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Play Ping Pong in the restaurant!
The “home away from home” restaurant
The idea for this family apartment-style venue was to be able to entertain friends “at home” every night. The name comes from its location, right at the back of the 404 and Andy Wahloo.
Customers would like to choose where they want to sit, whether it’s in the lounge, dining room, bedroom or boudoir. The décor and furniture are an eclectic mix of styles. The food is French, simple and wholesome, made with the finest quality products.
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Derrière
69 Rue des GravilliersPlay Ping Pong in the restaurant!
The “home away from home” restaurant
The idea for this family apartment-style venue was to be able to entertain friends “at home” every night. The name comes from its location, right at the back of the 404 and Andy Wahloo.
Customers would like to choose where they want to sit, whether it’s in the lounge, dining room, bedroom or boudoir. The décor and furniture are an eclectic mix of styles. The food is French, simple and wholesome, made with the finest quality products.
Located in the heart of Paris in the sales room of the old pawnshop opened in 1777, Le Dôme du Marais offers an unusual and surprising setting for dinner in an elegant and refined environment.
The cabinet of curiosities leads from the entrance hall to an amazing winter garden bathed in light and vegetation where antique furniture and flea-market objects coexist. Once the impressive double door of the conservatory past, the visitor finally discovers themajestic dome decorated with gold leaf, which is part of the architectural heritage of Paris.
The menu revisits the classics of French cuisine is an absolutely modern way.
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Le Dôme du Marais
53bis Rue des Francs BourgeoisLocated in the heart of Paris in the sales room of the old pawnshop opened in 1777, Le Dôme du Marais offers an unusual and surprising setting for dinner in an elegant and refined environment.
The cabinet of curiosities leads from the entrance hall to an amazing winter garden bathed in light and vegetation where antique furniture and flea-market objects coexist. Once the impressive double door of the conservatory past, the visitor finally discovers themajestic dome decorated with gold leaf, which is part of the architectural heritage of Paris.
The menu revisits the classics of French cuisine is an absolutely modern way.
Popular North African food
404, Mourad’s first business in Paris, is based at 69 rue des Gravilliers in one of the oldest private houses in the capital, close to the districts of le Marais and Beaubourg.
404 has maintained its reputation as one of Paris’ top bars and restaurants since it first opened its doors 19 years ago.
When designing the unique look of 404, Mr Mazouz took great care in ‘orientalising’ the decor whilst respecting the original historic 16th century structure.
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Le 404
69 Rue des GravilliersPopular North African food
404, Mourad’s first business in Paris, is based at 69 rue des Gravilliers in one of the oldest private houses in the capital, close to the districts of le Marais and Beaubourg.
404 has maintained its reputation as one of Paris’ top bars and restaurants since it first opened its doors 19 years ago.
When designing the unique look of 404, Mr Mazouz took great care in ‘orientalising’ the decor whilst respecting the original historic 16th century structure.
Drinks & Nightlife
Andy Wahloo is a hip little bar that channels the king of pop art, Andy Warhol, through a Moroccan village (wahloo meaning ‘I have nothing’ in Arabic). In a pretty private building in the Marais owned by the Mazouz brothers, this kitsch alternative bar fits in nicely with its trendy neighbouring restaurants Le Derrière and Le 404.
From Wednesday to Saturday, DJs get the evenings going with sophisticated electro, hip-hop and tropical electro. T
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Andy Wahloo
69 Rue des GravilliersAndy Wahloo is a hip little bar that channels the king of pop art, Andy Warhol, through a Moroccan village (wahloo meaning ‘I have nothing’ in Arabic). In a pretty private building in the Marais owned by the Mazouz brothers, this kitsch alternative bar fits in nicely with its trendy neighbouring restaurants Le Derrière and Le 404.
From Wednesday to Saturday, DJs get the evenings going with sophisticated electro, hip-hop and tropical electro. T
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