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Skybar Paris: the highest outdoor rooftop is heating up the summer at 115 meters above ground.

At Skybar Paris, a rooftop perched atop the Pullman Paris Montparnasse, experience a Paris sunset with a panoramic view of the Eiffel Tower and the city’s most beautiful monuments, amid cocktails, afterwork, and festive evenings.

Maison Lautrec: the generous, festive neo-bistro with a thoughtfully crafted kitchen in the heart of Pigalle

Maison Lautrec serves hearty, inventive cuisine—almost bistronomic—in a retro setting just a stone's throw from Pigalle, delighting diners at lunchtime with affordable fixed menus as well as during the lively weekend evenings. A gourmand, relaxed spot with a few hidden corners!

Moulin Créole: A Creole restaurant in Paris's 14th arrondissement

Moulin Créole is a new air‑conditioned Creole restaurant in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, serving authentic and flavorful dishes inspired by the Antilles and Réunion. Open seven days a week from 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. with continuous service, the venue also offers a Happy Hour, a Creole brunch every Sunday, and festive evenings with music and dancing on Friday and Saturday nights.

Sacré Frenchy: a festive neo-French brasserie in the heart of Paris

In the heart of the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, between the Marais, Montorgueil and Châtelet, Le Sacré Frenchy is a timeless yet trendy neo-brasserie: a living space designed by Jean-Eudes Bernard and brought to life with Stefan Petit Halgatte (the creator behind numerous landmark spots in Paris and beyond, notably within the Paris Society group—Le Piaf, Les Planches, Raspoutine…). It features house-made cuisine by Chef Karen (whose background includes Ladurée and the George V), jazz nights, piano and DJ sets from Thursday to Saturday, a family-friendly Sunday brunch, a spacious terrace, and the Salon Pompadour fully bookable for a party, birthday, or corporate event.

Matchplay Society: a playful golf simulator, darts, and Italian finger food in the heart of the 17th arrondissement

In Paris’s 17th arrondissement, square off against your friends, whether you’re into darts, indoor golf, or simply looking for a convivial hangout at Matchplay Society. An Italian food lineup accompanies your sessions on these cutting-edge simulators and connected targets.

At Dirty Lemon, Ruba Khoury, winner of Top Chef Middle East, unveils refined cocktails, adventurous tapas, and a hidden club!

In the heart of Paris’s 11th arrondissement, Dirty Lemon is a spot that blends love of flavor with good vibes. Here, Chef Ruba Khoury, winner of Top Chef Season 9 in the Middle East, invites us to dive into her bold, unmistakable world—punctuated by daring cocktails, Palestinian cuisine, and soon a secret underground club.

Ventrus L'Atelier, the Gennevilliers Theatre's new restaurant

At the Théâtre de Gennevilliers (92), Ventrus L'Atelier opens its doors with chef Sasha Guenin at the stove. A new spot betting on seasonal, locally sourced cuisine through a short supply chain, with affordable lunch options and more elaborate dinners.

Splash in Asnières-sur-Seine, the Seine-side restaurant from Bistrots Pas Parisiens

Splash, the restaurant from Bistrots Pas Parisiens in Asnières-sur-Seine, invites you to lunch or dinner by the Seine in a summery setting with a terrace, a pool, and seasonal cuisine.

The Auld Alliance, the Scottish pub in the Marais where you can catch the big games

In Paris's 4th arrondissement, The Auld Alliance fuses Scottish culture, live sports, whiskies and craft beers in the warm atmosphere of an authentic pub.

The Great Canadian Pub, the sports bar on the Seine’s quays in Saint-Michel

Facing the Seine in Paris’s 6th arrondissement, The Great Canadian Pub brings together giant screens, beers, burgers and an international buzz to catch the big sports moments.

The Highlander Pub, Saint-Michel’s Scottish pub to watch the games in Paris

Just steps from Saint-Michel, The Highlander Pub blends a Scottish vibe with sports broadcasts, whiskies, beers, and live concerts in a warm setting in the heart of the Latin Quarter.

Paris' FrogPubs bars, real hubs for supporters with live game broadcasts.

The six FrogPubs in Paris are quintessential British-style bars where you go for house-brewed craft beer, pub grub, watching the big games on the big screen, and a convivial moment with friends.

The French Flair, Pigalle's sports pub that turns into a club on weekends

Just a stone's throw from Pigalle and Place de Clichy, The French Flair serves up live sports, billiards and DJ sets in an atmosphere that shifts from pub to club as the evening goes on.

Rush Bar, the sports pub in Paris’s 11th arrondissement where you can catch the biggest games.

In the 11th arrondissement, Rush Bar is a neighborhood pub that hosts sports screenings on giant screens and convivial activities ranging from quizzes to darts.

McBride's Irish Pub, Châtelet's lively sports bar.

In the heart of the 1st arrondissement, McBride's Irish Pub brings together Irish beers, lively evenings, and live sports broadcasts in a bustling, sports-pub atmosphere, just a stone's throw from Châtelet-Les Halles.

Chez Bonnie in Versailles: a coffee shop and wine bar near the Palace

At Bonnie, you go from morning coffee to an evening glass of wine without changing the vibe. Just steps from the Château de Versailles and the Notre-Dame market, come for a quick bite, take a coffee & pastry break, share charcuterie and cheese boards, or simply enjoy a good glass with friends.

TiKi Playa: a festive beach bar and a gigantic terrace made for summer!

Tiki Playa is the kind of place that promises escape and relaxation, and it truly delivers! With its unique decor, a veranda reminiscent of a beach hut, a bamboo-lined bar, a sprawling outdoor terrace, and a club hidden in the basement... and the best part? It’s open every day!

Miami Boulevard : a festive restaurant-club that keeps the party going every day, and an all-you-can-eat brunch on weekends.

Miami Boulevard, located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, is expanding its unlimited brunch offering with a new menu featuring fresh recipes and a wider selection of grilled dishes and barbecue, while keeping its all-you-can-eat, all-inclusive package at €29 per adult, available Saturdays and Sundays.

Chez Clo, refined bistronomy at wallet-friendly prices in a former brothel.

The rustic charm of the Datcha is a thing of the past! Chez Clo injects fresh energy into this address in Folie-Méricourt, balancing a wallet-friendly bistro at midday with a festive hotspot in the evening.

Unconventional workshops for children and adults where you can learn to cook as it was in the Middle Ages in Provins.

What if you could turn back time... in the kitchen? In the heart of Provins's medieval city center, Les Tabliers Gourmands offers culinary workshops as quirky as they are delicious. These gourmand experiences invite children and adults alike to cook medieval recipes, in a setting steeped in history.