Wanderlust

Great venue! Many different rooms each with a live dj. The music was great, would definitely go back and recommend to anyone who likes dancing, techno, and dj

This was a lit spot on a Saturday Night… A Bottle/Table was only $250€ The DJs were great. It was definitely a show. The room was huge, and Saturday was PACKED. It was wheelchair accessible! I saw multiple people in wheelchairs enjoying themselves and maneuvering around. Music for everyone. Multiple Rooms. Don’t expect service, food, waiters, etc. This is just a straight club. Even when you get your bottle, they just give you your bottle and section, and that’s it for the night.

They don’t let people in based off their beauty standards. I had friends in for a bday, was joining them after, they didn’t care about listening to anybody. They judge you by looks. You can be well dressed up, if your face/height/beauty doesn’t fit their standards, you won’t be let in a busy night unless you get in early. They give you refund for your tickets but don’t tell you that obviously you have fees from shotgun app where you booked your tickets. It sucks because the vibe and music is fun but I ain’t gonna support this kinda business lines of work.

Discriminatory Experience at the entrance! I visited Wonderlust November 9, 2025. I came all the way from Belgium, taking a long bus ride to this remote location, only to be met with rude and discriminatory treatment at the entrance. The tall black security men at the door were extremely brutal and unprofessional and treated my friend and I unfairly. Ironically, despite being black himself, he seemed to discriminate against other black visitors. The security staff acted bossy, lacked basic communication skills, and made the entire experience frustrating and uncomfortable. We were not in the company of a ladies which seemed to affect how were treated and we didn't know that's the business they do with women to extort money from me something that should never happen at a supposedly inclusive venue in modern society.If you are new in Paris I strongly do not recommend visiting Wonderlust Club in Paris. It’s disappointing to see such behavior in a place that should celebrate diversity and hospitality.

Terrible experience — would not recommend. Visited Paris for the first time with a couple of friends and bought tickets for an event at this venue on the 4th of July. Unfortunately, it turned out to be the worst night out we’ve ever had. The bouncers were extremely rude and dismissive, completely ignoring us while letting others — some of whom didn’t even have tickets — go in ahead of us. We stood in line for over two hours, only to be denied entry for no clear reason. It was frustrating, disappointing, and felt like a complete waste of time and money. Definitely not how we expected to spend our night in Paris.

One of the best places I ate and chilled at. Great food and vibe and a large seating area. It overlooks the River Seine and gives a great view in the evening. Food was great and drinks were perfect. Had a large pizza with some nachos.

Its a lot of fun! I like the indoor outdoor split. But indoor has no ventilation. Make sure to carry a fan or stand near the exit. Sometimes it feels like it's crowded over capacity. But generally a fan of the architecture of the space. Came twice once for LA Abidjan and the other was a generic Friday.

As a tourist, my experience was not great! This place was recommended to me by a local so I wanted to try it. 20€ entry to a place that is completely crowded. There is no way to move around without being stuck with each other. Very arrogant security staff. At the end of the evening, I had to wait for an Uber alone to return to my hotel and I asked to stay alongside them because I kept being bothered by the guys (from the club or even homeless guys), they just ask me to move ! When I read the other comments, I see that what is happening is a scandal, but what is even more scandalous is the lack of reaction from the owners ! Do Better!

Wheelchair Accessible - It was awesome to see four people having fun moving around the club in their wheelchairs! It's really great that everyone can enjoy the club together. Very cool! Great ParaOlympics nightlife. Great nightlife altogether! Didn't have food here but... I really had a great time!!

We were denied entry because we were not locals. the bouncer pushed me to the ground & snatched my phone. I uploaded photos with goo review.

We were told we could not get in because a friend was wearing sandals but when another person of French descent came, they were let in wearing sandals. Very discriminatory and would not recommend.

I am from the US and I recently went to this club. They did not let me in because I had sandals then they let the lady behind me in with sandals. If you are from America and you are black Parisians don't fuck with you the black Parisians are Parisians before they are black.

