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Paris, Paris
Gay Marais cocktail bar since the '90s, with a weekend dancefloor.
Gay bar on Rue Vieille du Temple in Le Marais, a fixture of the neighborhood since the 1990s. The ground floor centers on a long bar under a glass skylight; upstairs, a mezzanine offers a quieter perch for cocktails. On weekends the exposed-stone basement opens as a dance floor with DJ sets. Yono draws a young, mostly gay Parisian crowd in their 20s and 30s — calm early evenings that build into louder, later nights. Happy hour runs 7–10 PM with pints at 5.50€. Rotating art exhibitions between the cocktails and the dancing.
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