Paradis Latin Show with Lunch and Champagne
Highlights
- Savor a three-course gourmet lunch prepared by Guy Savoy, who holds three Michelin stars, accompanied by red wine, champagne, and mineral water.
- Enter the historic Paradis Latin hall, constructed by Gustave Eiffel, for a sophisticated daytime affair.
- Marvel at the celebrated “L’Oiseau Paradis” cabaret performance directed by Kamel Ouali, with dancers, singers, acrobats, and comedians.
- Avoid the evening rush and steep costs— this lunchtime show delivers Parisian sparkle and elegance in a casual daytime atmosphere.
Your experience Indulge in a fine midday meal prepared by Guy Savoy and take in the famous Paradis Latin cabaret performance in the historic Latin Quarter of Paris. Getting Started Check in near the main entrance upon arrival at Paradis Latin from 12pm. At 12:30pm, lunch is served in the grand hall, where staff will guide you to your table and help with seating.
Your experience
Indulge in a fine midday meal prepared by Guy Savoy and take in the famous Paradis Latin cabaret performance in the historic Latin Quarter of Paris.
Getting Started
Check in near the main entrance upon arrival at Paradis Latin from 12pm. At 12:30pm, lunch is served in the grand hall, where staff will guide you to your table and help with seating. Following the meal, the show begins at 2pm.
What to Expect
Paradis Latin
Established in 1889 and reconstructed by Gustave Eiffel, Paradis Latin holds the title of Paris's oldest cabaret, celebrated for its dynamic acts and deep heritage. Situated in the center of the Latin Quarter, it provides a distinctive combination of French cuisine and live performances.
Features
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Gourmet lunch by Guy Savoy: Delight in a three-course menu created by Michelin-starred chef Guy Savoy, including options such as pâté en croûte, cod medallion, and raspberry chocolate puck, along with wine, mineral water, and champagne.
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L’Oiseau Paradis cabaret show: Watch an energetic revue overseen by Kamel Ouali, showcasing dancers, singers, acrobats, and comedians in stunning outfits, enhanced by inventive visual and sound effects.
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Historic venue: Eat and enjoy the performance in a hall crafted by Gustave Eiffel, immersing yourself in the tradition of Parisian cabaret from the 19th century.