La Maroquinerie is the ideal place to wind up or wind down a night out as you can eat and listen to music here in a relaxed atmosphere. The venue opened its doors in 1997 in the heart of the culturally mixed 20th quarter. It has a literary café, a concert space that holds 500 people and a bar/restaurant. You can spend a whole night here, starting with an aperitif (2-6€) on the terrace, then go onto have dinner at their restaurant serving traditional French fare (around 17€ a dish), and... Read more

Le Shebeen is one of those places that is enternily fashionable for no particular reason. It is set out like a long corridor so the young crowd find themselfs squashed up against each other with a beer in one hand, always a good way to make concersation. The soundsytem blares out the latest rock hits, the lighting is low and the barmen’s actions are all very sychnronised. As the bar is pretty near rue Mouffetard, it bar attracts an international student crowd looking for an authentic Parisian... Read more

2. September 2007
Terrace: Webecome Crew, Boat: Phil Weeks (Robsoul), Derrick Carter (Classics Recs
The closest Paris gets to the summer Ibiza vibe with Djs playing out on the terrace until dark and down inside the boat until 6am. Clubbers come to soak up the september sun and to end the weekend on a uplifting festive note. Read more