We stopped in to watch Women's World Cup games. Quite a few tv's, comfortable booths, good…read moreservice. Good selection of beer. Any food that don't have they are happy to let you buy next door and bring in - warm and accommodating. Clean bathrooms. Really a nice find!

From the owner: Bières et billard Au Pub, un bar de style anglais situé derrière le Théâtre, on se retrouve entre…read morejeunes pour boire une bière ou faire une partie de billard. Les banquettes façon cuir sur la petite scène sont confortables et permettent de rester en petits comités, en toute convivialité. La lumière est basse, on est presque dans la pénombre ! L'ambiance est feutrée, sauf au bar ou les plaisanteries vont bon train.

Friendly Celtic pub, rangers fans won't enjoy it... Great…read morebartender, friendly to tourists, something you don't always encounter in Paris. Basement looks like a horror movie.

great sports bar, lots of TVs with all major sports shown. Barman nice and polite always smiling…read more Cheapest drinks we found in the main clichy area guniness really smooth WARNING . . . the CHILLY shots are bloody hot but all good fun

Since it was just across the road from my hotel I ended up coming here a couple of times (because,…read moreconvenient). Okay, it wasn't all that flash, but then again this wasn't one of those pubs that appear at the top of your recommendations list, and the only reason that I went here more than once was because, as I have mentioned, it was convenient. So, it is your typical Irish pub, which basically means that it is your typical pub. Once again, like a lot of places, I discovered that most of the people congregated outside while the inside was basically empty - you know, smoking at all that. So, the pub itself was nice, but nothing that I would recommend going out of your way to visit (though considering the options in the railway station, I would probably pick this one hands down).

Service awful. Wait staff friendly but really uneven…read more Salads were excellent and large. Good beer selection. Confusing check-out. This was on a national holiday, but the place was nearly empty.

Pros: one of maybe only 2 restaurants open later than 11pm. Nice to just sit outside and have a…read moredrink. Delicious chicken strips and potato au gratin (heavily creamy, hurt my heart a tad). Cons: they are incredibly understaffed. Maybe 2-3 servers for about 16-20 tables. It'll take forever for food and drinks and if you have innocent American lungs like me you'll be annoyed of breathing in chain smokers outside (and not the Chain Smoker's song about Paris). Please, please don't order the steak. It's worst than a steak at a 24 hour diner in the states for 19€.

L'Agape Café was in the Bussy Saint Georges area off the Val d'Europe subway exit in France. This…read morecafe was located in a quiet open area near the mall, it was more of a bar than a cafe since their main focus was liquor over food. For some reason I was craving for a burger, and what was I thinking to order a burger in France!? It was gross! It had a weird taste and the buns were hard like a rock. The only decent thing I had was a taste of the mister's duck breast that he ordered (I think we spent around $35 for the both of us).

From the owner: L'Irlande à St-Ouen Implanté en plein centre de St-Ouen, ce pub irlandais détonne dans le paysage…read more Accoudée au bar ou assise autour de tables rustiques en bois, une clientèle anglo-saxonne vient déguster whiskies et bières du pays. Quartier général des rugbymen du " Red Star ", l'équipe locale, le O'Grady's est devenu célèbre pour ses retransmissions de matches en direct. On peut également y écouter quelques concerts " live " de temps en temps en y dégustant de la cuisine irlandaise dans une ambiance feutrée.