Restaurants, Bars & Nightlife near Hôtel R de Paris

Bar-club set in a former 19th-century mansion with Belle Époque / baroque décor, known for a glamorous party atmosphere.

Why go: A stylish Paris nightlife spot if you want a special setting.

Good to know: Nights can be selective—check the event and dress code.

Trendy Italian pizzeria with a lively vibe and spectacular décor (ideal for a “buzzing” night out).

Why go: Perfect for a friendly dinner with friends or as a couple, with great Italian classics (pizzas, antipasti, desserts).

Good to know: Very popular spot—booking is strongly recommended, especially in the evening and on weekends.

Festive cocktail bar in Pigalle with a cabaret-inspired, Paris nightlife vibe.

Why go: Great for a fun evening out in a lively neighborhood.

Good to know: Late hours can get busy; weekends are the most popular.

Modern brasserie inside Gare Saint-Lazare: classic French dishes under a bright glass roof; handy before a train—expect crowds at peak times.

Cocktail bar in Notre-Dame-de-Lorette (Paris 9) with a curated selection and a music-friendly vibe; great for a late drink—arrive early on weekends.

Major nightlife spot in Pigalle (Paris 18th): concerts, club nights and a lineup that changes depending on the evening.

Why go: A solid choice for Paris nightlife in the Montmartre area.

Good to know: Check the program and door time—each night can feel very different.

Korean restaurant in Paris 8 with a “mandoo bar” spirit (Korean dumplings): short menu and lighter dishes—well-known for its dumplings.

Why go: A great spot for tasty Korean comfort food near central Paris.

Good to know: Small venue—reservations or early arrival help.

Brunch spot + bar: an original place with a terrace, bubbles/cocktails and light bites, with an artsy feel.

Why go: Perfect for a different kind of brunch, then aperitifs in a “hidden gem” that feels very Parisian.

Good to know: Very popular: on weekends, come early; the terrace is lovely in good weather.

Paris 17 bistro with a warm atmosphere (and a winter garden): chef Bénédicte Guillon revisits classic French bourgeois dishes (sole meunière, vol-au-vent, etc.).

Why go: A comfortable “real Paris bistro” for a relaxed lunch or dinner.

Good to know: Reservation advised, especially evenings and weekends.

Magnolia: a refined fine-dining table with polished service and carefully crafted cuisine—perfect for a special-occasion dinner.

Why go: Elevated Paris dining in an elegant setting.

Good to know: Booking is recommended, especially on weekends.

A tiny, very authentic Japanese spot (small dining room): bentos, real miso soup and excellent chirashi/sashimi/temaki with very fresh fish.

Why go: A discreet Paris favourite for Japanese-food lovers.

Good to know: Limited seats—go early or book if possible.

Family-run Afghan restaurant near Place de Clichy: fragrant cuisine, generous plates and a warm welcome.

Why go: Perfect when you want a delicious change from classic French food.

Good to know: Great for sharing a few specialties as a group.

Coffee shop: specialty coffee, grab-and-go formats, and a quick pit stop between appointments.

Why go: Ideal for quality coffee, a snack, or a “work-friendly” moment during the day.

Good to know: Mornings can be busy—grab it to go if you’re in a rush.

Vegan restaurant: 100% plant-based cooking, with hearty plates as well as lighter options depending on your mood.

Why go: Ideal if you want a spot with zero animal products, without compromising on flavor (lunch or dinner).

Good to know: Ask about gluten-free / allergen-free options if needed, and mention any intolerances when ordering.

Burger spot in Pigalle (Paris 9): lively little address known for smash burgers (seared patty, crispy edges, melty cheese).

Why go: A strong comfort-food option after a night out.

Good to know: Peak times get busy—go early for less waiting.

Cocktail bar in Paris 9 (around Rue Frochot): a great spot for well-made drinks and an evening vibe.

Why go: Perfect to start the night in Pigalle, or end your evening with a proper cocktail.

Good to know: Small rooms fill quickly—arrive early if you want a table.

Le Rouge Pigalle: trendy club with red lights and Pigalle energy—the dancefloor fills up late.

Why go: For a classic Paris nightlife moment in one of the city’s most iconic party areas.

Good to know: Late arrival usually means a busier queue and a packed room.

Friendly bistro in SoPi (Paris 9): modern French cooking with a “bon vivant” vibe—relaxed, not stuffy.

Why go: Great neighbourhood dinner choice, simple and tasty.

Good to know: Booking helps on busy evenings.

Neo-bistro in Pigalle (Paris 9): seasonal plates and modern French cooking—lively local table with true “bistronomie” flair.

Why go: A strong choice for a refined dinner in a friendly, buzzing atmosphere.

Good to know: Booking is recommended, especially in the evening.

Les Caves Lechapelais: an underground electro club with a true local-scene vibe—the energy really builds late.

Why go: Ideal if you’re looking for authentic Paris nightlife beyond the tourist circuit.

Good to know: Arrive later for the peak atmosphere; keep an eye on lineup nights.