The view, the service, the drinks - all cest magnifique! Highly recommend this. Great local feel…read morebut welcoming to all.

I did make it to the top, it was closed. This is a post to let you know that the rooftop is only…read moreopen from May through September. So you don't get your hopes up like myself. I wouldn't be able to comment on the service only the view. I did however make it to the 7th floor and see the view from inside and it was great. You do get a great view of the Eiffel Tower. My photo is not as good due to it being taken through a window. But you can kinda get and idea. Super close to the Metro stop. Once you get to the stop take exit 3 rue de Favorites, walk straight up he stairs, keep going. it's in the right hand side after the light. Right in front of the "Police Hotel"

Sexy vibes, killer cocktails and attitude but be prepared to pay to play! When in Paris you must…read morehave a drink here and at least walk through the hotel

Beware of the high ratings, as they were from many years ago. This place was super dead and not…read morenear a metro. Super pricey too. Ordered mojito for 20 euros, water for 12 euros, and bourbon cocktail for 32 euros. The drinks were terrible. Do not recommend. Also, you can smell all the cigarettes even if you sit inside. Did not feel very upscale here.

Dirty Dick is a very fun French take on a tiki bar in the middle of Paris' Montmartre area. If you…read morelike spicy drinks, El Placer De La Tarde was a respectably spicy drink in addition to being tasty. My wife had the Painkiller and loved it. Later on I had the Navy Grog. It was good, but I'd say it wasn't crazy strong. My wife got the Miami Vice Negroni and we both thought it was meh. Being as you're in Montmartre, there are plenty of bars to visit. I'd definitely make Dirty Dick a spot to visit if you're doing a crawl.

Dirty Dick is the only people we double dipped during our holiday to London and Paris. Recommended…read moreto me on a Conde Nast Traveler article, I was drawn to it for the proximity to Montmartre and description as being a "dive tiki bar". I ordered the painkiller my first time around and it was perfection! The atmosphere of tiki music, Caribbean-inspired artwork and leis and tiki shields adorning the walls transported me to a beach in the Bahamas for a few minutes. We knew we had to come back our last night and did so! I ordered the Miami Vice Negroni and it was a complex drink. I still can't determine if I liked it or didn't. I got different sweet and bitter notes each sip. My husband got the extra grog strength drink and it was a hit! Do yourself a favor and come here! You won't regret the slight deviation from wine and champagne and enjoy the reprieve!

I am not sure what a "Fully-Stocked Bar" means at the Paris Orly Airport, the second largest…read moreairport in this great city of lights. But according to my well informed bottle count, it means 14 bottles of hard liquors and aperitifs, 2 bottles of dry white wine, 2 bottles of dry red wine, 1 bottle of Champagne on ice, a double refrigerator shelf's worth of beers, lagers, and IPAs, 2 more shelves of soft drinks, juices and a few mixers, some glasses, and a bin full of ice cubes. That's not bad, if I were home with my thoughts and the television on. But in an airport lounges private club-room that costs money to join, I'm not so sure that the term "Fully-Stocked Bar" could even apply. Luckily Air Frances noble Tushy is not completely hanging out to dry, because there's actually "Food" here - or at least things that you can put in your mouth: like Pretzels, Sweet-Rolls, Croissants, Cookie-like things, and Instant Cup-O-Noodles. The saving grace (other than the bottles of mid-quality booze) is the "Hot-Stations:" Hot Tea, Hot Water, and a very nice Espresso Machine. And if you are an amateur Bartender, which am not, you could probably whip up some Martinis, a Whisky Sour, or a Nigrone. But that's about as good as it's going to get in this place, unless you're prepared to put together a tray of Mojitos, accompanied by a piping hot bowl of instant Oatmeal and a piece of Bread with Butter & Jam. And the only thing worse than this Private Membership Airline Lounge's food & drink selection is the stark sparseness of it nearly all-white plastic 1970s & 80s style décor. I can't complain though. I love Cup-O-Noodles with my morning Jigger of Calvados & Beer.

What an awesome little lounge..... emphasis on the little…read more Orly airport, typically speaking, isn't the airport you'd fly out of when coming back to the states. You'll more than likely find yourself at CDG, where I am sure they have a FAR larger lounge. All that said, I really wasn't expecting to find myself in this lounge on our way home this November for a few reasons: 1) I booked with Delta; I know operated by AF, but that doesn't always mean "come pay to use our lounge". 2) I was flying coach, and you can't pay to use AF lounges normally.... But then, a magical thing happened. Air France offered me a ridiculously low price to upgrade myself and my girlfriend to first class. Could it be? Would I be in the lap of luxury, laying flat across the Atlantic? Bet your ass I was, and it was everything I hoped for, and more, starting with the lounge. The staff was a gracious as could be; warm, welcoming, and most of all helpful with any request. The chairs were quite lovely, and there were plugs everywhere to charge up anything you might need to. The food was interesting to say the least; small pastries as you'd expect, but also for some inexplicable reason, instant ramen soup (low sodium, really really good). For drinks, they had a super nice cappuccino coffee maker, and all the booze your heart could desire. I nice personal touch, was that the staff walked around the lounge constantly asking if we would like more champagne, which of course, we always did. The only real qualm I had with the place, was that there was no bathroom. If after several glasses of champagne, you needed to use the facilities, you had to walk down two flights of stairs...C'est la vie absolutely worth the 10 trips I made (no drinking problem here, I swear). Super happy to have had the chance to check this place out, it was pretty fantastic.

