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Paris, Paris
Le Marais gay bar and restaurant with Sunday drag brunch, open nightly.
Who's is a Gay Friendly cocktail bar and restaurant at 14 Rue Saint-Merri, in the thick of the Marais and an easy walk from the Rambuteau métro. Fresh-fruit cocktails are the calling card, backed by one of the longer drink lists in the quarter and a menu of tapas to share; the room runs to dim lighting and a dressed-up, stylish feel rather than a dive. It works as both an early-evening sit-down and a late-night spot, with DJs and drag nights bringing the energy up as the hour gets later. Weekend brunch on Saturday and Sunday is part of the draw, served from late morning. If you want somewhere in the Marais that pairs a real cocktail program with room to actually sit and talk before the dancing starts, this is a solid anchor for the night.
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