Bathed in natural light and opening onto three large glass roofs with spectacular views of the Opéra Garnier, The Lobby draws inspiration from the codes of social clubs to offer a distinctive meeting place where Parisian elegance meets an exclusive experience. From the moment you enter, the atmosphere is warm and refined, imbued with a sense of privacy that reveals the soul of rare spaces in the heart of Paris.

Much like a hotel lobby, it is a place to work, gather, and exchange freely, in a more intimate and discreet setting. Blending vintage pieces with contemporary design, the space stands apart from the conventions of standardized office environments. Designed to host professional or private gatherings and events, The Lobby turns every moment into a singular experience.

The Dining Room, the signature restaurant of The Off, showcases the Chef's cuisine: a contemporary and generous menu, shaped by signature dishes, precise flavors, and a deep respect for ingredients. Informed by an international journey and guided by constant high standards, his cuisine reveals an elegant sensibility, where each plate tells a story of balance, precision, and pleasure.

At The Off, gathering around the table is never incidental. It is a defining moment where conversations unfold and the art of hospitality, so dear to exceptional Parisian addresses, is carefully cultivated. An experience that is at once refined, discreet, and resolutely focused on what truly matters.

In the heart of the city, The Off follows in the grand tradition of Parisian private clubs, while offering a resolutely contemporary interpretation. Inspired by the history of the iconic circles of the 18th and 19th centuries, the venue reinvents the art of gathering, working, and celebrating. A true social club, The Off is for those looking for a private club in Paris that combines professional standards with the art of living. It brings together a community of carefully selected members: entrepreneurs, creatives, executives, and international figures.

In the manner of the great historic clubs, The Off cultivates a certain idea of the long term. People come here to work during the day, organize a meeting, receive a client, or share lunch. The day naturally extends into the evening, in a controlled atmosphere that is never ostentatious, faithful to the spirit of a social club where exchanges are as important as the setting.

Each member enjoys a setting designed to last: workspaces, reception areas, moments of sharing, quieter moments. A place you can make your own, where you return, and which naturally becomes an anchor in Parisian life.