See11th arrondissement

Cirque d'Hiver

Mainly used as a concert hall and venue for fashion shows today, the Cirque d'Hiver was built in 1852, as the name would suggest, as a winter venue for circuses.

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Clown Bar
The food served in this absolutely beautiful room is classic French. The decor is classic Circus, which makes sense since it's just two doors north of the building which has traditionally housed circuses passing through during the winter.
12:00-15:00 and 19:00-02:00The formule for lunch costs €13.50, while the dinner menu is €18.50. Ordering à la carte will cost you around €22
Eat11th arrondissement
Banoi
Tiny Vietnamese restaurant featuring fresh authentic Vietnamese spring rolls, soup and sandwich banh-mi. Mix and match tapas. Vietnamese drinks and beer. They do a huge take-out and delivery business.
Mon-Sat 12:00 - 14:30, 19:00 - 22:00€3 - 6.50
Eat11th arrondissement
Caffe Panem
Pasta and bruschetta featured in this small family-run café that serves good and cheap coffee (90 cents for an espresso cup), croissants and great home made sweets such as tiramisu (standard and with chestnut purée). Evenings feature pasta and toasted bruschetta.
Closed · opens 8:30 am tomorrow€8-20
Drink11th arrondissement
Bataclan
Ba-ta-clan
Attend a concert or have a drink at this popular café-concert music hall inaugurated in 1865 featuring brightly painted Chinese architecture. Always attracting a young crowd, the Bataclan has regained the splendor it once enjoyed and now books many emerging hip and rock acts. The café on the ground floor is outstanding, perhaps even better than in the old days. A memorial honoring those 90 persons killed in a terrorist attack on 13 Nov 2015 is across the street in a small park.