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Experience the magic of Paris's oldest cabaret: the L'Oiseau Paradis revue by Kamel Ouali and cuisine by Guy Savoy, in the historic setting designed by Gustave Eiffel.
In the heart of the Left Bank, Paradis Latin opens its doors to a Parisian evening like no other. Here's why thousands choose it every year:
Camille
Cabaret & Show Expert
In 1889, the same year he completed his famous tower for the World's Fair, Gustave Eiffel completely rebuilt the Cardinal Lemoine theater. He applied the same engineering principles that made his global reputation. The result is a hall with a bold metal framework, entirely designed to free up visual space. No pillar obstructs the view, from any seat. The acoustics, crafted with the same care, guarantee remarkably clear sound reproduction. Classified as a Historic Monument, this architectural gem is itself a spectacle, even before the artists take the stage. This technical feat, more than a hundred years later, remains one of the most precious assets of Paradis Latin.
The cabarets of Montmartre cultivate exuberance. Paradis Latin, on the other hand, cultivates intensity. Nestled in the 5th arrondissement, it inherits an intellectual and bohemian tradition that gives it a radically different personality. The atmosphere is more intimate, more literary, more historically charged as well. You can feel the stir of the nearby Sorbonne, the echo of conversations from Left Bank cafés, the memory of writers and artists who made this neighborhood one of the most fertile places in world culture. Notre-Dame de Paris and the Pantheon create an exterior setting that matches what you will experience inside. Choosing Paradis Latin is choosing a Parisian cabaret that thinks as much as it dances.
Your evening at Paradis Latin unfolds like the score of a grand opera, with precision and generous detail. From 7:30 PM, the doors open to a warm welcome. The hall is bathed in soft light, the music is already there, discreet and enveloping. The gastronomic dinner by Guy Savoy begins around 8:00 PM, accompanied by a pre-show that keeps the atmosphere lively: the troupe's artists circulate, the first smiles are exchanged between tables. At 9:30 PM, the signal is given. The lights change, the music intensifies, and Kamel Ouali's “L'Oiseau Paradis” takes flight. For 1h45, the stage leaves no room for anything but wonder. Each tableau follows the last with increasing energy, culminating in a grand finale that concludes the evening around 11:15 PM, to the applause of a captivated audience. For packages without dinner, the welcome and champagne begin at 9:00 PM, just before the curtain rises.
28, Rue du Cardinal Lemoine
75005 Paris
Léa A.
Léa A. · May 2026
We had an excellent evening
Anaïs P.
Anaïs P. · May 2026
Ideal location, incredible show
Arthur N.
Arthur N. · May 2026
A bit tight but beautiful show
Marion X.
Marion X. · May 2026
Fine meal and festive atmosphere
Victor A.
Victor A. · May 2026
A moment out of time
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What is the exact address of the Paradis Latin cabaret in Paris and how do I get there?
Paradis Latin is located at 28 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris (75005). By metro, the Cardinal Lemoine station on line 10 is the closest, about a two-minute walk; the Jussieu station (lines 7 and 10) is a convenient alternative. From major train stations, the RER B and RER C stop at Saint-Michel Notre-Dame, from where a pleasant walk along the Seine leads directly to the cabaret. By bus, lines 47, 63, 86, 87, and 89 serve the Cardinal Lemoine stop. By car, the Maubert Collège des Bernardins parking at 37 Boulevard Saint-Germain is the most recommended parking option.
Which package should I choose at Paradis Latin based on my budget and occasion?
It all depends on your evening. For a family discovery, the My First Cabaret package starts at 50 €. For the show alone, prices start from 100 € with a glass of champagne. For the complete dinner-show experience, the Gustave Eiffel package starts at 180 €, while the VIP Napoleon package in the Golden Square is priced at 280 €. A child rate is offered up to 12 years old depending on the packages.
Where can I find the seating plan of Paradis Latin for my placement?
The Paradis Latin hall benefits from an exceptional configuration inherited from Gustave Eiffel's architecture: without any pillar obstructing the view, each table offers optimal visibility of the stage. The seating plan is accessible directly during your online booking. The most sought-after tables are those in the Golden Square, closest to the stage, included in the Napoleon package. If the view is your priority without going VIP, the Prestige package also guarantees the best seating in the hall.
Who designed the gastronomic menu served at Paradis Latin?
The menus at Paradis Latin were crafted by Chef Guy Savoy, one of the greatest names in French gastronomy, three-Michelin-starred. The desserts are signed by pastry Chef Pierre Hermé, dubbed the “Picasso of pastry.” This dual signature is found in every dinner package, from the Gustave Eiffel menu (starting from 180 €) to the event evenings. Each rate includes a complete three-course meal, drinks, the pre-show, and the grand revue.
What is the recommended dress code for entering Paradis Latin?
Paradis Latin requires a proper and neat dress code, befitting the prestige of this Parisian cabaret monument. For gentlemen, a jacket and shirt are expected; sneakers, ripped jeans, and sportswear are to be avoided. For ladies, a dress, a smart skirt, or an elegant ensemble is naturally required. This dress code is an integral part of the experience and helps create an atmosphere of shared refinement. Dress as if you were going to one of the finest Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris, and the evening will begin before you even step through the doors.
