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Paris, Paris
LGBTQ+ cocktail bar near Grands Boulevards with house-made cocktails
LGBTQ+ cocktail bar in the 9th arrondissement near Grands Boulevards, spread across two levels with a separate bar on each floor. Owner Florian built the cocktail program himself — six of the twelve signatures use house-made infusions and syrups, including the Darina (vodka, fresh basil, cucumber, elderflower, egg white) and Give Me the Honey (brown rum, Tonka bean, passion fruit). The tapas menu runs from homemade guacamole to southwestern French and Spanish charcuterie boards. Programming rotates between cabaret performances, burlesque shows, karaoke, and DJ sets from Thursday onward. Blue-and-beige retro decor and a no-dress-code policy keep things unpretentious — a SNEG & Co member bar that's explicitly inclusive without being scene-specific.
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