality Parisian cuisine as well as some top name wines to go with it. Always ask your server what they recommend on the day for the best option. The prices run a little high, but nothing too extravagant for Paris. The waitresses are absolutely stunning and you will enjoy their company and advice. The decor is somewhere between a traditional nightclub and a fairy land fantasy. Beautiful and shimmering in gold by day, with neon rainbow lighting by night, the mirrored ceiling and metallic tones bounce back every tone, providing a wonderfully enveloping atmosphere. The comfortable booths are just intimate enough that you are not overhearing anyone's conversations, but just open enough that you can indulge in some serious people watching, and enjoy the party even if you are having a break and a drink. L'Arc Paris doesn't have a genuine dance floor per se. Rather, there is space by every table, allowing you to dance in the privacy and comfort of your own group. This is not a place for single young people to try and get a date for the next day, rather, it is more of a location for groups and couples of mixed ages to enjoy the atmosphere, have a few drinks, and socialize away from the general business of Paris's nightlife. You won't be able to just walk in through the door, that's for sure. At L'Arc Club you need to make a reservation well in advance to guarantee yourself a table. If you feel concerned about a snobbish or exclusive environment, this might not be the place for you. It presents itself as an upper class establishment and you need to feel like you belong to be treated like you belong. Other guests and servers alike can sense if you feel you are too low class for the venue, which makes it uncomfortable for everyone. But if you know that you are worth everything they have to offer, and are ready to lap up a VIP service, then ask and you shall receive. Attitude is everything. Even if you are just booking for the restaurant, make sure to reserve a table. L'Arc in Paris is in very high demand and there is no guarantee that a table will be free any time of day, so it's best to play it safe. Even if you reserve a table and/or bottle service, you will be expected to be impeccably dressed. Entry is at the bouncer's discretion, so bring pretty reliable ID and dress smart and chic, no matter who you are or what reservation you have.

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Le Panic Room in Paris 1 Jun 2023

Le Panic Room in Paris is located in the trendy corner around rue Oberkampf, where the chic and the edgy meet to create one of the coolest spaces with some of the coolest bars. Le Panic Room is decidedly one of Paris's most cool and relaxed bars, with an overall punk rock meets hip hop feel that you will adore. The décor is very much a classic club, but it has a few twists. For starters, this is one of the teeniest, tiniest venues you will ever be in. This Paris nightclub might be a little claustrophobic for some, but if you like a cosy, intimate space, akin to a house party, then you might love it here. The lighting downstairs in Le Panic Room club Paris is very warm and flattering, and the smooth walls and surfaces really bounce the lights, making the whole atmosphere rather cosy. The graffiti everywhere will leave you feeling you are in a small punk rocker Paris club, a place with edge and style. The cocktail bar upstairs has more of a tavern feel to it, with all the drinks stacked on display steps and a kitschy combination of signs and lanterns around the main bar area. You will be able to enjoy a diverse array of drinks, from modern specialities to some of the best and sweetest alcopop cocktails in Paris. The drinks are very reasonably priced as well, especially considering how small and exclusive the venue is. The little Panic Room private room is very small and comfortable, with plush lounge seating, graffiti wall art, and arcade games. The overall feel is that of a more upscale college dorm, or a house party. This Paris club includes an indoor fumoir, where you can smoke inside without missing out on the music or getting cold. The state of the art lighting system and edgy art is perfect for the music, which focuses on local DJs and live artists. You will hear all sorts of modern, fashionable beats, from hip hop to house, from electronica to folk rock. Whatever is your style, you will have a great time. Although the opening hours are a little more Western, starting around half six or seven depending on the night and time of year, remember that it truly picks up after midnight. If you're not following French clubbing etiquette, however, Le Panic Room offers happy hour from opening until an hour or an hour and a half into the night. This time is also fairly popular and you will be able to pick up some cheap, tasty cocktails and the buzzing atmosphere of the venue. Getting into Le Panic Room is not too difficult if you get your timing right and book in advance. Showing up on the day will get you nowhere, though. Besides that, the dress code is basically non-existent. As long as you are clean and don't look like you just threw on whatever, you can get in. The only issue is how small the club is, so make sure to make a reservation or get on the guest list and show up early. 

