Le 3Bis can host team building sessions, seminars, company parties and private hires for 10 to 200 people, with a plenary space, six themed private lounges and food and drinks on site. It is a game bar and indoor entertainment venue at 41 Rue des Pirogues de Bercy, in Bercy Village, in the 12th arrondissement of Paris.
Seminars and company events
For seminars, the venue combines a plenary space with video projectors, conference microphones and sound, and six private lounges that work as breakout rooms for workshops of 5 to 15 people. Company groups are offered dedicated weekday slots, with the team following the event before, during and after the day.
The activities are the core of the offer. Each lounge gives access to karaoke with a catalog of 50,000 songs, quizzes, a voice-recognition blind test with more than 6,000 songs, retro gaming and a disco-club mode. The main bar adds more than 300 board games, arcade machines, a foosball table and darts, with staff on hand to explain the rules. For a company, the team can build a custom tournament, a quiz about the company, personalized decor or another specific activity.
Rooms and capacities
The six private lounges each have their own decor. Cuba takes 4 to 5 people, 80's takes 6 to 8, Toys and Big Brother take 6 to 9 each, Sitcom 9 takes 9 to 11 and Sitcom 12 takes 12 to 15. The house advises against going above the stated number, as each lounge is fitted for its range. The plenary space and the main game bar complete the layout for larger groups. Across all spaces the venue lists groups of 10 to 200 people.
Lounges must be booked in advance. Tables in the main game bar are not reserved for the public, so a company event that needs the bar should be arranged as a private hire.
Catering
The kitchen serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, breaks and cocktails for seminar groups. The house describes its food as homemade from fresh, local products with an anti-waste approach. The menu covers street food, snacks, sharing boards, desserts and hot drinks, with cocktails and craft beers at the bar. Orders can be served directly in the private lounges, and the house also runs a brunch offer.
History and setting
Two friends, Vincent and Bruno, who met at business school in 2005, created Le 3Bis after leaving their jobs and spending two years developing the concept. The venue mixes immersive themed sets with a large game library, and also rents its sets for film and photo shoots.
Bercy Village is a pedestrian street of former wine warehouses next to Parc de Bercy, with shops, restaurants and a cinema, which makes it easy to extend an afternoon session into an evening out.
Getting there
Cour Saint-Émilion station on metro line 14 is 150 meters away. Line 14 connects directly to Gare de Lyon, Châtelet and Saint-Lazare, and Gare de Lyon is a few stops away for teams arriving by train. The bar opens from 3 p.m. on weekdays and from the morning on weekends, closing at 2 a.m. most nights.
