Pachamama
Venue Brief
Near-Bastille Incan goddess temple: Cretan soul meets French sophistication—Latin beats, techno pivot, dance-till-dawn Parisian mystique.
Venue Details
- Vibe
- DancingIntimate
- Age guide
- 25-45
- Dress code
- Smart Casual
- Cuisine
- PeruvianLatin American
- Demographic
- Tourists
- Music genre
- Commercial Hits
- Price
- $$$$
- Open season
- Year Round
- Clientele
- LocalsWestern EuropeanAmerican
- Offerings
- VIP BoothBottle ServiceTable Service
- Open times
- Mon ClosedTue ClosedWed ClosedThu 8 PM–4:30 AMFri 8 PM–5:30 AM BestSat 8 PM–5:30 AM BusySun Closed Busy
- Vibe score
- 5.5 / 10
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About Pachamama
Peruvian and Latin American plates set the tone early in the evening, before the room on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine shifts from dining to dancing and the commercial hits take over. Doors open at 8pm Thursday through Saturday, and the Friday and Saturday stretches run to 5:30am, which makes this one of the later-closing rooms in the Bastille area rather than a place you arrive at eleven and leave by one. Table service, bottle service and VIP booths structure the space, and the $$$ band reflects that — expect to be seated and served rather than jostling at a bar. Smart casual is enforced, the crowd skews 25-45 and mixes Parisians with Western European and American visitors, and the intimate scale means weekend nights fill quickly.
