Fun and entertainment Paris 2nd 75002

This establishment that has opened since June 2007 is a crucial address for all cocktail lovers. This cocktail bar does not leave you indifferent. Kitsch or "too much" for some (crystal chandeliers, exposed beams, red curtains, etc...) "Great" for others, so you should go there by yourself so as to make your own opinion of the establishment! The Experimental Cocktail Club remains an appreciated Parisian bartending place and the Manhattan is quite pleasant. Don't hesitate to try, especially if you love unusual places!

It's an institution, a bar for the third part of the evening. At Carmen's, those who still want to keep the party going arrive at the end of the night. And it goes on like that until the wee hours of the morning. You'll also love the dance floor, which gives you the feeling of partying in someone's home. The experience - if you make it that far - is well worth the detour, and you'll find yourself in a world of your own, between inveterate party-goers, those who don't want to go to bed, and those looking to break the solitude of the night.

We know the place on rue Richer, and we love the one on rue d'Aboukir just as much. The concept is always the same: have fun with friends in high-tech, private karaoke rooms. At Bam Karaoké Box Sentier, 5 rooms for 6 to 12 people are now available for all those who want to sing along without getting carried away. The immersive, festive experience is a real success, with touch screens and light shows, and of course the option of having your drinks brought to you.

One of the aims of this Café Joyeux, which opened in Paris at the end of last winter, is to enable people with mental and/or cognitive disabilities to work, and to do so in an attractive way. Cooks or waiters, they are the masters of the place, a nice reality that masks another, less glorious one: nearly 90% of disabled people today are unemployed. The place is great, located just off the Passage Choiseuil, and teems with life: a very nice place.

We would like to live all his life in a roommate with his friendly atmosphere and fraternal evenings. To fill this gap, the Kolok bar is a popular and popular bar right next to Montmartre street. Happy hours, quality cocktails, beer not expensive, house/electro… This is a simple place where you go after work, as we associate with a headquarters. Please note that rugby and soccer matches are in honor some nights.

This is an eclectic and sunny address. The Tékéze'n is a bar where you can go to laugh - on Mondays, a show of stand'up is there - and to dance - salsa nights, ladies night, shooters party… But also to drink: Every evening happy hours allow you to find friends and cocktails at very interesting prices (5 € maximum). Please note that 3 basement lounges rooms are privatisables free if you have a birthday!

As taprooms multiply in the capital, this one is not lacking in assets. The Brasserie Fondamentale, which has developed this great concept in a number of different locations in Paris, offers a vast choice of beers, as well as tasty small plates to nibble on: the ideal way to get together with friends. Here, the beers are largely developed by the team - who know a thing or two about brewing - enabling us to offer some great unfiltered and unpasteurized beverages with unique flavours.

Here, audiences can enjoy a large auditorium with 550 seats and a small theater with 100 seats. The venue has a rich history: in the ^19th century, Frédérick Lemaître, Déjazet, Henry Monnier and Hortense Schneider were among the headliners at the Variétés, where comedies, dramas and operettas such as Offenbach's La Belle Hélène premiered here in 1864. Today, it's a venue renowned for its eclectic programming, in which boulevard plays have pride of place: audiences keep coming back for more!

Located between the Grand Boulevard and the Bourse district, the Rock Ball is spread over three floors and 900 square metres. Formerly called the Black Bear and then La Galerie, this establishment offers the broadcasting of sporting events but also after-work on Thursday evenings or clubbing on Fridays and Saturdays, with a generalist musical programme for a very varied clientele. Admittedly, the place is very frequented by the young active people of the district and the weekend revellers, but the atmosphere is not the one we prefer, a little too impersonal.

Gay friendly. On 3 levels, in the middle of this colourful street filled with sex shop, a place totally in limbo, very cosy. It's first a bar on the ground floor, where you can spend some time with live or electro music (with DJ some evenings), an original cocktail card, champagne pools, hot or cold tapas. In the basement, at the programming, another bar dedicated to evenings or tea dance. The first one is a very sober Franco-Thai restaurant with seats.

This nightclub is very sharp electro evenings and popular with fans, including Provincial Parisians.

Magali and Constant, two former of the Annexe, have opened this bar very… cosy. The queen of shakers and the king of tapas associated in a warm setting. Happy hour from 17 am to 21 pm. For small troughs, charcuterie or cheese at 7 € and 11 €, various bruschettas at 5,50 €, and snack (hamburger, club sandwich) at € 8.

A new destiny for this vast 1,000 m² venue just off the Grands Boulevards: Brique Machine! The dynamic team, which already has establishments in the provinces, has taken over this colorful venue, which can accommodate 300 people. Following the taproom principle to the letter, you'll find beers brewed on site (many with unique flavors) and a menu of small dishes to nibble on or share with friends (the preferred option here). In the evening, the atmosphere is festive as hell.

We know Bam karaoke on rue Richer, but we love it just as much on rue d'Aboukir. The concept is always the same: have fun with friends in high-tech, private karaoke rooms. At Bam Karaoké Box Sentier, 5 rooms for 6 to 12 people are now available for all those who want to sing along without getting carried away. The immersive, festive experience is a real success, with touch screens and light shows! And if you're thirsty, there's a great cocktail bar on site.

Go to Rue Montmartre, and if possible take the pedestrian walkway that leads quietly to Les Halles. This is where you'll find the Café Noir, a small local institution. It's a lively place where you can enjoy a drink all day long, with a vast terrace stretching out onto the street in fine weather, and at particularly attractive prices - which isn't always the case in the area. Add to this a rather high-quality snacking offer, and you've got yourself a sure bet.

While this Parisian bistro in the Galerie Vivienne has earned a reputation as a culinary Mecca, it's also a great place for a drink. The location is ideal, in the heart of Paris, in a superb ^19th-century covered passage with glass roofs and refined decor. You'll be amazed, even seduced, by the retro look of the establishment, which to all appearances hasn't changed a bit since the 50s: yellow formica at the counter, gaudy but typical neon lights, colorful floor tiles, well-worn skai chairs...