Giulia

There are Italian restaurants. And then there is Giulia, where Italy sings at the top of its voice all night long.

A stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, this singing restaurant brings the Dolce Vita to a cocooning interior: a long green Zéphyr bar, terracotta armchairs, pastoral wallpaper, bespoke carpet and oversized alcoves for groups of friends.

Dolce Vita on the plate

Vitello tonnato, beef carpaccio with Giulia sauce, spicy vodka rigatoni, Neapolitan-style fried pizzette and tiramisu: Italian classics receive generous modern updates, accompanied by Negronis, Bellinis and Spritzes.

From dinner to club, without stepping outside

The evening moves to live performances and DJ sets, with a repertoire of Italian songs that the whole room sings in unison. And when midnight strikes from Wednesday to Saturday, Giulia Club takes over until 05:00: a complete night without changing addresses.

Who is it for?

• Groups of friends who want to dine, sing and dance in one place
• An Italian birthday in an alcove
• Lovers of Italo disco and Italian hits

Why Giulia leaves an impression

Because few Paris addresses deliver on the whole promise: good food, a good singalong and a finish at dawn.

Giulia, Paris's Italian night out.