How to choose your night
- Dinner with a show: cabaret, music hall, singing waiters. The show sets a fixed time.
- Party atmosphere without a show: long tables, music, decor. You can arrive later and keep it simpler.
- An immersive setting: see our page on immersive restaurants in Paris.
Cabaret and dinner shows
- Madame Arthur (Montmartre, 18th): a drag cabaret that offers dinner shows. The menu and the price are published by the venue and change every month: check them before booking.
- Moulin Rouge (Pigalle, 18th): the historic cabaret, with dinner-and-show packages. Our guides to cabaret in Paris and to the Moulin Rouge, Lido and Crazy Horse compare the shows.
- Paradis Latin (5th): a cabaret with dinner show, cited by going-out guides.
- Bel Canto: a dinner where the waiters are opera singers, mentioned by guides among dinner shows.
- L'Âne qui rit: a comedy restaurant-theatre, cited by the same sources.
Giant trattoria
La Felicità (Big Mamma, Station F, 13th) is a huge Italian restaurant of about 4,500 sq m and 1,500 seats according to the press: people come for the atmosphere, long tables and music, not for a show. Book for a group; the group also hosts events.
Immersive dinner
Stellar (45 rue Saint-Sébastien, 11th) is the space-themed immersive restaurant of the Ephemera group, open for lunch and dinner, with 150 seats and cocktails from 8 to 13 euros according to the group's press release. Jungle Palace (12 rue de la Fidélité, 10th), from the same group, is the jungle setting. Details on the dedicated page.
Tips before booking
- Mention the occasion (birthday, hen or stag party, company): some venues offer a group package.
- Ask what is included: drinks, main course, show.
- For a festive alternative on the water, our comparison of the dinner cruise on the Seine sets the packages side by side.
- For evenings up high, see also the best rooftops in Paris.
