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Cafe de Paris in generalNewest Review: ... De Paris is open 6pm to 3am, firstly as a restaurant then as a club. We arrived just before 11 so I can not comment on the restaurant aspect of the Cafe De Paris. There is a menu on the website and it seemed to be fairly expensive but in keeping with prices with other up market places in London's West End. Entry is not exactly cheap. My friend had booked a guest list so it cost us £15 to ... more |
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Read Reviews for Cafe de Paris in general
by - written on 07/06/09 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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When it come to clubs and pubs I'm an eternal student and always will be. I like to feel comfortable with my surrounding and abhor pretentiousness clubs and bars. I would rather have a nice cosy pub where I can get a seat and chat to my friends or have fun and make a bit of a fool of myself to some cheesy music in an indie or cheese club than try to hard at a place that is up its own bottom. I've never been a real clubber preferring indie, rock and cheese clubs and could not differentiate between handbag house and happy hardcore if my life depended on it. So why was I at Cafe De Paris, an "excluisive2"venue beloved of the celebs and wannabes last Saturday ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/05/01 (Very useful, 230 readings)
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I was given an invitation to cafe de Paris while minding my own business shopping in London. The invitation said two friends and I were invited as part of a hand picked crowd of modelratti and glitterati, to come to an opening night at cafe de Paris. After about a day of deciding whether or not this invitation was actually legitimate we decided to give it a go. We arrived to quite a short queue which is always a good thing when wearing your latest stiletto heels, we got in for free because of this invitation though I think usually the entry price can be anything from £15 upwards. Our first stop was to the loos, there were only two which seemed odd for such a large club, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/03/01 (Useful, 301 readings)
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I've been to The Cafe de Paris maybe three times, once as a fresher event, once on an ordinary night, and once on the 'Storm night'. The venue is stunning. It's a full on attempt at over stated opulence, and they do it pretty well. A broad circular balcony overlooks the dance floor, some seated areas, the stage and a bar below. It's supposedly members only, but that I think is arbitrarily imposed. The University night was brillant, with a unusually well dressed crowd giving it their all. The other nights were alot worse. There is no shortage of extremely attractive women. Also, as my title hinted at, lots of rich (or wannabe ... Read the complete review
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