La Pomme d'Ève, Nightclub in Latin Quarter, Paris, France.
La Pomme d'Ève is a nightclub in the heart of the Latin Quarter, housed in cellars beneath street level. The space occupies a converted 12th-century Gothic cellar that functions as an underground entertainment venue with a distinctive arched stone structure.
The location originally served as part of the Abbey of Saint Geneviève before being transformed into a nightclub in the year 2000. This change converted a sacred religious space into a venue for entertainment and social gathering.
The name 'Apple of Eve' reflects its character as a gathering place where live performances happen regularly throughout the week. Visitors experience music spanning jazz, blues, rock and other genres in this underground setting.
The venue is located on Rue Laplace and operates on most evenings, with the exception of Tuesdays when it closes. Visitors should know that the underground location means the entrance requires walking down from street level, and the space is quite compact.
The venue screens major international sports events and stocks a selection of South African products. This unexpected combination reflects the personal heritage and connections of the owner.
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