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Comedy dinnershow in Paris

You dine for real, then you laugh out loud: a Mediterranean dinner (starter, main, dessert), punchline cocktails, and stand-up two metres from the stage. In the heart of the Latin Quarter, in a place where everyone is a VIP and nobody puts on airs.

One booking, the whole evening, at your own pace. You come, you eat, you laugh out loud, you come back.

Top-rated on the Left BankParis's top-rated comedy club
Laughter in the audience of the Kido comedy club during a comedy dinner show in Paris 5th
15 000+

guests every year

~100

artists on stage each month

4,9 / 5

the house rating

One night, three moments

3 moments, 3 experiences, 1 place

At your own pace, in the order that suits you.

A drink served at the table before the comedy dinner show at Kido, Paris 5thThe cocktail at the bar

(downstairs)

You push the door, grab a cocktail built like a punchline and take the room's temperature. Mezcal-grapefruit or verbena-pear for the wise ones: everyone toasts before the laughter.

Table set for the bistronomic Mediterranean dinner at KidoThe Mediterranean dinner

(on the ground floor)

A lively bistronomic cuisine, served plated: burrata & pea cream, beef braised for 7 hours, Kalamata chocolate cream. Starter, main, dessert — and you talk loud between two bites.

Comedian at the mic on the Kido comedy club stage in front of the audienceThe comedy show

(downstairs)

The best comedians, two metres from the stage, in a 75-seat room. You laugh hard, you get teased in the front row, you want more. That's Paris's top-rated comedy club.

Feel like digging into just one of the two worlds? The restaurant · The comedy club

A comedian on the neon stage of the Kido comedy club during a dinner show in Paris75 seats · 2 m from the stage
What changes everything

A real dinner, a realcomedy show

Here we don't cobble together a tray meal in front of a mic. The table and the stage share the same roof, each at its best.

Comedy at eye level

No back row, no pillar: 75 seats, everyone sees the stage. The comedian sees you laugh, and that changes everything.

A table that steals the show

The Left Bank's top-rated restaurant shares the same roof as the stage. You dine for real, not a tray meal in front of a mic.

At your pace, no stopwatch

Cocktail, dinner, show: you set the order you like. We string the moments together, we don't eat facing the stage.

Everyone's a VIP

One house, two worlds, one rule: nobody puts on airs. You come, you eat, you laugh out loud, you come back.

One night at Kido
The plant-covered façade of Kido in the Latin Quarter
A comedian at the mic on the Kido stage
A seafood plate from Kido's Mediterranean cuisine
House chocolate and hazelnut dessert
A comedian on stage in front of Kido's neon sign
Pan-seared salmon fillet, Kido's bistronomic cuisine
Laughter for dessert

The best comedians,2 m from you

Headliners and rising talents take turns on our stage. In a 75-seat room, every joke lands, every glance counts — stand-up as it should always be lived, right after a dinner you won't forget.

Choosing your night well

Dinner-show or theatre then restaurant?

For a night out in Paris, two ways to pair a good meal with a show. The difference is mostly about logistics — and how much energy you have left to laugh once you're seated.

Two places, two times

Theatre then restaurant

  • Two separate addresses to book, sometimes in two different neighbourhoods.
  • A trip to plan between the venue and the table, once the show is over.
  • The timing follows the show's schedule, not necessarily your own pace.
  • The upside: you pick the play on one side and the table on the other, freely.
One place, all evening

The dinner-show at Kido

  • A single booking for the Mediterranean dinner and the stand-up, in the same place.
  • You move from table to stage without leaving the house, in the Latin Quarter.
  • You set the order of the moments at your pace: cocktail, dinner, show.
  • The restaurant and the comedy club, each at its best, under one roof.

Both have their charm. But when you want to go from the last bite to the first burst of laughter without changing tables, the Dinner-Show formula brings it all together at 39 boulevard Saint-Michel, in the Latin Quarter.

Before you come

Your questions, our answers

What is a comedy dinner show in Paris at Kido?

A complete evening in one place, in the heart of the Latin Quarter: a cocktail at the bar, a Mediterranean dinner at the table — starter, main, dessert — then a stand-up show in the comedy club. One booking, the whole evening, and you set the order of the moments however you like.

Should you dine before the show, or the other way round?

Neither is imposed. Some dine before laughing, others take the show then linger at the table: it's at your pace. We string the moments together, we never eat facing the stage.

Can you come just for the comedy show, or just for dinner?

Of course. The formula brings both worlds together, but the restaurant and the comedy club can also be enjoyed separately. Book a table alone, a show seat alone, or both together.

How many seats does the show room have?

75 seats, not one more: everyone is two metres from the stage, nobody is relegated to the back. That's the principle of Paris's top-rated comedy club. Booking ahead is strongly advised.

Dinner-show or theatre then restaurant: which to choose for a night in Paris?

It depends on the logistics you want to handle. Theatre then restaurant means two addresses to book separately, a trip to plan between them and timing set by the show's schedule. At Kido, the dinner-show brings the Mediterranean dinner and the stand-up together in one place, with a single booking.

Where does the evening take place and how do you get there?

At 39 boulevard Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris, in the heart of the Latin Quarter. Metro Cluny – La Sorbonne, Saint-Michel or Odéon; RER Saint-Michel – Notre-Dame. Wheelchair access available.

We'll keep a seat for you tonight?

Mediterranean dinner at the table, punchline cocktails and stand-up 2 m from the stage, in the Latin Quarter. One booking, the whole evening, at your pace.