Bonnie Paris

Bonnie sits on the top levels of 17 Bd Morland, high above the Seine. Floor-to-ceiling glass reveals a panorama of the city’s historic spires.

The club leans into its height to separate itself from the subterranean dens elsewhere in the city. While most of the local nightlife demands you retreat into dark, basement-level corners, Bonnie trades that enclosure for light and a wide-angle perspective. The kitchen offers sushi and seafood, a pivot from the typical bistro fare found in the 4th arrondissement. It is a louder, brasher iteration of a Parisian night out than the street-level brasseries nearby, and the house and hip-hop soundtrack reflects that. If you prefer your dinner with a side of city skyline rather than intimate, low-ceilinged seclusion, this is the place.