Discover what’s new at Soho House Paris
Our club in the French capital has recently had a refresh, with new menus, reimagined spaces, expanded fitness amenities, and a Martini bar
Monday 6 July 2026 By Anna D’Alessio Photography by Felix Speller
Set over five storeys in a 19th-century building in Pigalle that was once home to French artist and poet Jean Cocteau, Soho House Paris is just a short walk from Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre and Palais Garnier.
Over the past few months, our teams have been busy reimagining the House, with thoughtful updates designed to elevate every visit. From refreshed interiors and new spaces to exciting additions across food, drink and fitness, there are now even more reasons to stop by and stay a little longer. Consider this your guide to what’s new at your home away from home in the French capital.
Over the past few months, our teams have been busy reimagining the House, with thoughtful updates designed to elevate every visit. From refreshed interiors and new spaces to exciting additions across food, drink and fitness, there are now even more reasons to stop by and stay a little longer. Consider this your guide to what’s new at your home away from home in the French capital.
A new look
Members and regulars will notice a fresh feel throughout the House, blending our signature relaxed, contemporary design with a Parisian edge. On the ground floor, updated furnishings – from inviting low chairs to vintage-style tables – create new spaces to connect in the club lounge. The central courtyard has also been reconfigured into a restaurant, perfect for long lunches or evening gatherings.
One of the standout additions is a new workspace in the Library, offering members a dedicated spot to settle in with a laptop. Come evening, it becomes a dining area that can also be hired for private events.
Food and drink
The new lunchtime menu brings together classic brasserie dishes and French favourites – alongside beloved House staples, of course. Expect dishes like Steak Tartare with frites, Nicoise Salad, and Croque Monsieur (or Madame), with the option to add black truffle for an extra touch of indulgence. Sandwiches are also on offer, including a stacked Club Sandwich with frites.
At dinner, the menu opens up into a full spread, from small plates to heartier mains, plus a dedicated vegetables section celebrating locally sourced produce. Highlights include Dover Sole with sauce vierge, Challans Roast Baby Chicken, and Tomate Farcies, followed by classic desserts like Profiteroles and Paris-Brest.
Members and regulars will notice a fresh feel throughout the House, blending our signature relaxed, contemporary design with a Parisian edge. On the ground floor, updated furnishings – from inviting low chairs to vintage-style tables – create new spaces to connect in the club lounge. The central courtyard has also been reconfigured into a restaurant, perfect for long lunches or evening gatherings.
One of the standout additions is a new workspace in the Library, offering members a dedicated spot to settle in with a laptop. Come evening, it becomes a dining area that can also be hired for private events.
Food and drink
The new lunchtime menu brings together classic brasserie dishes and French favourites – alongside beloved House staples, of course. Expect dishes like Steak Tartare with frites, Nicoise Salad, and Croque Monsieur (or Madame), with the option to add black truffle for an extra touch of indulgence. Sandwiches are also on offer, including a stacked Club Sandwich with frites.
At dinner, the menu opens up into a full spread, from small plates to heartier mains, plus a dedicated vegetables section celebrating locally sourced produce. Highlights include Dover Sole with sauce vierge, Challans Roast Baby Chicken, and Tomate Farcies, followed by classic desserts like Profiteroles and Paris-Brest.
Introducing the Martini bar
And then there’s the newest addition: a Martini bar. Open daily from 5pm and located in The Cocteau, it offers a new setting to gather, complete with fresh decor and a glass chandelier. The menu features five Martinis served in vintage-style glassware – three local signatures, and two inspired by Barcelona Pool House and Soho Mews House in London.
Health and fitness
The Soho Health Club has also been upgraded, with a renewed focus on holistic wellbeing. The gym now features two dedicated studios for HIIT and group classes. After a workout, personal training session or class, members can unwind in the sauna and steam rooms, and stop by the refreshed changing areas, complete with new showers.
There’s more to explore beyond the gym, too. New to the Health Club is a reception area with a retail space where members can purchase fitness and recovery equipment, as well as a juice bar offering protein shakes, snacks, and nutrient-rich drinks. Try the Beach House (a blend of blueberry, raspberry, mango, and apple), the tropical-inspired Warehouse, or the House Water with coconut water, creatine, cucumber, lemon, and ginger.
And that’s not all. Stay tuned for more updates, including an elevated events offering, refreshed bedrooms, and further improvements to Soho Health Club – including new gym equipment – over the coming months.
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