Faust

It’s very good. Large and Colorful and Good Sound system. But seriously I’m not recommend this club while raining 🤨coz water drops everywhere literally everywhere in this club, and floors are super Slippery

They don't even have a decent bar here! You can tell they cheaped out on everything. Too expensive for basic drinks at 12€ in cheap plastic cups.. they only had vodka and rum and some mixers, not even top shelf liquor! 20€ cover per person because of the location. Music was ok but it felt empty. No places to sit and rest your feet. We arrived around midnight on Saturday and it was quite empty and the lights were way too bright, kind of like when its the end of the night and they want you to leave so they turn the lights on.. people started coming in around 1h30. The place outside next door was more lively. Save your money. Go elsewhere.

Good food good music, nice style. We went there early in the evening (9pm) It is a mix of a restsurant/ club.

Went to watch Hot Since 82 here, great cosy club with a great sound system and light show. We were two English lads on a club night. My only advice watch yourself the crowd can get messy, so keep your wits about you. It’s not like being at home.

I was there for a clubbing event and it was pretty good! The security and staff was a little rude and rowdy, but I did try to understand that it is their job to keep people safe and in check. The atmosphere was great too, but at some point the lights became tooooo much and was blinding and tiring to even dance anymore. Overall okay experience!

The most disgusting place you can find in Paris. Bouncers, cloakroom attendants, and other staff have zero respect and tolerances. We spent more than 1H to enter the place and give our coats to cloakroom, everting was super disorganized. Drinks are awful and overpriced. Place is also full of people who don’t know how to behave properly. Defiantly do not recommend this rathole.

Totally disorganized. Confusion everywhere. Don't bother seeing any show there. Bought tickets online to a show and still had to wait in a 2 hour line with people that did not have tickets. Sad excuse for a venue.

Were there, on Google Maps it said it was open but it wasnt

Had the worst experience at this cocktail bar. Servers proceeded to look at us and not help til 20 minutes later, when we went up to the bar to get our drinks instead. When we sat down, they came to inform us that we would have to leave by 7pm because the section is reserved for people who will pay a 400€ minimum. Can't believe that they told us that. Did they ever think that we were well prepared to pay a 400€ minimum? Completely judgmental staff. Next time that I am interested in visiting a cocktail bar, it won't be Faust. I will advise all of my friends not to visit either. I shouldn't be treated like shit at a place where I am spending my money.

Don't go. This is the prime example of snotty French people that don't like tourist. Tables were Less than half full, but they did not have room. Walked by kitchen, was not impressed either.... save you money!

After visiting the Orangerie we stopped here for a fabulous lunch. Yelp has the location wrong on their map - it is under the Pont Alexander III Rive Gauche - you have to walk down to the river bank to get in. We started with an amuse bouche of goat cheese and anchovies - a beautiful creamy delight to start our lunch. Next we had sea bream which was absolutely beautifully prepared and delicious. The waiter informed us that their fish is caught that morning and I don't doubt it. We finished with creme brulee - quite delicious. The space is beautiful and the bathrooms are quite something - worth a look. Expect to spend at least 100 euro for two - worth every penny! At night it must be beautiful as you are on the Seine and the boats will be gliding past. Reservations strongly recommended.

I was a bit concerned about going here after reading the reviews but we were dying to go to a club atmosphere to change things up in paris and Nora En Pure was playing in the tunnel so we decided to give it a try. First impression of the outdoor bar area is it was wayyyy too packed with some seriously drunk people but we were going to the tunnel not that area so I cannot comment on the outside. The line was cramped and the bouncer was turning away groups that were all guys. Once we were in the place is so cool! the ceiling lights and the stone all around is really mind blowing. Definitely one of the best clubs ive been to for space a design plus getting a table was the cheapest thing ever, DO IT, don't buy drinks get a table , its cheaper than any table you will ever get in the states. The cons of this are really the drinks are expensive if you plan to buy one by one and there is no air conditioning and they would not open the windows. The temperature was soaring in here and the humidity was high. It was almost intolerable but we had a table to get out of the crowd so that helped. I suggest going when it is a bit cooler out.

The Tunnel is like the Showcase's pesky little brother, smaller and always getting into trouble. On the other side of the river, (the Seine separate these two worlds) this dance club is for the spoiled and security personnel should bring it down a notch, golden boys and random guys where being ejected constantly and there was even a 'fight' between one of them and a girl. Thing is the place is too small for a big crowd unlike the Showcase and you can't walk through the dance floor without being pushed or cursed at, people tumble, glasses break...Also the hip hop/pop/disco selection of DJ's so far has been pretty annoying. It's worth going to see the light show on the ceiling and play cool but I would choose the night carefully and your group of friends...it's very unlikely that you'll make any here.

My husband & I waited over 50 minutes for our order until my husband flagged down the manager to ask why others, who had arrived after us, were already eating. We are nice people & did our best to be friendly and polite, but I couldn't help feeling that, because we are American, we were not welcome. When we finally got our food I was too annoyed to enjoy it; a basic fish fillet and a weedy looking salad. We had to stand up, flag down a waitress, in order to pay our tab which no one could locate. Such a disappointment because the cafe is riverside with a great view of the bridge and passing boats.

Beautiful space, warm attentive service. Food was good, dessert was fabulous. Once they get the kinks out (four days open) it will be an experience.

You eat at Faust exactly once for curiosity but won't ever come back. The catchy name, an intriguing address and the promise of a chic, contemporary French "brasserie" were enough to lure me over. The experience didn't live up to my expectations though - not to the price of the menu. The waiters NEVER smile, nor are they charmful or anything - it's as if they were forced to work there and your presence only made it worse. You obviously don't expect big portions at fancy places - what you pay for is quality. When I received the main course of my 50eur 3-course meal (drinks obviously not included, who are we kidding) I lost all hope though. It was just a handful of steamed and fried roots some of which had not taste left but that of white pepper. This might have served as an appetizer or side dish and you'd have ignored the bad taste but what a joke of a main dish! When questioned about this the waiters were simply aggressive. Not chic! So please spare yourself the experience! But if you HAVE to go: Do yourself a favour and avoid the butter that tastes of dish-washer detergent, no kidding. (You will have to eat bread and butter in order to avoid going home hungry)