How do I book for Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve at Paradis Latin?
Festive evenings sell out several weeks, even months in advance. It is strongly advised to plan ahead. For Christmas Eve, book the Christmas Eve Dinner Show (starting from 300 €). For New Year's Eve, the New Year's Eve Dinner Show (starting from 600 €) can be booked as soon as the calendar opens. Your e-ticket is confirmed instantly after online booking.
What is the duration of the L'Oiseau Paradis revue and the evening schedule?
The “L'Oiseau Paradis” revue choreographed by Kamel Ouali lasts 1h45 without intermission, for a total immersion in the world of Parisian cabaret. The show starts at 9:30 PM and ends around 11:15 PM. For packages including the gastronomic dinner by Guy Savoy, the welcome begins at 7:30 PM and a musical pre-show accompanies the tables throughout the meal. The complete evening, including dinner and revue, represents about 3h45 of artistic and gastronomic pleasure. To experience it fully, opt for the Gustave Eiffel package.
Is Paradis Latin accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes, Paradis Latin is committed to welcoming people with reduced mobility in the best conditions. The open configuration of the hall, inherited from Gustave Eiffel's architecture, naturally facilitates movement and visibility, with ground-level access. It is recommended to contact the team directly when booking to specify your specific needs: the welcome team can prepare your arrival and guide you to the most suitable tables. The hall is also accessible with strollers, making it easier for families to attend, especially for the My First Cabaret show.
Can I attend the Paradis Latin show without having dinner?
Yes, two packages without meals are available and give access to the full 1h45 revue, never shortened. The Show & Glass of Champagne Package (starting from 100 €) includes one glass per person upon arrival. The Show & 1/2 Bottle of Champagne Package (starting from 115 €) is more generous for enjoying bubbles throughout the show. These options are ideal for beautifully extending an evening already started at a restaurant; the welcome then begins at 9:00 PM.
Is there a vegetarian option and a children's menu at Paradis Latin?
Yes, a refined vegetarian option is offered in the dinner packages, highlighting market vegetables, the perfect egg, and infused broths. A children's menu is also available for those up to 12 years old: the youngest enjoy an adapted menu, accompanied by non-alcoholic drinks instead of wine and champagne. For an outing designed for the whole family, the Christmas Eve evening even offers a dedicated festive children's menu, with smoked salmon, veal fillet, and prestige macarons.
How does the e-ticket and fast-track access work at Paradis Latin?
After your online booking, your e-ticket is sent instantly by email. Simply present it on your smartphone screen at the entrance, with no printing required. For priority access, the Napoleon package (starting from 280 €) includes direct fast-track access and a personalized VIP welcome that guides you to your table in the Golden Square, with no waiting.
Why is the Paradis Latin's July 14th Gala held on the Seine?
For the National Day, Paradis Latin transposes its cabaret spirit onto the water during an exclusive event. The Gala Evening (starting from from) embarks at Quai Henri IV for a dinner cruise by Lenôtre, accompanied by Bollinger champagne and an exclusive show by the troupe. The boat then stations facing the Eiffel Tower to admire the fireworks from the best seats, before a dance party hosted by a DJ until 1 AM. With very limited places on board, this unique evening must be booked well in advance.
There are evenings that are talked about for a long time. Evenings where the dinner is as beautiful as the show, where every bite prepares the eye for the next wonder. At Paradis Latin, this promise is not a sales pitch: it's a reality experienced by thousands of guests every year, eyes wide open and taste buds awakened. As soon as you step through the doors at 28 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine, Paris transforms. The everyday fades away. The celebration begins. The oldest cabaret in the capital still in operation, Paradis Latin has reinvented a centuries-old art without ever betraying it, entrusting its kitchen to a three-Michelin-starred Chef and its stage to one of the most inventive choreographers of his generation.
Entrusting the menu of a cabaret to a three-Michelin-starred Chef is a rare act. An act that speaks volumes about the ambition of Paradis Latin. Guy Savoy, a leading figure in French gastronomy, has created menus for this exceptional venue that rival the finest tables in the capital. Three dinner-show packages structure the offer, each catering to a specific desire.
The Gustave Eiffel Dinner Show Package opens the doors to this universe with elegance. You will enjoy a starter, main course, and dessert of your choice, crafted from fresh and refined ingredients, with a vegetarian option available for all guests. Poultry and veal pâtés en croûte, Paradis Latin salmon colors, or spiced coquelet accompany Pierre Hermé's “choco-vanilla” kiss. Mineral water, Domaine de la Brillane red wine, and Pommery champagne are included, with no surprises on the bill. It's the ideal entry point for a first-time cabaret experience, offering excellent value starting from 180 €.
