*** (02/01/2017 04:42)
I wanted to go to a nightclub while I was on vacation in Paris, and saw this place was right next to my hotel.

*** (25/03/2017 21:06)
Great place for dancing. We arrived around 1am on a Friday night and the place was packed. Friendly service and coat check. The dance floor is huge. We had a great time. Only complaint is that we wish the DJ would mix up the music a bit instead of playing a half hour of Cumbia, followed by a half hour of Bachata, followed by a half hour of Kizomba, followed by a half hour of Salsa... you get the message... one of each dance to mix things up would be good. Otherwise this is a great place to dance and hang out. People were nice and lots of great dancers!

Price was 8 Euro on Sunday Night including free drink coupon. I would suggest getting a beer or wine as my Cuba libre was a small amount of rum and a ton of soda.

The place had a nice crowd. I would recommend to any foreigner that is comfortable with Miami/NYC/Caribbean nightclubs. The room was very authentically Parisian, not many foreigners here on a Sunday night. Overall a very interesting experience.

*** (31/12/2016 02:35)
A fun place to go!

*** (03/09/2017 06:15)
I did travel from puerto Rico to visit paris with 5 friends.. this people don't let us go inside, using ridiculous excuses.. Don't do there, dont waste your time going there..

*** (31/12/2016 21:48)
The service was sub par. Nobody came to take my order so I had to get up out of my chair and ask myself. I didn't even have my hover board with me. I had to walk!

*** (06/06/2016 22:42)
You can eat, you can dance or do both. A fun place to go to. I like to dance so for all new dancers go to their dancing classes and enjoy a few drinks.
Can be very crowded on the weekends, especially Friday and Saturday.
Yet a good place to meet people.

*** (08/01/2017 04:42)
This place has a big dance floor, great music, many people to dance with, and an overall pleasant atmosphere .....EXCEPT the middle-aged woman at the cash register by the entrance. Watch out for this one, and don't catch her in a bad mood... wait, that's every night she's there! If you can avoid her do! And don't speak English in front of her either (even to your friends), she just might snap and yell "GO!" at you. I think she is either the owner or the owner's wife. Her short-tempered attitude is the only thing that makes la Pachanga unpleasant. She seems so unhappy and miserable to be there that even if she doesn't offend you, her wretchedness almost makes you feel sorry for her and kills the buzz.

I dance to Latin music in the United States, and this place was a lot of fun. Great salsa and bacahta tunes. There was also an interesting form of French Reggaeton called "Tropiques"