Nice beer bar in Montreuil, where there are not that much places to go out. Despite its location,…read morethe bar is easily accessible from downtown Paris with public transportation. Lots of craft beers there, and little food if you wanna grab something to eat between two drinks. They have lots of room, if you are lucky enough you'll seat on the couches.

First of all, can I just say I love the name of this place?? Le drunken - how appropriate?!…read moreCool spot for craft beer lovers. The vibe here is pretty hipster, roots, underground... We came on a Saturday night when a rap DJ was featured, and the music was super chill. The crowd was also very eclectic and mixed - even some peeps brought their kids. There is a giant tire swing so I could picture little kid me loving this place. Haha. Anywho! This place is worth the venture outside Paris... It is located just right outside the metro "croix de Chavaux" on Line 9 in Montreuil, so easily accessible. It closes at midnight so you are pretty good - guaranteed a metro to get you back to the city (unless you decide to continue the party in the club on the same street - convenient eh?). The bar is pretty roots - kind of in a warehouse type area. It's no frills, no fuss. There are 10 craft beers on tap ranging in price from very affordable 5€ a pint to 15 a pint. All different types of beers are represented, and the selection changes in the regular. Omg the food here was awesome and super reasonably priced. We had a plate of cheese and cured meat, and the products were sooooooo tasty and fresh from Italy and Corsica! Yum! I mean I haven't had planches that delicious anywhere, ever! We also had artichoke and stuffed peppers. So delish. Overall a super fun place to check out, even if it is a short hike outside the city.

Stumbled into Jolis Mômes a bit by accident for Dinner when I couldn´t find the Restaurant I was…read moreactually in the neighbourhood for and I was quite pleased with what I found. A modern, youthful venue that´s not overdoing it in terms of styling or concept. The Menu is in the style of a children's schoolbook, but otherwise everything else about Jolis Mômes is pretty much straight forward and non-gimicky. Food was good, while neither exciting nor innovating. Your sort of standard Parisian Restaurant/Bar Type of Food. Prices were very reasonable, especially for drinks. Service was friendly and very quick. Negatives? The music selection could be better. Too few non-smoking places inside in comparison to the smoking-section in the front.

Great service all night long. We sat there for many hours Was treatment terriffic all the time…read more They serve excellent food and great cocktails. Nice menu.

What a brunch. My…read morefriend told me this would be the closest thing to an American brunch there is in Paris, and she may very well be right. For only 16.50€, we were served a full breakfast with a choice of fresh-squeezed juice (I had orange, she grapefruit), a hot beverage (coffee for me, hot chocolate for her), and then two courses: first the savory, then the sweet. The savory course consisted of scrambled eggs topped with chives, a small salad (lettuce, tomato, and a fat slice of white onion) with creamy vinaigrette, a wedge of hashbrowns (hashbrowns!), and two giant hot dog imitations (were they the French Knacki? It seemed so but it was hard to tell). The first plate was so copious I was unable to finish one of the hot dogs, especially as we had to tackle the second course (which, may I remind you, was included in the price of the menu). This featured a plate of palm-sized pancakes and a tiny cup of syrup (pancakes made from a box mix, to be sure, and the syrup was Aunt Jemima or something like it). That day, we were the only ones enjoying the brunch, but it seems that this place gets a lot of regulars for their other dishes: giant burgers with all the trimmings, croques and salads and steak and fries... all was served quickly, and with a warm smile.

Very close to the Hotel we were staying in on your trip to Paris this past Oct…read more Since we speak little to no French made hard to talk to the server or bartender on duty, they did offer us English menus which helped us order our food. It is a local pub and seem always busy when we saw from our hotel so thought why not.. The food was good, I had their fish and chips which was very crispy and light flavor. My son ordered a plain hamburger, and server kept asking him if he wanted cheese on it and he kept saying no, just wanted bun and meat lol My husband and daughter both got their club sandwich which they liked after they scrapped off tons of mayo, apparently they like to add lots of mayo to all their sandwiches lol If you don't want to pay for bottle water, which most people do when traveling out the country, they serve table water in a craft and glass and you have to ask for ice. I ordered a apple cider which was really crisp taste with a kick to it, it was 12% alcohol lol They are seat our self but not know this we kinda just stood at the door for a few moments until they told us, we kinda felt foolish It is a nice pub, menu has many choices, but it is a bit dark to see at times.

Many of the bars along Rue de Charonne are packed with young people in roving groups adhering to a…read moremantra of conformity. Fortunately, L'Entre-Potes had an older, hip bartender, pouring healthy drinks and playing a musical soundtrack of bands with talent, superseding the current need to philosophically conform to a politically correct sound that offends no one. Viva la difference!

A very cool bar in the Bastille, what I describe as a Parisian dive bar. Very eclectic decor, and…read moreyou may have to change chairs to find one you can sit comfortably in but don't give up. It is easy going and casual with very nice staff and prices are reasonable so try it out. We asked about a good place to eat and they recommended Chez Paul just across the street that was equally charming...see other review of said restaurant.