Disco Crêpes can be booked in full for a private dinner of up to 15 guests, in a small crêperie on rue des Gravilliers in the Marais, Paris. The format suits groups that want a private room without renting a large reception hall: a birthday, a family meal, a dinner with visitors from abroad, a bachelor or bachelorette party, or an informal evening with colleagues or clients.
Seminars and company events
The crêperie is not a seminar room, and the official text does not present it as one. What it offers a company is a short, informal event for a small team. The venue lists an informal meeting between colleagues or clients among its occasions, and mentions company events in a small group. A team of up to 15 can reserve the whole shop, and no other customer is admitted for the length of the booking. A typical evening runs from 8 pm to midnight, with music chosen to suit the group.
Teams that want an activity rather than a plain dinner can add a crêpe workshop. Participants learn to prepare and cook their own crêpes on professional crêpe makers, while a chef explains each step and coaches every guest. The booking can be a private dinner, a workshop, or a combination of both. Once the team has received a request with the number of guests and the length of the event, it sends back a tailored proposal.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are not part of the offer, and a maximum of 15 guests rules out a wedding reception. The venue does list smaller celebrations, such as a bachelor or bachelorette evening in a small group, a birthday or a family meal.
Rooms and capacities
There is one space: the crêperie itself. It is mainly a takeaway counter with a few seats inside, so a private booking turns the whole shop into a dining room for the evening. The stated maximum is 15 guests. The sample formula on the official page is written for 10 to 15 guests and includes two buckwheat galettes, two sweet crêpes and two drinks per person, cider and soft drinks. The exact content depends on the project, the number of guests and the duration.
Catering
Catering is in house and follows the crêperie's menu. Guests eat savory buckwheat galettes and sweet wheat crêpes cooked to order, and the crêpes can be prepared in front of the group. Savory crêpes come with up to three fillings. The sweet side covers classics such as chocolate, salted butter caramel, banana and whipped cream. The team also runs workshops and a catering service, which the site lists in its menu under Workshops and caterer.
History and setting
Disco Crêpes grew out of several years of event work, professional training and a shared enthusiasm for crêpes. The decor draws on the disco world, with music to match, and the concept favors simple recipes, cooking to order and a friendly mood. The shop sits at 5 rue des Gravilliers in the 3rd arrondissement, in the Marais, a street surrounded by art galleries, restaurants and cultural venues. The website says the street was ranked among the coolest in the world in 2025.
Getting there
The nearest metro station is Arts et Métiers, on lines 3 and 11, a short walk from the shop. The Marais is easy to cross on foot, which helps when guests arrive from different offices or hotels. Guests who stay in Paris for the event can combine the evening with a walk through the neighborhood's galleries.