If you do not speak French, do not come here!!!!!! they discriminate against people who aren't French. Men AND women. My friends and I were American and couldn't get in. Cover was 15 euros. They wouldn't say why we were denied entry. We tried to even pay 40 euros and they said no. As we were leaving we watched some Canadian girls try to get in and they got denied entry too. Beautiful Girls at that. IF YOU ARENT FRENCH DO NOT GO THERE ! DONT WASTE YOUR TIME

DO NOT GO HERE!!!!! I tried to go here with a few friends and one of them was turned away for looking "tired". I tried to reason with the bouncer and say "It's 1 am most people are tired !!!" This is a completely bullshit reason to deny someone entry, not drunk, not causing a scene, not unwilling to comply, JUST TIRED. Are you kidding me? It should not be a circus show to get into a club. My friend was gong to be excited once IN the bar, not particularly chipper talking to bouncer. Again, not rude not saying anything BUT JUST "LOOKING TIRED"????

Came to this nightclub July 19, to celebrate my birthday. Chose this one over all others in Paris. No line, walked right up to bouncers they instantly rapid fire French, i only understand a little as i am American. I politely asked them if anyone spoke English and one girl answered. She asked how many in my group, i answered 4. She said sorry not happening tonight we are full. While waiting for a uber To pick us up, we counted 28 people being let into the club. Now we were dressed nice, not intoxicated or being rude. We asked once more could we come in since it was my birthday. We are all over 21. No. Leave they said. Another couple was standing outside and they live in Paris . They are not French but have lived there 4 years. They said might as well go somewhere else they only let French locals in. I believe this should def be placed in the about section. If you only let French locals in then don't make people waste money and time ubering over to your club!!! Waste Of time and money!! We found another club and had no Problem being let inside and they were all so polite!!!

This was a good club our first night of arriving in Paris, everyone very kind just slow taking orders at the bar since it was only one person with about more than 25 people in a line waiting. Music was very modern and had a little bit of everything.

Wanderlust is a fun place to party when it's nice out in the summer. It's open-air and you have a great view of the Seine river. There is also an indoor section if you get cold, or if you aren't feeling the music outside and want to change for a different ambiance. You can sometimes get free entry on guest lists, which is definitely worth looking into. The cons would be the drink prices! It's pretty pricey (but again, this is Paris), so unless you're a baller, I suggest having a drink or two before coming. A final plus would be that you can also order food here :)

Had a great night out here Thursday night! Wonderful venue overlooking the Seine. Nice relaxed crowd. Vibe is friendly and a bit hipster. Lots of lights outside. Large projected screen playing music videos on the dance floor. Outdoor seating for those who just want to drink and smoke. Indoor dance floor available. Recommended Occasions (NEW! in my reviews): Nights out with close friends, new friends, dates. Nice place to mix people. Lots of space for people to do whatever - smoke, play ping pong, talk, sit, stand, chat and dance. 14 euros for a drink. Enjoy! :)

The wanderlust is the place to be for take a drink with your friend by the water. This big terrace on the river is just perfect for chilling at the end of the afternoon (until the night)! The staff is little bit busy and don't have time for be very careful to the customer but they are smiley and this is the most important thing for me. Very good music too.

It's a cool place, but like everyone said, it's too expensive, too many guys, too long to get in and so on. Here's my last experience of the place: 08/08/2013 We came early because we knew how crouded it could get even on a thursday night, and well yeah the dude just decided not to let us in even if we were 2 guys & 2 girls well dressed. When my friend asked why he got ignored so he poked a bouncer who responded violently and shouted out "DON'T TOUCH ME" Happened with another couple few minutes behind us, and that guy even got called a fag and other names by the chief of bouncers. Wanderlust, I'm done with you.

Totally unexpected...but, we were kind of pulled into Wanderlust while we were looking for another bar to meet friends. For a Monday night, this place was great! Hip hop music, the crowd was young and beautiful and the drinks were pretty good. There was a huge line but, we were able to talk our way in ;).

I am absolutely torn by this spot. It's both terrible and wonderful at the same time. There's nothing better after a swim at Josephine Baker than a pint on the Seine, and now that the pop-ups (Vagelam, etc.) have closed down for the winter, this is really the only spot. It's fantastic to see something in the neighborhood after about a decade with nothing but the Frog and Batofar, and I'm all in favor of a bit more "vie de quartier.". The chaises-longues are a real treat, and you can play ping pong, get your hair cut, and see some art all at the same time. Amazing you say? The only problem is that if you go in the afternoon, the music is lamentably bad - in fact, it always seems to remind me of a W Hotel lobby. In the evening if you get there too late you have to deal with overly aggressive bouncers and absurdly long waits for drinks. On the other hand, the pizza and the wine are decently priced, so my advice is to get a table on the terrasse, get some pizza and down a couple bottles of wine while the sun goes down.

