Second version of the Paris-imported club, now upstairs at that intersection known as "The English Corner" or "The Triangle of Sadness". LeBaron is a see-and-be-seen nightlife spot for the fashion-forward and VIP-adjacent, and features a slick red and black interior, private booths, and a music policy that runs from house to hip-hop to pop bangers, depending on who's behind the decks. Crowd? Models, moguls, international students, and creative types on their night off, though the place definitely has a different feeling than the first LeBaron, which was a true Shanghai classic. Those were different times. Expect bottle service, and a dance floor that doesn’t really get started before midnight. This famous venue was formerly home to 88 Bar, Diva, ZUP Pizza Bar, and possibly a Jack Ma jazz bar. Generally there is no cover but sometimes there's a line and door policy.