Cabarets and Magazines Paris 5th 75005

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.

This was the first cabaret where Léo Ferré gave a concert in 1948, and many great names in jazz have passed through here: Sidney Bechet, John Coltrane, Count Basie and his big band, Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and many others. Today, aperitifs are served at the piano bar, dinner at the restaurant and then off to the cabaret to listen to music from all over the world: South American, African, Oriental, French and more. Until 5 a.m., singers, dancers and musicians follow one another on stage in a great atmosphere.

It's a celebration of love and the magic of Paris: the not-to-be-missed revue features dance and song numbers - including the French cancan - making it one of the capital's must-sees. Inaugurated in 1803 by Napoleon and rebuilt after a fire by Gustave Eiffel in 1889, the Paradis Latin presents revues, including the current one, "L'Oiseau Paradis", imagined by choreographer Kamel Ouali. Other shows are also on offer, starting with the family-friendly "Mon Premier Cabaret" for children.

The Latin Corner is the temple of the male striptease in Paris. Servers are always ready to wearing or to walk in a string for the pleasure of a female clientele sometimes hysterical. At the same time, it includes… For clients who are ready to offer their bra, a champagne cut is offered by the house. Apart from a little high fare and the omnipresent crowd, the Latin Corner is a place that should seduce all lovers'bands who want to spend a warm moment and… who want to offer a few pleasures for your eyes!