Found this little hidden gem on a side street in a neighborhood. It had great reviews and was a…read moretiny little bar that could hold maybe 20 to 30 people shoulder to shoulder. The young guy took our orders but the bartender spoke better English so she took over. Everyone there was actually super nice to us and we were the only non french people there. We ordered the apple specialty bourbon drink which was amazing and had pieces of real apple in it. After I switched to a classic old fashioned which she made just as good. By the way these are very strong drinks, well worth the $13 euro price tag. A guy then went to the small corner piano and began playing live music on a Wednesday night at 11pm! It was insane and he played some nice Earth wind and fire along with other American classics. It was such a great way to end a long day! I loved this bar and hope more of you are able to experience it.

If you are looking for a great cocktail or just to meet people and speak in English and French this…read morebar like a cozy speak easy is for you. Press the button to enter and just have a great time with owners Kevin and Anthony and other regulars. I recommend the champagne cocktail Kevin makes me fresh squeezed raspberry and strawberry juices!!!! but everything here is good and quality.

My wife and I were traveling in Paris and are avid hookah smokers. We were looking for a nice…read moreplace to smoke a hookah and came across Alchimie. The staff couldn't have been any friendlier, speaking English and making us feel completely welcome. We drank a lot of orangina and smoked a lot of hookah. We came back night after night and hung out with the patrons an the staff. If you enjoy hookah and good company at reasonable prices, I highly recommend it. Say hi to Julien for me.

Pros: relatively easy to find…read moreGood shisha (can get it on ice) Great drinks (milkshakes - kinder Bruno, snickers, Oreo!) Bruschetta more like mini pizza Friendly English speaking staff Cons: Small location No alcoholic drinks Limited shisha flavours.

From the owner: Bar panoramique Installé sur le toit (6ème étage) de l'hôtel Courtyard by Marriott Paris Boulogne,…read morele 114 up on the roof est l'une des terrasses branchées de l'été. Dans un cadre élégant et verdoyant avec vue panoramique sur Paris, Boulogne et La Défense, vous pourrez déguster entre autres l'un des nombreux cocktails de la carte.

I loved Little Red Door when I went with my friend Ava B. a couple years back, and I wanted to take…read moremy husband Matt B. when we were in Paris this month. We ended up going with Ava and her boyfriend Yassine, lining up after dinner, around 10:30 on a Friday night. There was a small crowd waiting outside, and it took us about a half hour to get in. The place was fun and busy, and as charming as I remembered. We got seated in a loungey upstairs area and received excellent table service. There was free popcorn and even a complimentary round of welcome drinks, a strong mini cocktail of Gentian and peated whiskey. The menu had changed over completely since my first visit. The cocktail offerings were printed onto thick printed leaves arranged on metal branches, forming a cool little tree centerpiece that replaced a paper menu (there was also a more detailed menu available online). Several of the cocktails were labeled with raindrops, indicating they were available as mocktails--helpful for Yassine, who doesn't drink alcohol. Matt and I shared two rounds, sampling a good chunk of this new menu. Everything was delicious. The Carbone was a bright, interesting cocktail made with beetroot, black garlic, Origin smoked gin, and Dartigalongue Un-Oaked, served with a cube of frozen yogurt that melted lushly into the beet-red drink. The Serre Solaire was smooth and boozy, with black tea, green walnut and milk, Cointreau, and Rémy Martin cognac. The Résilience was a highbrow tropical cocktail, with sorghum, pineapple sage, Pasquet cognac, and Savanna rum. The Permaculture was creative and flavorful, with chestnut, butter, wakame umeshu, and Avallen Calvados. I also tried a sip of Ava's Aquaponie, a light, juicy vodka drink with basil, lemon and sweet clover, St. Germain, and Grey Goose. I love Little Red Door and I'm glad I got to visit a second time and share it with my husband. We do live kind of far away, but I hope a third visit is in the cards.

Quite the place, very unique in it's décor, cocktails and service. You might need to wait a bit for…read morea table, but unless it's raining, that's no problem. The cocktails are very fun, and they even have a few beers here if that's your thing. The servers speak fluent English, and it is popular with foreigners, but it's not a tourist trap by any means.

I could not have been treated more disrespectfully…read more Begining with the door service, continuing with someone very rude whose name was Lilian and, finally, with a female manager whose name I did not get, I was treated quite poorly. It was made clear to me that they have no interest or need in providing service to me. I explained to the manager that a complaint is a gift- an opportunity to make things right. She had no interest. How this level of service is acceptable is perplexing at this type of establishment. Needless to say, I am offended and disgusted. Will spend my money elsewhere and encourage others to do the same.

Stopped by Bar 228 for drinks with my wife on a Sunday night and had a great experience. Jeremy…read morecreated some amazing cocktails and was extremely friendly without being too overbearing. The space is quiet which makes it great to have a conversation or relax. We will definitely come back!

Great view but didn't get to experience any hospitality, meaning drinks or appetizers. The entire…read moreblock lost electricity, therefore the rooftop bar had no power. . We had to walk the 9 floor stairwell up and down. Only drank 1 beer, as they were still cold. After beer they made everyone leave. Still would come back. I'm sure it's fantastic when they have electricity. .

Said had to have a reservation to go to rooftop. Nothing about staying at hotel. Nowhere on these…read morereviews or website does it indicate. Boooi