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A cool Parisian bar with DJs and a small dance floor in the basement, 3W Kafe stands for Women With Women. Men are welcome if they come with a woman.
Champs-Elyses
Created by Alain Bernardin in 1951, Le Crazy Horse has become a Paris institution, known for its sultry and provocative cabaret show performed in the nude by...
Les Halles
Gym Louvre combines the rigors of a professional gym with the pleasures of a bathhouse. The first gay gym in Paris, Gym Louvre offers an 8,000-sq-ft gym (750 sqm)...
Le Marais
Formerly the Unity Bar, La Mutinerie is part neighborhood bar, part library, part screening room, part billiard hall with some yoga and self-defense courses thrown
Pigalle
Barbu(e)turix, the original Parisian collective, hosts the occasional Wet for Her, a massive party with big-name performers, burlesque, multi-media effects....
Buttes Chaumont Park
Named after the French artist whose "Horse Fair" is prominently displayed in the Metropolitan Museum in New York, the Rosa Bonheur is a "guinguette," a place to...
République
Le Barav is a wine bar run since 2007 by three friends - Val, Stan and Olivier. It has seating at long wooden tables inside and on the sidewalk terrace. At lunch, it...
Le Marais
This little locale with a green facade is the oldest gay bar in the Marais and one of the most unpretentious in both its clientele and bare bones decor. It gets...
Pigalle
BBB - Black, Blanc, Beur - is a gay tea dance each Sunday at Folies Pigalle across from the Pigalle Metro Station. The biggest gay ethnic party in Paris, It's a...
Le Marais
Around since 1995, this local legend changes its decor every three months. The beer-drinking crowd spilling out on the sidewalk is slightly older and manly. A French...
Le Marais
The sidewalk terrace at L'Open Café is one of the see-and-be-seen spots on rue des Archives and a good place to grab a bite between noon and 5 p.m. After that, it...
Le Marais
At Raidd Bar, you know the performers are squeaky clean. The gimmick here is watching the male strippers shower hourly in plexiglass stalls. Equally easy on the eye...
Les Halles
Bears meet up at the Bear's Den nightly to swill beer on the outdoor terrace or crowd the small dance floor in the basement. There'e a tea party every Sunday until 9
Le Marais
Previously Le Carré, Café Voulez-Vous has a sleek yet laid-back new identity, new menu and new owner, most recently artistic director of Queen nightclub. The chef at...
Le Marais
A Marais favorite for almost 30 years, the Quetzal Bar is usually full of hot men drinking cool tropical cocktails or a Grimbergen, particularly on weekends and...
Le Marais
Ablaze in neon, freedj is fun on two levels - a bar upstairs with a glow-in-the-dark babyfoot table and then down a spiral staircase to the dance floor in the cave
Pigalle
Today the Moulin Rouge, where the Can-Can was born, is more tourist attraction than cabaret but the feathers-sequins-rhinestone extravaganza is great fun anyway....
République
An old rock venue dating from 1967, Gibus has undergone various transitions, the latest in 2014 to a gay club with themed nights, house DJs and concerts. It begins...
Beaubourg
Le Bar'Ouf is a Lesbian-owned bar where women meet up to play billiards at all levels and games like Scrabble and cards, talk, sing, dance and generally amuse
Le Marais
The tropical-kitsch Banana Café takes a lesson from Josephine Baker's playbook as beautiful Go Go Boys wearing little more than a banana promenade on stage nightly....
St. Germaine des Pres
The only dance club in town for lesbians, Rive Gauche with lots of mirrors and glitter. Happy Hour is from 11 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Le Marais
Le What's Up is known for its chic ambiance, notable mojitos and dressy attire. It's favored by older lesbians of various tastes.
Les Halles-Rivoli
The first girl bar in Paris in 1979, La Champmeslé is nothing less than an institution. Plus it's homey and fun with themed evenings including Tuesday for...
Belleville
Chez Marie, previously called O'Kubi and now named for its owner, is a neighborhood bar with great prices at its 6 pm to 9 pm happy hour. N'import the orientation,...
Opera/Bourse
Once famous for its bawdy and bold shows, Folies Bergère is where Josephine Baker became an international sensation performing in only a skirt that looked like...
Montmartre
In a little cottage on the other side of the hill behind Sacré Coeur, Au Lapin Agile is Paris's oldest bar-cabaret and longtime center of French folk music. Now...
Le Marais North/Arts & Métiers/Rambuteau
Boîte à Frissons (Thrill Box) is a long-running gay and lesbian dance club that offers weekend ballroom dancing of all types until midnight and disco from then on...
Latin Quarter
Le Caveau des Oubliettes has jazz jam sessions, blues and concerts according to the night in an intimate dungeon vault, nightly from 5 p.m., but things don't get
Belleville
La Java, established in 1923 in an Art Deco building, was a legendary dance hall where Maurice Chevalier and Edith Piaf made their debuts and Django Reinhardt...
Les Halles
Le Duc des Lombards, around since 1984, is one of the best known jazz clubs in a city that made jazz its own almost a century ago. The intimate club is a rendezvous...