Best nightclubs Paris 9th 75009

It's a bit of everything at once: restaurant, bar and club, oscillating between African and Asian influences, Barramundi offers a unique journey, just a stone's throw from the Opéra Garnier. Its hushed atmosphere creates the ideal setting for sharing a moment of conviviality around dishes of mixed flavors - the true signature of the place. On Saturdays, the Barramundi changes direction, offering a general restaurant-club concept, which is the setting for numerous birthdays, bachelorette parties and other festive occasions.

The alumni of Studio 287, the Queen and the Baths are now at the manettes of this club, which has changed artistic direction recently. Electro-bondissantes musics are rigueur. We are far from the years of "madness" where the place was transformed into a genuine bath bath: drags, bi and trans joyeusement joyeusement to the crowd. Today, the box is fairly classic, despite some excesses found on the spot, but not always welcoming. It's worth noting that some evenings, effeuilleuses viennent the party.

The south for this club strangely installed in a former Polish bank. Here music and garden, signed by Miguel Cancio Martins (Buddha bar, Manray…) turn definitively into Nîmes, Bayonne or Andalucia. The hotel was very close to the city centre and it was very close to the train station. So, if you choose to go there, chase it, but between friends. For girls, enter slightly, the cloakroom is not specially given (3 € per item, 5 € the bag).

A small, s cabaret, a long, naughty cabaret with balconies and stage. A few nights with a gay tendency, especially electro and/or underground, but much less than in the early 2000 s. The clientele is eclectic, trendy. Pass to print on the website. Find out about the site for the evenings before you travel, to be sure not to find closed door.

A bar by day, a top-notch club by night: that's the idea behind Liebe ("Love" in German), the brainchild of three friends with a passion for Berlin parties, who set out to reproduce the atmosphere of the other side of the Rhine. And they succeeded: people come here for lunch or drinks in the afternoon. In the evening, the venue's two levels come alive with cutting-edge, yet not elitist, sets. Everyone is welcome here - provided they're well behaved - and the festive atmosphere has made it a much sought-after spot just a few months after opening.