This is a review of the hotel. Booked a couple of rooms here. The place is incredibly inexpensive…read more Very friendly and helpful staff. Super cool building with a spiraling stairway in the back leading to your rooms. As far as rooms go, they are the best I have ever stayed at for a two star place. Firm, yet comfortable mattresses. Your own toilet and shower. TV, fast wifi. Glad I stopped here.

Delicous food, nice atmosphire. Service also in english. Nice place to pop in after workday.read more

Very basic typical French bar. One room with seating for about 40 inside and 20 outside. Only beer…read moreon tap is Heineken. The bar itself is pleasant enough and kept very clean. French not being my language made it difficult to have a coversation with the lady behind the bar but when locals came in she was very happy to see then and engaged in animated chat. Good price for the beer and we'll worth a quick visit.

My go to place when I stop by Bourg to see familly. The selection is overwhelming, the service is…read moresecond to none. Highly recommended whether you are looking for a drink in a fun casual setting or you are in the mood to buy a good bottle of your favorite liquor. Don't hesitate to ask for advice and you might just discover a new guilty pleasure.

From the owner: Bar à Vins - 950 références Bar à Bières - 450 références…read morebouteilles et 6 pressions en direct des brasseries artisanales. Bar à Cocktails 70 références de Thé CHA YUAN 150 références de whiskies 100 références de rhums vieux.

Typical Irish pub in Lyon. A pint of Guinness was my reason seeking this place out…read more The experienced lady bartender conveniently, didn't know how to give me their happy hour price. If it wasn't for quick internet banking, I would never have known. Although she didn't have an apology, when I showed her the discrepancy, she quickly went to the till and give me a Euro!

Fate decreed that on the evening of the 9th of July, while my family and I were strolling past the…read moreJames Joyce pub in Lyon, a large pint glass was hurled directly at my son's forehead. Never will I forget the bone chilling scream of my son in my wife's arms. Staff was of little assistance. The so-called manager, "Liam" was violently drunk. He was telling me that the supposed assailant had fled the scene, then a moment later, "he was in handcuffs, downstairs". It was evident who actually threw the glass. This particular individual was merely trying to dissimulate the situation. We received no official apology from the establishment. We left feeling sick and confused. The owner(s) were nowhere to be seen, although, reading these reviews it seems that this "Liam" was indeed the owner. Wonderful. How could this happen to us? How could this happen to a child? And how can a person get away with such abhorrent behaviour? These were questions that haunted us and which lead me to write this review. To all potential customers, I would recommend you look elsewhere for an evening pint. I tend to believe that most people would not support this cowardly act. To the James Joyce Pub, I expect an apology. I can be contacted by email, facebook, instagram and whatsApp. There is no excuse. To my son, I apologise that I could not protect you.

From the owner: Bar à Vin, Bar à Déguster, Sommelier Caviste, menu du marché bio et végétarien en semaineread more