There are dinners that end in a club. And then there is Pachamama, where both live under the same roof, in a historic building designed by Gustave Eiffel.
A stone's throw from the Bastille, the former Barrio Latino has become an American-style dinner club spread across several levels, with spectacular neo-vintage décor inspired by the lost paradises of Latin America.
La Cantina, above the dance floor
The restaurant, La Cantina, occupies the first floor overlooking the dance floor: you dine on Latin American specialities (ceviches, grilled dishes, pisco and mezcal cocktails) while watching the party take shape below, before heading down to join it.
The weekend ritual
Open Thursday to Saturday, with the restaurant from 20:00 and the club from 22:30, the venue embraces its role as a destination for a complete night out. Smart dress is required, reservations are strongly advised, and large groups are particularly welcome on Thursdays. Please note: the restaurant takes a summer break (reopening in late August), while the club stays open.
Who is it for?
- A complete evening: dinner followed by the club without stepping outside
- Lovers of Latin atmosphere and spectacular interiors
- A hen party or large group on a Thursday evening
Why Pachamama leaves an impression
Because few Paris venues offer this scale: an entire Eiffel landmark devoted to celebration.
Pachamama, a Latin night on a monumental scale.
In pictures
In motion
Ready to visit?
Book directly with the restaurant.