LGBTQ+ bar & restaurant · Colonel Fabien – Belleville (10e) · Paris
La Fierté
29 Rue de Sambre-et-Meuse, 75010 Paris, France
Practical info
- Entry
- Free entry, events included.
- Getting there
- Colonel Fabien metro station (line 2), 400 m away, or Belleville (lines 2 and 11), 420 m away. There’s a short walk to the entrance.
- Vibe
- A queer and straight-friendly bistro with a diverse crowd. A terrace seating around thirty people; there isn’t really a dance floor – people just stand around the bar. DJ sets featuring pop, electro disco, techno, Afro house, music from the 70s to the 90s, and Arab pop.
Opening hours
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday to Saturday18:00 – 01:30
- Sunday17:00 – 00:00
Hours are indicative. Please check with the venue.
A queer bistro in the 10th arrondissement
La Fierté describes itself as a ‘Queer, hetero-friendly tapas bistro and canteen’. You’ll find it at 29 Rue de Sambre-et-Meuse, in the 10th arrondissement, between Colonel Fabien and Belleville. It’s open Tuesday to Saturday from 6 pm to 1.30 am and on Sundays from 5 pm to midnight. It’s closed on Mondays. According to reviews, the crowd is very diverse. There’s a small step at the entrance. The venue has a terrace with around thirty seats, according to published reviews. In June 2026, it hosted its first mixed-gender open-air ball to mark its first Pride. That same year, it also celebrated its first Fête de la Musique.
Food and drink
According to feedback received, the menu features individual pinsas (vegetarian ‘del sole’, ‘ginethe’) and finger food: samosas, jalapeños, burrata, croquettes, chips, squid, guacamole and tortillas, and a sausage platter. Beer costs between €4.50 and €5.50, a glass of wine between €4.50 and €6, and a glass of champagne €9. From Tuesday to Friday, happy hour runs from 6 pm to 8 pm: a pint of lager for €6, a glass of red, white or rosé wine for €3.50, and a glass of champagne for €6.50.
Evenings
Several events are organised with the Collectif Ginettes and its DJs, including Dee & Dee. The listed events are free. According to feedback received, there isn’t really a dance floor: DJ nights are spent standing around the bar. ‘Jeudi Quality’ is an electro-disco night where DJs come to share their hidden gems. A former Radio Nova presenter has already been invited to perform there. For those who want to dance to pop music, there’s ‘Summer Dancing’ and ‘Pop Dancing’. Radio Vartoch’ focuses on the 70s, 80s and 90s, with guilty pleasures and kitsch. Kiss Kiss hosts a queer Arab Pop night: charki and contemporary pop. For Halloween, the Weirdo Bar offers a free drink to all those in fancy dress. Upcoming dates can be found on this page and in Gay, lesbian and queer parties, clubs and nightlife in Paris.
FAQ
What are La Fierté’s opening hours?
Tuesday to Saturday from 6 pm to 1.30 am, and on Sundays from 5 pm to midnight. The bar is closed on Mondays. Some evenings go on until 2 am.
How do I get to La Fierté?
At 29 Rue de Sambre-et-Meuse, Paris 10th arrondissement. Colonel Fabien metro station (line 2) or Belleville (lines 2 and 11), a five-minute walk away.
Is there an entry charge for the parties, and how much do drinks cost?
Entry is free: all the events listed, such as Thursday Quality, Pop Dancing, Kiss Kiss and the Weirdo Bar, are free of charge. Beer costs between €4.50 and €5.50, a glass of wine between €4.50 and €6, and a glass of champagne €9. Happy hour runs from Tuesday to Friday, 6 pm to 8 pm: a pint of lager for €6, a glass of wine for €3.50 and a glass of champagne for €6.50.
Is there a terrace?
Yes. According to published reviews, it seats around thirty people. The 2026 Pride Ball was held there in the open air.
Is there anywhere to eat there?
Yes, the place is billed as a tapas bistro and a queer canteen. According to the feedback we’ve received, they serve individual pinsas (vegetarian ‘del sole’, ‘ginethe’) and finger food: samosas, jalapeños, burrata, croquettes, chips, squid, guacamole and tortillas, as well as a sausage platter.
Who hosts the evening events, and is there a dance floor?
There are several nights organised by the Collectif Ginettes and its DJs, including Dee & Dee. Guest DJs also perform, particularly at Jeudi Quality. According to feedback, there isn’t really a dance floor: people just stand around the bar.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
According to the feedback we’ve received, there is a small step at the entrance.
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