The festive dinner — table, music, lights of Paris
Each Friday and Saturday from 7pm, Cœur Sacré transforms into a Montmartre cabaret. A singer welcomes you with a smile, the accordion sets the rhythm of the evening, and as midnight approaches, a DJ takes over with a soundtrack of 70s and 80s classics. Around you, the rotunda glows: paper lanterns, vintage furniture. And through the windows, Paris lights up the night.
The 1900 rotunda, transformed for the night
The architecture sets the tone. A wooden framework, a vaulted ceiling, lanterns suspended from the beams. The ground floor unfolds its vintage charm. The mirrored bar reflects the silhouettes, the velvet armchairs welcome those who come to chat, the dance floor fills naturally as the night progresses. No clear distinction between dining and dancing — at Cœur Sacré, you go from one to the other without thinking about it.
A musical setlist that crosses generations
The early evening belongs to the singer and the accordion: French chanson, classics that hum in everyone’s head, that retro Montmartre spirit that explains the success of the venue. Around 11pm, the DJ takes over: disco, funk, French pop, all the way to dance hits everyone knows. The transition is fluid, the energy rises, and you find yourself dancing with your dinner companions, sometimes with the table next door.
A view that becomes the décor
Two terraces face Paris from the rooftop of Cœur Sacré: the Eiffel Tower on one side, the Sacré-Cœur basilica on the other. Whether seated at a table by the window or stepping outside between two services, you have a view that, in itself, justifies the trip. By night, the lights of Paris become part of the show.
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The festive dinner menu
Book your festive dinner
Friday and Saturday evenings book up quickly, especially during festive seasons. Reserve early to secure the table you want — by the window, on the terrace, or near the dance floor.