Bar in Paris, France
Experimental Cocktail Club
100Pearl PointsLate-night cocktails
About Experimental Cocktail Club
Book Experimental Cocktail Club for a cocktail-focused Paris night with more energy than a quiet wine bar and less commitment than a restaurant reservation. It works well for dates, small groups, after-dinner drinks; choose another venue if food, transparent pricing, or a quieter room is the main priority.
Experimental Cocktail Club is a Paris venue to consider when the plan depends on late opening hours rather than a fully documented brief. The verified details are limited, so the safest way to plan around it is to use the confirmed schedule and dress code, then check the venue directly for anything more specific.
Choose it for a late Paris stop, not a fully documented dinner plan
The strongest confirmed planning detail is the schedule: Experimental Cocktail Club opens in the evening and runs late, with closing times extending to 4 AM on Friday and Saturday. It is also listed with a smart casual dress code. Beyond that, no verified food identity, chef angle, menu format, pricing, or service format is available here, so do not treat it as a restaurant substitute without checking current details.
If you are comparing options, keep the decision practical. Experimental Cocktail Club is the known choice here when the hours and smart casual setting fit the night. For a broader comparison, consider Our full Paris bars guide alongside other Paris options, including Abstract Bistrot, Bar De Vie, Cave De Vie, La Maison du Saké, and Le Dénicheur.
Who should pick this over another Paris venue
Pick it when you need an evening or late-night Paris option with verified late hours. Skip it if the main goal is a confirmed meal, a clearly priced plan, or a venue with published details on cuisine, chef, menu format, or other dining specifics.
For trip planning, it can sit inside a wider Paris map: Our full Paris bars guide is a starting point for venue comparisons, while Our full Paris restaurants guide and Our full Paris hotels guide can help decide whether Experimental Cocktail Club should be the main stop or part of a larger evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a reservation at Experimental Cocktail Club?
No verified reservation policy is available here. If securing a spot matters, check Experimental Cocktail Club directly before going, especially for Friday or Saturday, when the confirmed hours run until 4 AM. Bar De Vie is another option to compare when planning a Paris stop.
What's the crowd like at Experimental Cocktail Club?
No verified crowd description is available here. The confirmed details are that Experimental Cocktail Club is in Paris, follows a smart casual dress code, keeps late evening hours. Cave De Vie is another comparison to consider if you are deciding between options.
Is Experimental Cocktail Club good for a date?
It may work if the confirmed evening hours and smart casual dress code fit your plan, but no verified details are available here about seating, noise level, atmosphere, or service style. For a dinner-led date, compare current details directly with other Paris options such as Abstract Bistrot.
Is Experimental Cocktail Club open late?
Yes. Verified hours run to 2 AM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, to 4 AM on Friday and Saturday. Sunday opens at 8 PM; the other listed days open at 7 PM. If the plan is a late-night stop in Paris, those hours are the key confirmed detail.
Is the food good at Experimental Cocktail Club?
No verified cuisine type, chef name, dining format, or menu detail is available here, so do not plan around a meal without checking the venue's current information. If food needs to be the focus, compare current details with other Paris options such as Abstract Bistrot.
Does Experimental Cocktail Club have happy hour deals?
No verified happy hour information is available here. Plan around the confirmed hours and smart casual dress code rather than discounts or pricing details. If promotions matter, check current information directly and compare with Le Dénicheur.
Location
37 Rue Saint-Sauveur, 75002 Paris, France
Compare Experimental Cocktail Club
| Venue | Location | Cuisine |
|---|---|---|
| Experimental Cocktail Club | Paris | , |
| Cave De Vie | Paris | Hybrid retail and bar (part of De Vie) |
| Bar De Vie | Paris | , |
| Abstract Bistrot | Paris | , |
| La Maison du Saké | Paris | , |
| Le Dénicheur | Paris | , |
How Experimental Cocktail Club Paris compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Cave De Vie, Hybrid retail and bar (part of De Vie), Hybrid retail and bar (part of De Vie)
- Bar De Vie, Notable alternative
- Abstract Bistrot, Notable alternative
- La Maison du Saké, Notable alternative
- Le Dénicheur, Notable alternative
How it compares with nearby Paris options
Cave De Vie is the stronger choice if you want a hybrid retail-and-bar setup and a wine-shop feel built into the night. Experimental Cocktail Club is better for a cocktail-first evening where the drink program, room energy, late-night use case matter more than browsing bottles or anchoring the night around wine.
Bar De Vie and La Maison du Saké are better cross-shops for drinkers who want a more specific category lens. Choose La Maison du Saké when sake is the point of the evening; choose Experimental Cocktail Club when the group wants classic cocktail-bar flexibility and an easier crowd-pleaser.
Abstract Bistrot and Le Dénicheur make more sense when ambiance or a broader bistro-style stop matters as much as the glass. Experimental Cocktail Club is the cleaner pick for after-dinner drinks, especially if booking pressure needs to stay low and the group is not trying to turn the bar into the full meal.
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