Fun and entertainment Ile-De-France

Embark on Le Wagon Bleu, mythical remains of the Orient-Express! This Corsican restaurant serves its menus in the train, in a very inspiring setting. Here we are in a film of the 1970s, watching if Hercule Poirot would not hide among the guests. But as for the aperitif, you can taste specialties from Île de Beauté rather outside, on the flowered terrace, accompanied by a glass of Corsican wine. Know that the cellar of Le Wagon has a selection of more than 90 wines! What is needed to have an excellent evening.

It laughs every evening in this ancient theatre in the basement and transformed into a-seat theatre hall. Notice the Afters of laughter: There is a sort of jam jam during which comics meet the time of late evening.

Good musicians take place in this restaurant which contributes to perpetuating the jazz tradition of St. Benoît Street: Laurent Courthaliac, Gilles Natural, Xavier Richardeau, Philippe Duchemin, Pierre Boussaguet, Philippe Milanta, Ludovic de Preissac… On the walls, dozens of autograph decorate this place which honours the history of jazz in the historic heart of Saint-Germain. The kitchen is rather tasty but quite expensive, but you can come a little later to drink a glass of whiskey in the sound of a good concert.

Every evening, four singers and comics are performing alternately. The Main on the Cart saw Patrick Sébastien, Tex, Sandrine Alexis, Vincent Lagaf or Philippe Chevalier. Since 2012, this unique cabaret has been taken over by Elisabeth and Michel Forever. The menus offer traditional cuisine: boar bowl, block of foie gras, gigot, gigot, white butter, caramel cream… There are two slices of laughter and songs.

Since 1999, this hall is managed by a non-profit association. The aim is to'defend innovative music and create a solution to market logic '. One hundred and eighty people can come here listening to adventurous artists. The world's music is very well represented, as well as the forms of jazz from the evolution of the 1970 s, when Soft Machine, Gong or Magma fascinated young music lovers. This art line is worth a few beautiful stores, of the genus after of dissolved musical league. The room is equipped with recording equipment, which makes it possible to capture the concerts that you can watch on DVD or to listen on CD. The room has its own label. Several regular festivals are organized each year: Tango Lilas, Lilas Blues, Les Enchanteuses, Pianos Crusaders, Blue Triton, Dodécadanse…

The program in 2009-2010: Louis Sclavis - 10 October, 14 November, 5 December -, All Out - 23 October -, Andy Emler Megaoctet - 6 and 7 November -, Vincent Courtois - 18 November, 18 and 19 December -, Vicente Pradal - 20 and 21 November -, Sylvain Luc - 17 December -, John Greaves - 18 December -…

Sun, warmth, lively rhythms… All these ingredients seem distant? The Champs-Elysées is a short walk away. The cabaret Pau Brasil is a stopover not to miss. Carioca, samba, salsa and lambada, here are the ingredients that will give you an unforgettable evening. All along with the beautiful cabaret dancers, their fabulous feathers and their legendary wiggle! A colourful show, do Brasil, which will make you dance and relax at the rhythm of Brazilian percussions until the early morning. Note that the kitchen offered on-site is a good bill, including its famous rodizio, six grilled meats will be willing! An unforgettable feast as only Brazilians know it!

The bar-restaurant serving Turkish, Kurdish and Greek cuisine is a true place of culture. In the vaulted cellar of about places, French-speaking singers, African, Arab and other, follow to animate this musical crossroads of Kibélé. Often, Latin acoustic concerts mingle with French music, jazz or song. It also offers coffee-theater, stand-up and poetry. The Kibélé is a bar dedicated to meetings between different musical and cultural traditions. Early in the week or in the first part of the evening, novice actors make their first step on stage. To discover!

In the afternoon or for the hour of the aperitif you will find here the largest and more pleasant terrace in the area, combined with a smiling and attentive service. On weekends, the grand curtains of the facade are drawn and this bar, with chic New York decor, becomes a convivial space to come to dance with many DJ sets. Finally, on the first Sunday of the month, enjoy a live concert to accompany your brunch or breakfast. Full Sun is a safe value, worthy of René Clément's film!

If you are told: Paulaner von fass, Erdinger weissbier, apfelschorle or currywurst, what do you think? German specialities, of course, all of which are combined at Café Titon. In a few months, this place became a germanophile landmark in Paris. The atmosphere is warm, worthy of a trendy Berlin bar where you can speak French as well as German. Between two beers and sausages you can even read the German press on site (die Zeit and der Spiegel). The framework is simple and modern, what to organize with your friends a true Franco-German summit!

