Le Gainsbarre
Maison Gaisnbourg's café and piano-bar
Atmosphere
Maison Gainsbourg's café and piano bar, the Gainsbarre is inspired by the early years of Serge Gainsbourg's musical career as a pianist in the bars and cabarets of Paris.
Its décor reproduces the atmosphere created by Serge Gainsbourg at 5 bis rue de Verneuil. water lily printed carpeting, white door frames, English-style bow windows and black lacquered mashrabiya folding screens.
Le Gainsbarre © Alexis Raimbault, 2023



DAY
For lunch, the Gainsbarre offers a simple, accessible menu for museum visitors and local customers.
Inspired by hotel room-service menus and British tea rooms, it will serve light, gourmet dishes created by Paris Society: Lobster rolls, truffled croque monsieur, crunchy vegetables, foie gras, tarama trio, Cadoret #3 oysters, salmon gravlax, finger sandwiches, and more.
Le Gainsbarre © Alexis Raimbault, 2023



Private Events
With its fifty or so seats, Le Gainsbarre is a showcase that can be hired for private events to share unique moments. Combined with a private visit to the museum and Serge Gainsbourg’s historic house, these private events are guaranteed to create unforgettable memories for companies, their guests and employees as well as for individuals.
Information on request at: gainsbarre@maisongainsbourg.fr.
Le Gainsbarre est opéré par Paris Society.
Map & Access
Maison Gainsbourg
14 rue de Verneuil
75007 Paris
Subway
Line 4 – Saint-Germain-des-Prés station
Line 12 – Rue du Bac station
Bus
RER
Vélib