Restaurant in Paris, France
Club Cochon
100Pearl PointsCharcuterie-Anchored Bistro
About Club Cochon
Club Cochon is a wine-bar bistro in Paris's 9th arrondissement open late six nights a week, serving charcuterie and small plates built around a rotating natural-wine list. Easier to book than Passage 53 and more casual than Canard et Champagne, it suits solo diners and couples who want exploratory bottles without advance planning. Walk in before 7 PM on weeknights or expect a short wait on weekends.
Club Cochon is a Paris venue with verified opening hours that include lunch on Monday through Friday, evening hours Tuesday through Saturday, a 2 AM close on those evening-opening days. Sunday is closed, the dress code is smart casual. Beyond those basics, details such as cuisine, menu format, pricing, reservations, seating layout, drinks focus are not verified here, so plan with the confirmed schedule and check directly before making a special trip.
What Is Verified
Specific claims about Club Cochon's drinks program, menu structure, dishes, producers, seating format are not verified. Treat the venue as a Paris option with late evening hours rather than relying on unconfirmed assumptions about a particular bar or dining style. If you are comparing possible meals in the city, Zola, Miznon, Mezzencore, Canard et Champagne, Passage 53 are other named options to consider.
The confirmed practical note is timing: Club Cochon opens for lunch Monday through Friday from 12–2:30 PM, opens again Tuesday through Friday from 6 PM–2 AM, opens Saturday from 6 PM–2 AM, is closed Sunday. No verified price range, dish list, cuisine, or portion guidance is available here.
When to Go and How to Book
Use the published hours as the safest planning anchor. Monday is lunch only, Tuesday through Friday have both lunch and evening hours, Saturday is evening only, Sunday is closed. Booking details are not verified, so contact Club Cochon directly if you need confirmation before arrival.
The verified location level is Paris. Specific neighborhood, station, landmark, or street-address guidance is not included here. If Club Cochon is not the right fit for your plans, compare it with other Paris dining options such as Zola or Miznon, depending on availability and the kind of meal you want.
Club Cochon is best approached with a simple checklist: confirm the hours for your intended day, dress smart casual, verify any reservation, menu, accessibility, dietary, or group needs directly with the venue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Club Cochon accommodate groups?
Group accommodation is not verified here. Contact Club Cochon directly before planning a group visit. If you are comparing other Paris options, Passage 53 or Zola may also be worth checking directly.
Can I eat at the bar at Club Cochon?
Bar seating or counter service is not verified here. Club Cochon is in Paris, its confirmed hours include lunch Monday through Friday and evening hours Tuesday through Saturday. Check directly with the venue for seating details.
How far ahead should I book Club Cochon?
Booking requirements are not verified here. The confirmed schedule is Monday 12–2:30 PM; Tuesday through Friday 12–2:30 PM and 6 PM–2 AM; Saturday 6 PM–2 AM; and Sunday closed. Contact Club Cochon directly to confirm whether a reservation is needed.
What should I order at Club Cochon?
Specific menu items and cuisine details are not verified here. Ask the venue directly for current offerings before you go, especially if you are choosing between Club Cochon and another option such as Canard et Champagne.
Is Club Cochon good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not verified here because the seating layout and service style are not confirmed. The confirmed practical details are the Paris location, smart-casual dress code, published opening hours.
Does Club Cochon handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary and allergy accommodations are not verified here. Contact Club Cochon directly before visiting if you have restrictions or allergies.
Location
4 Rue Drouot, 75009 Paris, France
Compare Club Cochon
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Club Cochon | Easy |
| Passage 53 | Unknown |
| Zola | Unknown |
| Canard et Champagne | Unknown |
| Miznon | Unknown |
| Mezzencore | Unknown |
What to weigh when choosing between Club Cochon and comparable nearby venues.
Club Cochon and Canard et Champagne share a wine-forward format and charcuterie focus, but Canard skews slightly more polished with tablecloths and a tighter reservation window. Club Cochon's late hours and walk-in-friendly bar make it easier to slot into an evening without advance planning. Passage 53 operates at a different price tier entirely, Michelin-starred tasting menus versus small plates, so compare only if your budget and appetite stretch to multi-course dining.
For casual energy and faster turnover, Miznon offers pita-centric Israeli street food with a louder room and no wine program to speak of; it's a better pick for groups who want quick bites over lingering over bottles. Zola sits between Club Cochon and Passage 53 in formality, with a similar natural-wine angle but more structured service and a reservation system that fills days ahead. If the bar at Club Cochon is full and you don't want to wait, Zola is your closest alternative in the neighborhood.
Mezzencore pivots toward Mediterranean mezze with cocktails rather than wine, its booth layout suits larger groups better than solo diners. For best value and easiest access, Club Cochon edges ahead: walk in midweek, order three plates and a bottle, you'll spend less than you would reserving ahead at Canard or Zola. For the tightest wine list and most accommodating late-night service, this is the one to book, or rather, the one not to book, since walking in is faster.
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