If proximity to the stage matters to you, the Prestige Dinner Show Package takes it up a notch. Beyond guaranteed best seating in the hall, the menu is more ambitious: duck foie gras, crispy lamb shoulder, cod with all flavors, or veal Wellington, followed by Pierre Hermé's “Montebello.” This privileged position ensures a central and unobstructed view, so you don't miss any of the choreography. Prices start from 210 € for this upgrade.
The Napoleon Package takes the experience to its logical conclusion: fast-track access, personalized VIP welcome, seating in the Golden Square closest to the stage, half a bottle of Bollinger champagne per person, and a souvenir photo. It's the royal treatment from start to finish, ideal for a marriage proposal, a significant birthday, or any occasion that deserves the grand gesture, starting from 280 €. Each dish tells a story, and when the dessert service arrives, it's Pierre Hermé, dubbed the “Picasso of pastry,” who puts his sweet signature on this exceptional evening.
Have you already dined in the city, or do you simply want to experience the essence of the cabaret? Two packages without meals await you. The Show & Glass of Champagne Package is the lightest option: one glass per person served upon arrival, followed by 1h45 of the complete revue, without any interruption. Starting from 100 €, it's the chic and quick option to extend an evening. If you prefer to savor champagne throughout the show, the Show & 1/2 Bottle of Champagne Package is more generous with bubbles, starting from 115 €. In both cases, you enjoy the same grand revue as guests who chose the dinner. The welcome begins at 9:00 PM, the curtain rises at 9:30 PM, and the grand finale lights up the hall around 11:15 PM.
Paradis Latin does not forget the youngest. My First Cabaret is a family-friendly interactive show staged by Kamel Ouali, accessible from age 3. For 1h45, a troupe of 25 artists combines dance, song, and burlesque magic, with Durel, winner of The Voice Kids 2023, as the guest of honor. The immersive welcome begins at 1:30 PM for a performance at 2:15 PM. Starting from 50 €, it's the best introduction to cabaret for both young and old, in a ground-level hall accessible to strollers and people with reduced mobility.
Kamel Ouali is not an ordinary choreographer. Revealed by major French musicals, he has forged an inimitable artistic language, blending classical rigor with contemporary energy, assumed sensuality, and sharp humor. The cabaret show he created for Paradis Latin is a true wonder machine. Each tableau follows the previous one with a fluidity that is part ballet, part musical comedy, and part traditional revue. The international troupe masters both the French Cancan in its most authentic version and the most demanding contemporary dance techniques. And when the curtain falls on the finale, the audience is on its feet. This show is, without a doubt, one of the most accomplished live revues in Paris today, featured in all the house's dinner and show packages.
Throughout the year, Paradis Latin transforms to celebrate the most beautiful dates. For lovers, the Valentine's Day Dinner Show adds Bollinger Rosé champagne and Pierre Hermé's “Ispahan” cheesecake to the gala dinner, for a romantic evening starting from 275 €. In December, the Christmas Eve Dinner on December 24th features a festive menu by Guy Savoy, with his famous “Albufera” vol-au-vent, a dedicated children's menu, and the “Mogador” dessert, starting from 300 €.
To welcome the new year, the New Year's Eve Dinner Show offers nearly eight hours of festivities, with grand crus like Clos du Marquis 2000 and Bollinger R.D 2008 champagne depending on the chosen package, and a dance party with unlimited champagne until 3 AM, starting from 600 €. Finally, for the National Day, the July 14th Gala takes the troupe on the Seine: a dinner cruise by Lenôtre, exclusive show, and fireworks facing the Eiffel Tower, starting from from. These event evenings sell out weeks in advance: early booking is highly recommended.
Before being a cabaret, Paradis Latin is an exceptional building. In 1889, Gustave Eiffel completely rebuilt this Latin Quarter theater. His architectural signature is immediately recognizable: bold metal framework, majestic arches, and above all, a design intended to offer each spectator perfect visibility, without any pillar obstructing the view. Classified as a Historic Monument and located within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Seine Banks area, the theater embodies several centuries of Parisian history. Founded under Napoleon in 1803, resurrected by Jean-Marie Rivière in 1977, it has traversed the ages without ever losing its soul. Seated at your table in this golden and velvet setting, you dine in one of the living works of the Belle Époque.
Paradis Latin is located in one of the most historically rich districts of the capital. The 5th arrondissement, the intellectual cradle of Paris, gives the cabaret a decidedly different atmosphere from its Montmartre counterparts: more intimate, more literary, more dense. The Sorbonne, the Pantheon, and Notre-Dame de Paris create an exterior setting that matches the experience inside. To get there, the Cardinal Lemoine metro station on line 10 is the most direct, just a two-minute walk away. The Jussieu station, served by lines 7 and 10, is a convenient alternative, and travelers on RER B or C will disembark at Saint-Michel Notre-Dame, from where a walk along the quays naturally leads to the entrance. By car, the Maubert Collège des Bernardins parking is the most suitable option. As for attire, Paradis Latin maintains a standard befitting its rank: jacket and shirt for gentlemen, dress or elegant ensemble for ladies. This is not an arbitrary formality: it is the first act of the evening. Dress as you would for one of the finest Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris, and Paradis Latin will repay you a hundredfold.
