Festive Cabaret Baila Restaurant in Paris, where every day is a celebration

Yes, the Cabaret Baila Restaurant welcomes you for lunch as well as dinner. At lunchtime, you enjoy our French cuisine in a more peaceful atmosphere, ideal for a meal with friends, family or a business lunch. The evenings take a more festive turn, driven by live music.

The Cabaret Baila Restaurant is a festive restaurant located in Paris, in the Pigalle district, rue Frochot. You dine there in a lively atmosphere driven by live music, ideal for an evening with friends, as a couple or in a group.

The Cabaret Baila Restaurant is a Parisian restaurant that combines generous cuisine, a convivial atmosphere and live music. Set in a historic mansion in Pigalle, it offers an experience where people come as much to eat well as for the warm and festive atmosphere of the place.

The Cabaret Baila Restaurant is located rue Frochot, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, in the heart of the Pigalle district, a few minutes from Montmartre and the Pigalle metro station.

Yes. The Cabaret Baila Restaurant offers dining to music in a lively atmosphere. Live music accompanies the evenings and is an integral part of the experience, for a joyful atmosphere from the beginning to the end of the meal.

Absolutely. The Cabaret Baila Restaurant is an ideal address in Paris to celebrate a birthday, a bachelor or bachelorette party, or any evening with friends. The festive atmosphere and live music make it a perfect place for occasions worth celebrating.

You can book a table at the Cabaret Baila Restaurant directly online on our booking page, in a few clicks. Booking is recommended, especially at weekends and on busy evenings.

Yes, the Cabaret Baila Restaurant offers private hire of its room in the heart of Paris, in the 9th arrondissement, for your corporate events: team night, end-of-year dinner, seminar, product launch or professional cocktail party. Our team supports you in organizing your event, with menus adapted to your format and your budget. For any private hire request, contact us via our contact page.

The stained glass windows are discovered from the restaurant dining room, which they envelop over their entire height. The best way to admire them is therefore to book a table for dinner or to come for a drink: you will enjoy the great Hokusai wave bathed in light, an experience that the view from the street does not reveal.

The stained glass window was created in 1929 by the Parisian glass painter Georges Hagnauer, heir to a family mirror workshop that took part in the construction of the Petit Palais. His works are now enjoying renewed recognition: several of his stained glass windows have been acquired by the Carnavalet museum, the museum of the history of Paris. His great wave inspired by Hokusai is listed as a historic monument.

Yes. The facades, roofs and stained glass windows of this 19th-century mansion have been listed as historic monuments since 2003. Dining at the Cabaret Baila Restaurant therefore means dining at the heart of a heritage-protected building, beneath a protected work of art.

Built in 1837, this mansion has had several lives: a Sino-Japanese inspired cabaret in the interwar period under the name Shangai, an avant-garde theatre from 1954 to 1966 with the Théâtre en Rond where Michel Piccoli trod the boards, then a gaming club and a reception hall. After major restoration work, it now returns to its festive vocation. You will find the full story on our page dedicated to the history of the place.

Yes. The legendary jazz guitarist lived at 6 avenue Frochot, the neighbouring private avenue, whose gate is right next to our entrance, in the 1940s and until 1951. A plaque on the facade recalls his presence. The avenue was also a refuge for artists: Alexandre Dumas and Toulouse-Lautrec lived or worked there, and Victor Hugo stayed there on his return from exile in 1870. Dining with us, you are a few metres from these places of memory.

Avenue Frochot is a private avenue closed by a gate, so it cannot be visited freely. However, the Cabaret Baila Restaurant is located at its entrance, at 2 rue Frochot: it is the only way to enjoy the atmosphere of this secret corner of Pigalle, and to admire from the inside the famous stained glass window that marks the entrance to the avenue.