The Party: Former headquarters of the Basques in Paris, Le Trinquet Village gets a fresh look in a reorganized space that is cleaner and more chic. With selected street food stands, a restaurant, and a forthcoming cocktail bar, you can gather in groups on the spacious 4,000m² terrace. It's time for apéro!
Who You'll Meet: Two different vibes with fancy thirty-somethings calmly seated in the dining area and the golden youth of the 16th arrondissement enjoying the space to party without having to move too far.
On the Menu: From the food trucks, you'll find the superb Iberian charcuterie platter (€25) to share from La Bodega, truffle arancini (€6) and margherita pizza (€12) from Boccacia, the 6 oysters and a glass of wine combo (€18) at HSP La Cabane, and the #foodporn sandwiches from DWICH (between €10 and €12). Mmm...
The Perfect Moment: Weekdays after work, for a chilled and well-deserved drink... Especially on June 21st for their Fête de la Musique event with an already fantastic electro house lineup.
Trinquet Village, 8 quai Saint-Exupéry, Paris 16th. Open from 6 pm to 2 am from Tuesday to Saturday. All information is available online.
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