Restaurants
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A popular, rugged neighborhood bar catering to the bear community and their admirers with a friendly, local feel.
LGBT-friendly resto-bar in the Marais quarter. With various events such as karaoke, shows and DJ sets.
A small Marais bar on Rue de la Verrerie with a Berlin edge: stylish bartenders and leather sofas for a quiet drink by day, and DJs playing more adventurous sets at night.
Small gay bar with rustic ambience and some cruising in the basement. Rather mature and middle-aged clientele.
Big LGBT-friendly cafe-bar with street terrace. Rather young and middle-aged clientele.
French cafe-bar with its share of gay guests due to its street terrace and location between the gay epicenter in the Marais and the stores around Rue Verrerie and Rue Rivoli.
Queer inclusive lounge bar with street terrace, karaoke evenings, cabaret, exhibitions and more.
A gay-friendly music bar on Rue des Lombards, on the Châtelet edge of the Marais, with a large street terrace and a regular events program.
Late-night Marais bar open every night from midnight since 2001, with three bars, DJs, free entry and a one-drink minimum.
Iconic gay bar in the heart of Le Marais on Rue des Archives, a Paris institution known for its lively terrace and welcoming mixed queer crowd.
Queer-friendly floating bar and restaurant moored on the Seine at Port des Invalides, known for its mixed crowd, outdoor dancing, and scenic riverside setting.
An Italian restaurant with a terrace on rue des Archives in the heart of Paris's Marais, open from morning until late.
Laid-back gay café, bar and restaurant on Rue du Temple in the Marais (formerly Le Carré), open from late morning until the small hours, with Sunday brunch.
Marais burger joint with a cheeky gay identity, serving burgers and fries to a post-bar crowd.