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Matignon       Recommended   Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 20 Reviews

Matignon in Paris 1 Jun 2023

At the Matignon nightclub in Paris you will be immersed in a world of luxury and class, surrounded by the highest class people in all of Paris. Located in the most expensive area of the city, you can expect to see plenty of local and visiting celebrities, wealthy socialites, and high class tourists. Matignon Paris has an attached restaurant which serves exquisite French cuisine by day. As you would expect, the food is expensive, but it is well worth the price. The restaurant can get very busy and it is recommended that you book in advance, rather than just show up when you want to. Beneath the restaurant is the main club, which opens later at night. The venue boasts a reasonable dance floor and great features throughout the night. Expect lights shows, confetti, hired dancers, etc, depending on the night and the event. 

The music at the Matignon club Paris is a combination of French techno, international techno, and American remixes. It is pretty fresh and fun, and great to dance to. The DJs are mostly local talent, with the odd feature night including international names. The drinks here are very high class. Definitely one of the best places in Paris for a drink and a night hitting the dance floor. Expect expensive bottles and special cocktails. Service is usually pretty prompt, but when the venue gets very busy there can be some delay. The drinks prices at both the restaurant and the club are quite high, but with the quality of the alcohol, the training of the staff, and their usual clientele, you can't really expect it to be cheap, can you? There is a strong focus on the social aspect in the nightclub. The crowd is very sexy and very vibrant. The age range is a bit more diverse than at other clubs, as it attracts many locals, not all of which will be young. That said, everyone is incredibly attractive no matter their age, and you will feel at home.

Like most French clubs, it opens very late, and you can easily party right through the night. The party truly gets started around midnight or just after, and the tempo is kept throughout the night. The French definitely know how to party and you will be surprised by how late it gets without you even noticing. Getting into the Matignon club in Paris is not difficult if you look like you belong, but if you want to be treated like a star, you need to be dressed like a star. Men need to be dressed smart, with collared shirts and dress shoes. Women need to be in cocktail or party dresses and heels. Definitely no lounge wear, sportswear, or street clothes. It is also not an easy venue for solo men. You are much more likely to be admitted entrance if you are a woman, or a man with a group of women, then on your own. Otherwise expect to pay a hefty cover fee

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Moloko Pigalle in Paris 1 Jun 2023

In the heart of the famous red-light district of Paris, the Moloko is a festive restaurant, which also houses a cocktail bar, located at 26 rue Pierre Fontaine in the 9th arrondissement. Famous restaurateurs Olivier and Julie Demarle – who already run several successful places – opened their latest restaurant called Moloko Pigalle, a festive restaurant housing a cocktail bar. The club has modern Asian cuisine, world-class mixology, and outstanding design. Respected restaurateurs Julie & Olivier Demarle partnered with Miami-based chef Jose Mendin to open this venue focusing equally on unique experience and outstanding food. The selection of sharing plates embarks guests on an exquisite journey through Asian specialties with international escalates. During the evening, the restaurant turns into a trendy cocktail bar featuring international music artists. On weekends, it’s a musical bar where one can dance until the break of dawn to soul, funk, black, vintage, and hip-hop music. 


As for the other restaurants opened by the Demarles, Moloko enjoys a design and sophisticated setting, a chic and trendy restaurant. The ambiance of the place filled with history (of Parisian nights) is lounge-like, rather dark – but not too much – with soft light. The bar is made of polished concrete walls, exposed bricks, and stones. The architecture of the establishment creates a chic underground decor.


