South Pigalle is unequivocally the city’s burgeoning hub for nightlife. With the opening of Le Dandy, a new club housed in a former 1950’s cabaret and brothel, late-nighters thronged the neighborhood, eager to see if it’s worth the hype. It is - the space was designed by Octave and Basile de Gaulle to resemble a vintage apartment that makes the club-crowd feel at home. But only the décor can be considered old school; Le Dandy’s modish crowd dances to electro and house. Well-known DJ’s from Paris and Berlin preside over the music each Saturday night. If it gets too loud, seek out the quiet room kitted out with couches and beds for a comfortable chat. 15€ entrance fee, free before midnight
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Spend a Night Dancing at Le Dandy
South Pigalle is unequivocally the city’s burgeoning hub for nightlife. With the opening of Le Dandy, a new club housed in a former 1950’s cabaret and brothel, late-nighters thronged the neighborhood, eager to see if it’s worth the hype. It is - the space was designed by Octave and Basile de Gaulle to resemble a vintage apartment that makes the club-crowd feel at home. But only the décor can be considered old school; Le Dandy’s modish crowd dances to electro and house. Well-known DJ’s from Paris and Berlin preside over the music each Saturday night. If it gets too loud, seek out the quiet room kitted out with couches and beds for a comfortable chat. 15€ entrance fee, free before midnight
