Le Caveau des Oubliettes

Jazz club · Sorbonne

Le Caveau des Oubliettes

Jazz club · Sorbonne

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52 Rue Galande, 75005 Paris, France

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Stone-lined jazz haunt with creative drinks, live music  

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52 Rue Galande, 75005 Paris, France Get directions

caveau-des-oubliettes.com
@lecaveaudesoubliettes

€10–20 · Menu

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52 Rue Galande, 75005 Paris, France Get directions

+33 7 88 42 08 62
caveau-des-oubliettes.com
@lecaveaudesoubliettes

€10–20 · Menu

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Sep 24, 2025

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"I love the small, intimate Le Caveau des Oubliettes in the Latin Quarter — an ex-wine cave dating back centuries — and it's my favorite of the three jazz clubs mentioned." - Matthew Kepnes

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Max Stout

Google
Amazing bar staff, creative and delicious drinks. Amazing and unique music performance space, with great sound and atmosphere. Weekly jam event schedule makes an amazing place for musicians to meet and perform. Apparently a lot of the Snarky Puppy guys used to come here and play at the jams, and now I understand why. Highly recommendedz

E. T. W.

Google
Vibes are great. Students get a discount to 5€ - cash only!! And going during happy hour before the first show is a great way to save money with their drink requirement per set.

Lucy Wang

Google
Came here with a group! 30 eur per person for 1 welcome drink, 1 glass of wine and planche (to share between 2) This place actually has AC when it's super hot out! I've been here twice now and love the place ! It's less touristy with the famous caveat de la hachette across the street. This one's much more chill and calm. (No space for dancing like the other one) But for me personally it's more pleasant to be in. Highly recommend 👏

Claire Weiser

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Wouldn't go back but an interesting experience. We were lucky and didn't have to wait long to get in, only about 30 minutes and we got spots inside at the bar (the waitress did a wonderful job managing people outside and inside while keeping track of everything, maybe put a sign on the door so that groups do not walk in when there is not space) . We bought a drink and before we went down for the music, they made us buy another (even though we still clearly had half left). We also payed for tickets though not expensive (5-10€). Music was good but atmosphere was lacking, no dancing room and crowd was not giving any energy (perhaps go somewhere else if you are looking for a livelier crowd).

Brenda Wong (Beans)

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Great vibes and server who tended to us was running around trying to get to everybody. Her energy was contagious. Absolutely adored her which is why I'm making this review. Unfortunately I forgot her name but here's a video of her dancing and hyping everyone up.

Lily account2

Google
Great jazz place, very small and intimate. Sound wasnt too loud even when sitting at the front. Drinks are expensive but entry for students is so cheap!

David Scearce

Google
We went to this place the other night and heard some fun American blues. The staff is friendly and helpful and the drinks are reasonably priced. The cave is small and of course a bit musty smelling (being a literal cave) but quite a fun Parisian jazz experience and much better than standing in line with all the influencers at that other place from that movie that we dare not speak its name. ;p

Thomas Beverly

Google
I loved it! There was a free concert, “what the funk”, and the band was absolutely extraordinary… the atmosphere was incredible! The waiters were ready to help us pick the best seats in the underground cellar, and were very open (we had changed minds twice already and were still welcomed)