Covering two floors, Moloko Pigalle enjoys a bar on each floor. The cocktails provided are Asian-inspired and original. For instance, Emperor Kir is based on Taittinger champagne, aloe vera, and lychee mangoustan. Very bubbly and decorated with a flower, it’s so delicious it’s highly addictive. The Araki Room, so named for its decoration consisting mainly of photographs of the famous Nobuyoshi Araki, is also located on the first floor. Slightly off-center from the main room, it offers a more discreet space. After dinner, for guests who want a more intimate atmosphere, the Salon Araki turns into a private lounge area. The lounge bar, located on the ground floor, has 11 tables, but also a bar where you can dine or enjoy one of our signature cocktails. The main room is connected to the second bar of the establishment, as well as to the DJ booth. It serves both as a restaurant area and as a dance floor after midnight. The glass dance floor allows a light flow between the two levels. On weekends, everything becomes a bar restaurant with a musical atmosphere where you can dance until the end of the night.


There are so many good things on Moloko Pigalle's menu that make it hard to choose what to devour. You better come several times to taste everything! Live DJ music is performed every night for dinner, but not too loudly. From Thursday to Saturday, a second DJ takes over from midnight and the music is turned louder.


Moloko Pigalle is THE new spot you want to try for cocktails, food, and music. We couldn’t recommend more prior booking for your dinner or night out at Moloko Pigalle. 


Modern Asian cuisine, world-class mixology, and outstanding design! What are you waiting for? 

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WELCOME TO PARIS

Parisian nightlife comes from a long, rich history of entertainment. From cabarets and bordellos, to traditional members' clubs, it has always attracted people from all walks of life seeking fun and entertainment. In fact, some apparently modern nightlife trends see their origins in 1700s and 1800s Paris, from the themed nightclubs "Heaven" and "Hell", to the very first gentlemen's clubs where people could do more than play squash and drink weak ales.

And Paris today, despite its often romantic and old-timey image, has stayed ahead of the curve on many new club trends, as well as embracing and re-imagining its old artistic scene. If you are looking for a city that has a little bit of everything, then Paris is a wonderful idea for a long trip or even just a short stay on your way to yet another European city with some of the best club scenes around.

The thing is that Paris is one of those major cities that takes pride in itself. Sure, it can come across as a little discriminatory and elitist, but it also cultivates an atmosphere that is unique in the world. This predisposition to venues that are exclusively clubs or exclusively restaurants (unlike the very common restaurant-clubs or clubstaurants in the rest of Europe) allows Paris to provide a richer clubbing experience, as the local clubs sell themselves specifically as nightlife venues.

The nightlife in Paris is largely concentrated in South Pigalle, aka SoPi, which means that if you love club hopping and seeing all that a city has to offer, Paris is your jam. You will be able to move from club to club without needing a taxi, and you might find that when one club is completely booked, another one has tables free on the app for that very night. So even if you book a bit late and your plans have to change, at least your plans won't be ruined.

Whereas clubs in English or American cities might lean towards themes and boundary-pushing, Parisian clubs want to immerse you in a traditional luxury clubbing experience. Yes, of course there will be a dance floor. But there are not so many "box" or "warehouse" style clubs, with open dance floors and no tables. Instead, most clubs provide luxury booths, VIP lounges, and tables for anyone who wants to book one in advance. Which is a good thing, too, because if you go clubbing in Paris, your feet probably won't get a rest all night long.

Parisian clubs, like most European venues, stay open until the cafes open for breakfast. Being able to party all night til six or seven in the morning and then go for a coffee and a delicious pastry, or a cup of fine tea with a savoury dish, is absolutely perfect. In fact, most native Parisians will tell you that for a serious night out, you have to hit the clubs at ten or eleven, as soon as they open, party til seven in the morning, go for coffee and breakfast, and then just go back to work or school. It's hard to deny that Paris is a city dedicated to club life when they'll skip a whole night of sleep just to dance for six to eight hours solid!
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