Le Quetzal is a LGBTQ+ bar in 4E, Paris.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Happy hour 17:00-22:00; weekend DJs start 23:00. The back room is busier after midnight.
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Address: 10 Rue de la Verrerie, 75004 Paris
Le Duplex in Paris's 3e Marais is one of the oldest gay bars on Rue Michel le Comte, now into its 38th year, with a mixed crowd that comes for new wave.
TipQuieter than the Rue des Archives strip; arrive before 22:00 for a stool. The smoking terrace is the meeting spot.
Listener in Paris's 2e is the Thomas de Coninck and Jérôme Thomas listening room on Rue Vivienne, with a high-fidelity main room, individual music-nap booths.
TipBook a listening booth 24 hours ahead; the main room is walk-in. Coffee by day shifts to natural-wine pours after 18:00.
Bambino in Paris's 11e is the Fabien Lombardi jazz-kissa listening bar and charcoal-grill tapas room on Rue Saint-Sébastien, with an audiophile system.
TipDinner seating 19:30-22:30 books out; after 23:00 the tables fold and the room becomes a 60-cap club.
Fréquence in Paris's 11e Bastille is the Matthieu Biron and Guillaume Quenza vinyl-only cocktail bar on Rue Keller, with 1980s funk-and-disco crates.
TipCocktails €13-15; Friday-Saturday DJ sets run to 04:00. The four bar stools at the back are the listening spot.
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TipClosed Sun-Mon; the first salon to the left is the calmer one. Cocktails €14-18.
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TipHappy hour 18:00-21:00, pints €3; live bands most Thursday-Saturday nights from 21:00.