The bouncers there are the absolute scum of the earth. The most unfriendly people you'll ever meet, made us wait in line for 2 hours and then didn't let us in (3 girls 2 guys) for no apparent reason. I've been in the club before as well, and it's not worth it even if you do get in. This is a place to avoid at all costs. If you are a decent human being you deserve somewhere else

Although the drinks could be a little pricey, this place is awesome. Great music, stylish crowd, and amazing terrace overlooking the Seine. Get there early or try and have dinner before hand to avoid the line although it moved pretty fast. This place is huge, there's also an indoor area to dance and hear the music better. I was not disappointed, easily one of my new favorite spots in the city.

Terrible first experience. Pretty sure we were discriminated against due to the fact that we were American and did not speak French. I came here to explore Paris nightlife as it was my first time in the city. Had read some pretty negative reviews about the place but decided to give it a try. There was no line when we arrived and as soon as we got to the bouncer, a woman who also worked there told us there was a gay party going on. My sister and I replied with "okay that's fine" as we are accepting of everyone unlike these people. She directed us to the exit and told us that we should go, while opening the gate for us to leave through the side. Confused, I asked why we were not being allowed in. She was rude and told me she did not have to provide me with a reason. I was polite and not belligerent and when asked again she said that our response towards a gay party going on was "not enough" and that it did not sound like we wanted to go in, which makes no sense to me. I tried to explain that her reasoning was illogical and she just ignored us and began trying to attend the people behind us. It felt as if she was implying I had something against gay people. Her attitude was disgusting considering she didn't even bother to look at our IDs or be respectful after I explained to her and the bouncer that I only speak English. As an employee of a "known" establishment i cannot fathom how such actions can occur to people who came in only looking to experience Paris nightlife. I left feeling like garbage as she took the other people behind us (and in front of us) with no problem or questions at all. I had read that this club usually denies people from other counties and I can only hope this wasn't the reason why. Regardless, terrible service- would recommend others to believe the reviews placed as I did not and was treated like I had done something wrong.

Arnaud Frisch, owner of Wanderlust, Social Club and Savoir Faire in Paris doesn't pay its bills. We wait for our money for no 6 months.

good experience with an outdoor main stage and a smaller indoor dance room.

In short, one of our group was robbed on the terrace at Wanderlust and their response was insulting. With this review I hope to achieve a negative impact on their business as they felt their response would have no consequence. The longer version: We put a lot of effort into researching an appropriate venue for a group of about 30 traveling Canadians interested in dancing all night (politely of couse) after a wedding. Arranged a guestlist through their promoter Kevin, who was very helpful, and started ordering bottles (860 euros worth). No issues at the line and the reserved location was nice, albeit a little tight. Unfortunately, one of our group had his wallet stolen while ordering more drinks from the main bar. The two men put their arms around him and lifted his wallet and took off. We notified Kevin (promoter) who told us to let him know if we see the two men. A group went searching and found one of them who actually gave the wallet back with the cash and credit card missing. They even spoke to a bouncer during this transaction. By the time I had arrived with Kevin, the bouncer had let the guy go and denied ever having spoke to him. Naturally, we weren't happy and asked for some retribution only to be confronted with a wall of 'No, it's not my fault your friend was robbed'. We were very clear in noting that we understand these things can happen, we only want the issue to be dealt with appropriately and not snubbed and we wanted it dealt with quickly so we could continue celebrating the bride and groom's big day. It took 1.5 hours of badgering the promoter to contact the manager Mark and once we spoke to Mark it was 10 minutes of negotiating before they let us waive the remainder of the bill (360 euros) and they would bring us their best bottle of whatever. We went back to our section to wait for the bottle and the promoter came back to us after the manager had left and said the best he could do was give us one bottle for free. We were understandably irate at this point because Kevin had clearly taken the deal away from us. I asked him to get the manager back immediately and he ignored us the rest of the night and even cleared table of any remaining mixes just to put salt in the wound. Please do not support this establishment as they could care less about the experience of their patrons if things should go south. If you should choose to do bottle service, save paying any portion of your bill until the very end as your position will be much stronger if the bar is uncooperative.