Drink
Le Peloton Café
Freshly roasted coffee spots aren’t a huge thing in Paris, but there is at least one in each neighbourhood, and in the 4th, it’s Le Peloton. Directly translated as “the pack”, it’s aimed… Read more
Stolly’s Stone Bar
Nestled on a quiet side street just off the central Rue de Rivoli, Stolly’s Stone Bar is the place to go for a beer among Paris’ hippest locals. It’s only small inside, but… Read more
Soho House
Ok, so this one technically isn’t open yet, but its arrival is imminent and the anticipation for it is high, so we’re highlighting it for when the time comes. With existing hubs pretty much… Read more
L’As du Fallafel
Did you know that Paris is famed for its Falafel’s? Rue des Rosiers is booming with businesses dedicated to the Middle Eastern dish, and though it’s rare to find the street empty,… Read more
Le Pigalle Hotel
A short walking distance down from Pigalle station sits Le Pigalle Hotel, AKA: the favoured temporary residence for Paris’ most stylish visitors. Playing host to languid rooms (offered at a respectful price point),… Read more
Hotel Amour
They say not to judge a book by its cover, but as you walk down the 9th’s Rue de Navarin, you can’t help but be drawn in by the luminous pink “amour” sign… Read more
Pigalle Country Club
Everyone who has been to Pigalle Country Club has a story to tell. Why? Because, as nightlife goes, it’s the only place in Paris’ booming Pigalle district which is open after 2AM, so… Read more
Le Mansart
Paris’ 9th arrondissement is known for its community of musicians (take a walk along Rue de Douai for evidence – guitar shops galore), and after working hours, the place you’ll find most of… Read more
KB Coffee Roasters
In the heart of South Pigalle sits the most charming square – Place Lino Ventura – and at the top of its corner, you’ll find KB Coffee Roasters. The outdoor tables and buzzing… Read more
