NIGHTLIFE & PARTY

Bar cum restaurant with friendly bar staff and the occasional theme night.

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A younger crowd enjoy the faithful cocktails and cruisy atmosphere.

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A late-night bar/gallery that pulls in an artsy-intellectual crowd looking to strike up a conversation.

Read more: Le Duplex

The area's closest thing to a clone bar, you'll see a lot of shaved heads and more military and leather gear than you might otherwise wish.

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And oldie but a definite goodie, everything’s a cut above the rest at this classy bistro.

Read more: Café Beaubourg

Great for drinks to get the evening started in the heart of the gay village.

Read more: L'Open Café

A honey pot for beautiful people looking for funky house, hip hop and posing.

Read more: Le Cabaret

"Every kind of people, every kind of music," they say, and they're right.

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Remember when Le Queen was THE gay venue in Paris? Really? Are you that old?

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Seems to have gone a little off the boil but it's still pulling in a big crowd for monthly gay night.

Read more: Mix Club

Formerly called the London, this men-only bar/club sticks pretty close to the Eagle brand as you already know it.

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A favourite with a younger crowd who want to dance to Beyoncé, Whitney and the other pop divas.

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Friendly, old school institution whose name says it all.

Read more: Le Bears' Den

Theme nights, party-savvy staff and go-go dancers in a temple of kitsch.

Read more: Le Banana Café

After a few years in the wilderness, this once-legendary 80s nightspot seems to be back in favour with the club kids.

Read more: Les Bains Douches