Paris Lesbian Bars & Clubs

One of the few lesbian bars in Paris, 3W Kafe is a women-only bar but men can come in if they have female company.

3W has a small dance floor Located in Le Marais near So What, another lesbian bar. Closed on Mondays.

This unique establishment is not only a neighboorhood LGBT bar, but also part library, part billiard hall, part screening room with a space for yoga and self-defence courses too.

This feminist bar is run by a queer collective of activists, educators and artists who collaborate to make this space a generative space for community and LGBT+ focused activism.

Part grunge, part burlesque and part Caribbean in aesthetic, this reasonably priced feminist bar is open daily until 2am, holding a wide variety of inclusive LGBT+ events.

La Mutinerie is located in the Le Marais district, making it close to other gay bars, including the lesbian bar 3W Kafé which is only a 10 minute walk away.

Le Bar'Ouf is the cute and cosy lesbian bar owned by two women. It is a games bar, so expect so see ladies of all ages meeting to play billiards.

For reasonably cocktails and a fun atmosphere, the Le Bar'Ouf is perfect. Sip on the signature Le Bar'ouf cocktail while singing, dancing and enjoying the exhibition paintings!

Le Bar'Ouf is walking distance from La Mutinerie, making this a perfect stop along the way for a lesbian Paris tour!

La Champmesle is considered to be the *first* lesbian bar in Paris. It's been open since 1979.

The bar was opened by Josy and she's still in attendance. There are regular art exhibitions, cabaret shows and tarot card readings on Tuesdays.

Although it's a lesbian bar, men and people of indeterminate gender are welcome.

Cosy lesbian bar in Paris' Le Marais district. The space is small, and staff are friendly. It's a tad tricky to spot as there's no sign outside.

Good place to go if you want to party till late.

Premier nightclub & dance bar for the lesbian community in Paris. While the majority of the crowd is female, Rive Gauche welcomes all LGBT individuals and their allies.

Resident DJ plays an eclectic mix of house, groove, funk and electro in their variety of party nights.

Located at corner of rue du Sabot and Bernard Palissy, in the heart of the iconic Saint-Germain-des-Prés district.

Le Crazy Horse is a glamorous, Parisian cabaret club known for its provocative and sultry cabaret performances from their caste of professional women dancers. Founded by Alan Bernardin in 1951, Le Crazy Horse is a historic cabaret bar.

The strip teases are choreographed by the prolific Philippe Decoulflé, and although not specifically and LGBT venue, Le Crazy Horse is certainly a gay friendly spot along a lesbian tour of Paris.

Located in the 8th Arrondissement of Paris, Le Crazy Horse is place of glamour and style.