Kido Comedy Club can be privatized, fully or in part, for company events of up to 150 guests in a standing cocktail format. It is a Mediterranean restaurant, cocktail bar and stand-up club at 39 boulevard Saint-Michel, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, in the Latin Quarter. The venue covers 250 square meters over two floors, so one address can host a daytime plenary session and an evening dinner with a show.
Seminars and company events
The official site presents the venue for seminars, study days, afterworks, client evenings, product or brand launches, year-end parties and team-building sessions. During the day the basement show room serves as the auditorium. It has an LCD screen, a professional sound system and a sound and lighting desk, so a plenary session needs no rented equipment. Wi-Fi and air conditioning are listed, and a lift gives step-free access.
In the evening the format changes without a change of address. Guests can sit for a three-course Mediterranean dinner or move to a standing cocktail with passed bites, then watch a stand-up line-up on a stage the site places about two meters from the tables. The show is optional and is written around the event, with jokes about the team, dedications or a guest invited on stage if the organizer wants them. Branded cocktails, a photo booth, magicians and customization to the client's colors are mentioned as additions.
Rooms and capacities
The ground-floor restaurant measures 120 square meters and has an open kitchen. The basement holds a 130 square meter show room with a bar. Together the two floors host up to 150 guests standing. The site does not state a seated maximum, only that a seated dinner is possible, so ask for the figure that matches your layout. Partial privatization is available, which suits groups smaller than the full house.
Catering
Food is prepared in house. The kitchen serves Mediterranean bistro dishes as a starter, a main course and a dessert, or as bites that circulate during a standing reception. Lunch, seated dinner and cocktail dinner formats are all mentioned. The bar offers signature cocktails named after comedy terms, with one non-alcoholic option. A wider caterer, filming or set design can be discussed with the events team.
History and setting
The site credits DAYJA SAS as publisher and describes a restaurant, a bar and a comedy club under one roof. The Latin Quarter location puts the venue close to the Sorbonne and to the left-bank universities and offices, a convenient base for guests arriving from several parts of the city.
Getting there
The metro stations Cluny - La Sorbonne, Saint-Michel and Odéon are all within a short walk, and RER and bus connections are nearby. Two covered car parks lie within five minutes on foot. Send the date, the headcount and the format you have in mind to the events team. The site states a reply within one business day.
