If you’ve watched the movie Ratatouille, you know French cuisine tops the craving bucket list. As Paris is a culinary paradise, attending a cabaret means you have the opportunity to sample delectable French dishes prepared by talented chefs. From classic French fare to modern interpretations, your taste buds will be tantalized with every bite.
The top cabaret venues in Paris, Crazy Horse, Paradis Latin and Moulin Rouge, offer two different experiences based on preferences: the show only option or the dinner package. Confused on which one to choose? Here’s a breakdown:
Recommended tickets:
Crazy Horse Show Tickets with Optional Champagne
Paradis Latin Show with Optional Champagne
Moulin Rouge Show with Champagne
Recommended tickets:
Crazy Horse Show Tickets with Champagne and an Indulgent Dinner
Paradis Latin Show with Dinner and Champagne
Moulin Rouge Show with Dinner
It's not obligatory to book dinner with the show. You can opt for show-only tickets if you prefer. However, dinner-show packages provide a complete experience, combining exquisite French cuisine with captivating performances.
Paris cabarets typically enforce a smart dress code. Formal attire is required; shorts, flip-flops, sportswear, and sports shoes are not permitted. It's best to dress elegantly to match the sophisticated ambiance of the venues.
Yes, many cabarets offer vegetarian options. For instance, the Moulin Rouge provides a 3-course vegetarian dinner. It's advisable to check the specific menu of the cabaret you plan to visit and inform them of any dietary requirements in advance.
Dinner service typically starts 1.5 to 2 hours before the show. This allows guests ample time to enjoy their meal and the ambiance without feeling rushed. For example, if the show starts at 9pm, dinner might begin around 6:30 or 7pm.
Parisian cabarets serve French haute cuisine, often inspired by seasonal ingredients. You can expect classic dishes like foie gras, duck confit, or sea bass, followed by indulgent desserts such as crème brûlée or chocolate fondant. Menus often showcase the culinary heritage of France with modern touches.
Yes, beverages like champagne, wine, or soft drinks are typically included in dinner packages. Some venues offer free-flowing champagne with their premium packages. You can also purchase additional drinks during dinner if needed.
Many cabarets offer pre-show entertainment during dinner, such as live music, a singer, or instrumental performances. This adds to the ambiance and gets you in the mood for the main show.
No, the cost of the dinner and show package is all-inclusive, covering your meal, drinks (depending on the package), and show admission. Additional drinks or services are charged separately.