Few restaurants in Paris can claim to be a work of art. At the Cabaret Restaurant, at 2 rue Frochot in Pigalle, you dine beneath a monumental stained glass depicting Hokusai's great wave, created in 1929 by master glassmaker Georges Hagnauer and listed as a historic monument.
A journey through Parisian history
The 1837 mansion has lived many lives: a cabaret of the Roaring Twenties known as Le Shangaï, an avant-garde theatre, a gambling club... Today it has returned to its festive calling, with seasonal homemade French cuisine, live singers and DJ sets until 2am. Django Reinhardt lived just a few metres away — discover the full story.
Visiting Paris? Book your table online and experience a true Parisian night out, between Montmartre and the Grands Boulevards.
