Kubaba can be hired in full or in part for up to 160 guests at a standing cocktail or 130 at a seated dinner. It is a three-floor Mediterranean and Levantine restaurant at 3 rue Gomboust, in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, run by Dalia Group.
Seminars and company events
Dalia Group describes the offer across its restaurants as suitable for company evenings, product launches, shoots and birthdays. Teams adapt the event to the brief and guide the organizer through the preparation. The group states that its restaurants can be hired on a weekday or at the weekend, either fully or by space, for groups between 20 and 200 people, in seated dinner or cocktail form.
For a company, the 130-seat dinner suits a client evening or an end-of-year meal, and the 160-person cocktail suits a launch or a reception where guests move between floors. The page does not describe a meeting room or equipment, so a working seminar is better handled through the group's event contact.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are not mentioned. The event page lists birthdays among private occasions and offers seated dinners and cocktails, so a private reception is feasible. Ask the team if you plan a family celebration.
Rooms and capacities
Kubaba spreads over three floors, which the restaurant describes as a house discovered floor by floor. The event page gives two totals for full or partial hire: 160 guests for a standing cocktail and 130 for a seated dinner. It does not list capacity per floor. A downloadable brochure is available from the event page, and the team can send the floor plans on request.
Accommodation
There are no bedrooms. Guests stay in hotels around the Louvre, Palais-Royal and Opéra districts.
Catering
Catering is in-house. The group offers custom menus built around the best savory and sweet plates of the season, signature dishes, and a selection of wines, cocktails and house soft drinks. The everyday cuisine is generous Levantine and Mediterranean cooking, served as mezzes and sharing plates, with bread served warm at the start of the meal. The group also runs an event catering service for events elsewhere.
History and setting
Kubaba opens its doors a short distance from the Marché Saint-Honoré square, in the heart of the 1st arrondissement. It describes itself as a house conceived as a refuge and a place of celebration and sharing. The restaurant is open every day, at lunch and dinner, with brunch at the weekend.
Getting there
The address is 3 rue Gomboust, 75001 Paris. The official pages do not list transport. The Pyramides and Tuileries metro stations and Opéra are all within a short walk of the square.
