Jetlag, Planète House, Burrata Records, upcoming events at La Rotonde Stalingrad

La Rotonde Stalingrad is the sacred haunt of gourmands and party-goers in Paris's 19th arrondissement! Restaurant, bar, terrace and club, this multi-faceted address is also a must for night owls in search of ultra-sharp, festive evenings, with its Mini Club featuring the best DJs on the Parisian electronic scene.

La Rotonde Stalingrad is the place to be in the 19th arrondissement of Paris! Located in the heart of the Place de la Bataille de Stalingrad, between the Bassin de la Villette and the Canal Saint-Martin, the spot is multi-faceted: restaurant, bar, terrace and even club! Come for a bite to eat at the Trattoria by Gustu, in the afternoon to soak up the sun in the urban garden (open from April to October), or after work to sip cocktails at the afterworks. The establishment also regularly hosts events such as flea markets and markets open to the public.

Gustu, the Corsican restaurant that wakes up Rotonde Stalingrad - Definitely closed
High-quality products direct from Corsica and Italy, simple and generous family recipes, cocktails with a Corsican twist, and even Corsican ice creams! What's not to love about La Trattoria by Gustu, the restaurant at La Rotonde Stalingrad that gets our taste buds dancing? [Read more]

La Serre, the new 100% Corsican spot at La Rotonde Stalingrad by the Gustu team
Head for Corsica without even leaving Paris thanks to La Serre, the new covered and heated spot in the Rotonde Stalingrad opened by the Gustu team, where you can savour and sip the best of Corsican cuisine. [Read more]

But La Rotonde Stalingrad has also been accompanying your parties since 2014 with its Mini Club! Every week, the address welcomes the cream of the Parisian electronic scene, from Thursday evening to Sunday morning. The hottest collectives and labels, such as Les Yeux Orange and Rinse, take turns behind the club's decks with ultra-sharp, festive line-ups that turn the La Rotonde dancefloor upside down with every DJ set! And to make matters worse, most evenings are free...

What are you waiting for?