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About This Place

French Quarter brasserie and jazz bar set inside a colonial-era building, known for live music nights and a well-stocked bar.

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Reviews

4.2(109)
SCG
SCG
11mo ago

A lovely, poolside oasis in the heart of bustling Hanoi. Quiet, elegant, well-stocked bar with an impressive collection of single malt Scotch whisky.

Thu Ho
Thu Ho
1y ago

The staffs were ok and location’s perfect but the drinks and cakes here r so terrible. Egg coffee was too sweet, croissant was plain and too soft, nothing’s up to French standard. Chocolate marmalade’s also too sweet, the french toast’s not special at all and also too spongy. This aint worth 5 star quality at all. Came here a few times and always very disappointed. Also the outside sofas r very dirty. I seriously didnt want to sit down. Chose this place just bcus my family insisted on going here for breakfast.

Philip Gissen
Philip Gissen
1y ago

We stopped into the legendary Metropole bar before dinner. It is a beautiful hotel. After paying a ridiculous amount for two cocktails and absentee service, I wondered if my worship of Graham Greene was worth the outlay. It probably was.

Jessie Ong
Jessie Ong
2y ago

We stayed in Sofitel Metropole Hanoi and Le Club is a perfect place for breakfast, afternoon tea and dinner. We tried the afternoon tea for 1 pax at VND 690k, and an egg coffee at VND 190k. Good variety of savoury and sweets, with a generous portion of fresh fruits too. We were here for our dinner. There was a live band from 8-10.45pm, even though it’s a weekday. The jazz band was professional. We ordered Vietnamese pho and the waiter was so nice to split our order into 2 small bowls after knowing that we were sharing the food. Good initiative 👍🏻 We had fresh oysters at VND 800 for 6 pieces, and tiramisu too. A perfect ambience for a relaxing night. We are Accord member and to our surprise, our orders were given 50% discounts!!! Highly recommended to stay in Sofitel Metropole Hanoi, and also be an Accord member!!!

Shardia Jeffery
Shardia Jeffery

For something a little bit special on our stay in Hanoi, my husband and I treated ourselves to some French champagne at the Le Club bar in the Sofitel Metropol Hotel. We were made to feel welcome as soon as we walked in. The service from every staff member we interacted with was wonderful. We really enjoyed the atmosphere of the bar and although there was no live jazz on the evening we were there, one of the lovely staff members let us know where a nearby jazz bar was. Highly recommend visiting this bar even if (like us) you are not staying at the hotel.

Visit Tips

Visiting Le Club Bar

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    Open late: Open until 11 PM on at least one day of the week.

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    Breakfast available: Opens by 6 AM — a viable breakfast stop in Ha Noi.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked

What kind of venue is Le Club Bar?
Le Club Bar operates as both a brasserie and a jazz club inside a colonial-era building in Hanoi's French Quarter, with evenings shifting from dinner service into live music.
Where is Le Club Bar located?
Le Club Bar is on Ngô Quyền in Hanoi's French Quarter, a historically layered street that draws foreign residents, business travelers, and locals marking an occasion.
Is Le Club Bar good for a date night?
The colonial setting, brasserie kitchen, and recurring jazz program give Le Club Bar a deliberate, unhurried atmosphere suited to a measured evening out.
Is Le Club Bar loud or quiet?
Le Club Bar leans quieter and more deliberate than Old Quarter bars nearby, though live music nights shift the ambient energy as the evening progresses.
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