1. Discobar
Located in Belleville, Discobar was created by music lovers Gautier Honorez and Lucas Boulanger. With a compact dance floor and vinyl turntables, you can either enjoy the curated guest DJs or play your own records and get the crowd moving.
Where? 92 rue Rébeval, Paris 19th arrondissement
2. Bambino
Fabien Lombardi’s wine and vinyl bar in the 11th arrondissement has been buzzing since 2020. After enjoying natural wines and delicious small plates, the space transforms into a dance floor with guest DJs spinning tracks from the bar’s impressive vinyl collection.
Where? 25 rue Saint-Sébastien, Paris 11th arrondissement
3. Désordre
Désordre, a post-punk haven, features guest DJs playing tunes inspired by legends like Joy Division and Buzzcocks. It’s a great spot for fans of alternative music and anyone looking to dance to edgy tracks.
Where? 103 rue de la Folie-Méricourt, Paris 11th arrondissement
4. Fréquence
Since 2018, Fréquence has been known for its cocktail craftsmanship with Japanese influences and a killer 80s funk vibe. Every weekend, tables are moved, and the space turns into a lively dance venue with sophisticated mixes.
Where? 20 rue Keller, Paris 11th arrondissement
5. Wax
Known for its sleek cocktail menu, Wax transforms into a wild dance spot after 10pm, with powerful techno mixes and a fun, spontaneous atmosphere that gets the crowd moving.
Where? 96 rue d’Hauteville, Paris 10th arrondissement
6. Rosa Bonheur
Perched on the hillside of Buttes Chaumont Park, Rosa Bonheur offers a fantastic view and great vibes. Expect lively parties, especially on Sundays when the bar hosts a queer-friendly dance event.
Where? 2 avenue de la Cascade, Paris 19th arrondissement
7. Spootnik
Hidden beneath the Datsha restaurant, Spootnik is a retro-futuristic bar with a wooden cellar and orange-hued lighting. The intimate dance floor keeps the crowd energized until late, thanks to guest DJs.
Where? 57 Rue des Gravilliers, Paris 3rd arrondissement
8. A la Folie
Located in Parc de la Villette, A la Folie is perfect for dancing to house and techno beats. The venue’s spacious industrial design, coupled with its vibrant queer-friendly programming, makes it a lively hotspot on weekends.
Where? 26 avenue Corentin Cariou, Paris 19th arrondissement
9. Andy Wahloo
Inspired by 1950s Marrakech, Andy Wahloo offers both sophisticated cocktails and a small but exciting dance floor. It’s a hidden gem in the Marais, where DJs keep the energy high throughout the evening.
Where? 69 rue des Gravilliers, Paris 3rd arrondissement
10. Montezuma Café
While the main floor of Montezuma Café is relaxed, the vaulted cellar below turns into a lively space for dancing, with music from guest DJs every weekend.
Where? 15 rue Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, Paris 2nd arrondissement
