INTRODUCTION
With its gay mayor, men who come second only to the English on the ambiguity scale, and the not-such-a-coincidence “Gay Paree” moniker, you might wonder if a town could possibly be any gayer than the French capital. Having thought long and, erm, hard about it, we came up blank but, as there's plenty to discover outside of the gay district of Marais, we're happy to announce that the new 60by80 guide to Paris is now live.
Read more about our gay travel guide to Paris.
Jamin
This quiet Parisian institution has been restored and revamped for the modern day, offering French gastronomy with a subtle Asian twist.
Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton
Taking ‘travel’ as its main theme, the design house’s “secret” cultural centre puts on exhibitions that take visitors on journeys all around the world.
Le Baron
A former bordello now sets the scene for one of Paris’ glitziest nightspots where a dance and some celebrity sightings are always on the cards.
Le Montana
The 60s hotspot hits back with a fabulous, if slightly limp-wristed punch. The fashion world’s hangout du jour.
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Table 28
Not exactly a pop-up restaurant, but get in on the act. Daniel Rose’s temporary restaurant in his old space.
Andy Wahloo
North African inspired cocktails served with Middle Eastern remixes in Arabic-inspired surrounds.
Café Germain
Coming from the Costes family, the decór is more pop-tastic than you might have expected but the real surprise is the pedestrian menu.
Chez Jeanette
The fashionable gay hangout de jour, go to nibble at a platter of charcuterie whilst secretly checking out the quality of the meat at the other tables.