The Home is a small bar with an original and very pleasant decor. On the one hand, a plant wall, on the other, a whole string of collage with photos, drawings, images or magazine slips. All in a cosy room, all in length, with high tables topped with small chandeliers and benches with colourful cushions. In this area where you can only choose the offer of bars is important, choose a return home if you like soft prices and casual atmospheres!

King du Or has five tea salons in Paris. The rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré is located on the floor of the boutique. You will be drool in front of the pastries and we guarantee you! Very quiet and comfortable, this lounge is the ideal place for business meetings at any time of the day. A space is even reserved for those who need anonymity. In the morning, a breakfast formula offers hot drinks, pressed fruit juices, toast and pastries. You will be advised to taste the pistachio flavor and chocolate nugget that carries its name so well, or to succumb to temptation by offering some macaroons. For the midday, the chef offers traditional dishes and salads with, of course, dessert, a few pastries whose House is secret: Le, a praline cream married to a craquante meringue, Chocolate happiness, a milk chocolate foam with its crispy crispy hazelnuts and rice, or the Opera. It is possible to book the small lounge for breakfast or lunch (8 to 10 people) and a larger room in the evening for dinner (50 people) or a cocktail (100 people).

At the Plaza Athénée Hotel, five restaurants and a bar are open to you, provided you can afford it, of course, because this is not a fast-food restaurant! Also, prices are not mentioned.

Jean Imbert at the Plaza Athénée: Inspired by the classic repertoire of French gastronomy, Chef Jean Imbert creates an experience that transcends time and space, a true return to the splendor of French culinary art. A tribute to tradition and to this singular place, full of history, which gives our restaurant a new lease on life

Le Relais Plaza: Under the leadership of Chef Jean Imbert. Open every day for lunch and dinner. Decorated in the Art Deco style.

La Galerie: Lunch and tea time. From 8am to 2am. Last service from the kitchen at 11:15 pm. Harp concerts.

La Cour Jardin: Seasonal. Open from May to early September. Ultra cozy interior courtyard, redecorated by Bruno Moinard.

La Terrasse Montaigne: Seasonal. From March to November. Terrace along the front of the hotel.

The Plaza Athénée Bar: Open from 6pm to 2am. Evenings with a DJ on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Privatization possible from Sunday to Tuesday. Famous for its cocktails.

Service in tuxedo and attentive details, the customers of the bar of Plaza Athénée are not simple visitors, they are guests received with all the finesse of the French savoir-vivre. A delight.

A refined setting, a place of calm to take back on the hustle and bustle of the capital, the bar of the Burgundy, the so well appointed "Baudelaire", welcomes its visitors for a light lunch, a relaxing tea time or a chic evening and an exciting evening, with à la carte des des savoureux, distingués champagnes and a proposal among the greatest names of spirits.

On the ^34th floor of the Hyatt Etoile hotel, 140 meters above sea level and just a stone's throw from Porte Maillot, this bar offers a splendid view of Paris, day and night, thanks to its huge picture windows. You can admire the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, etc., while sipping a cocktail inspired by the city's most famous personalities. On weekdays, it's the perfect place for a chill-out session with friends, or even for more festive evenings.

A bar and even more than that! The Gob is definitely shifted. Determined to "unite geeks and geeks from all over the world", it is with a sense of humor that the team of this essential welcomes you every day for afternoons, or completely crazy evenings. And then, it's hard to get bored here: besides parties, quizzes, board games or videos, nothing is missing. The beverage menu also seems to have come straight from another planet: beers (the choice is just huge), cocktails, we don't know what to choose - note also that happy hour is a religion here. And then you can also find something to wedge your appetite, from terrines to sandwiches and sausages. In short, in a completely offbeat and ultra-warm atmosphere, Le Gob is well worth a trip, and even several!

Guinguette-restaurant very popular with the young Parisians in the wind. To get in at night (the afternoons are quieter), you have to be patient or arrive well in advance before the aperitif. It must be said that the setting is worth it: what a pleasure to have a drink in the heart of the Buttes Chaumont, in a relaxed atmosphere. The place is necessarily more pleasant in nice days and rather at the time of the aperitif. Nice snacks are proposed to accompany the drinks. The prices are neither less nor more expensive than elsewhere. A good time guaranteed! Note: Rosa also has its own choir, "The Sound of Music"...