Café de Paris
Café de Paris may refer to:
Establishments
- Café de Paris (London), West End-Leicester Square-Piccadilly nightclub which, since opening in 1924, has featured Dorothy Dandridge, Harry Gold, Maxine Cooper Gomberg, Ambrose, Harry Roy, Ken "Snakeships" Johnson and many others
- Café de Paris (Geneva), brasserie on Rue du Mont Blanc, which opened in 1930 and is renowned for its single offering of steak-style dish, entrecôte Café de Paris, consisting of steak served with salad and very special sauce
- Café de Paris (Rome), bar on Via Veneto, in existence, near American Embassy, since 1948, which gained international fame in late 1950s as gathering place for celebrities and fashionable society; site of iconic scene in Fellini's La Dolce Vita
- Café de Paris (Cubzac-les-Ponts), wine-making enterprise founded in 1967 and located around and within limestone caves at Cubzac-les-Ponts commune in Aquitaine region of Southwestern France
- Café de Paris (Monaco), Monte Carlo restaurant which opened in 1985 adjacent to Casino Café de Paris and Hôtel de Paris, with interior designed as recreation of old Monaco circa 1900
- Café de Paris (Vilnius), bar/cafeteria/cocktail restaurant on Didžioji Street, near Pilies Street in Lithuanian capital's historic Old Town; established in 1994; popular as bohemian-style "hangout" for students, artists and tourists
Film and television
- Café de Paris (film), French mystery thriller released in September 1938; written and directed by Georges Lacombe and Yves Mirande, it stars Véra Korène, Simone Berriau, Jules Berry, Jacques Naumer and Pierre Brasseur
- Café de Paris (TV series), American musical program hosted by Sylvie St. Clair and broadcast on DuMont Television Network's New York station in 1947–48 and on network's affiliated stations from January 17 to March 4, 1949
See also
- Café de Paris sauce, complex butter-based sauce served with grilled meats; best known as entrecôte Café de Paris and renowned as delicacy originated in 1940s at Geneva's Café de Paris by its then-owner, "Freddy" Dumont