From the owner: Le dix by Gabriel est ouvert de 8h à minuit. Service du…read morepetit déjeuner le matin, en terrasse ou à l'intérieur. Bar à cocktail et bar à champagne jusqu'à minuit !

Best bar I have ever been to, hands down. Menu is delicious - I've tried four of their signature…read moredrinks and each one was mixed with artistry, tastes delicious, and are perfectly balanced. Bartenders are knowledgeable and are experts at their craft. The environment is perfect - super cool menus, perfect decorations, and provides an authentic laid back vintage vibe. You will not go wrong visiting this establishment.

I'm pretty sure this place is only a bar, not a restaurant…read more.. I'm saying this because it used to be my favorite bar in Bordeaux. Great service, friendly staff and owner... and hands down the best Mojito I ve ever had (in France at least).

From the owner: Bar sympa, entre Talence et Gradignan, avec une ambiance lounge,lumière tamisée, fauteuils et…read morecanapés bas. Vous y trouverez toutes les boissons classiques mais aussi de nombreux cocktails, car c'est notre spécialité ! Nous proposons des assiettes de tapas pour accompagner vos consommations. Nous organisons des soirées karaoké tous les mercredis de 21h à 23h30 et la bourse du cocktail tous les jeudis durant toute la soirée. Occasionnellement: retransmission de matchs concerts anniversaires speed-dating soirées étudiante

Loved everything about our dinner here. The decor is colorful, bright and happy. It's located…read morejust outside the historic area, so easy to find. Our servers were lovely and helpful. One spoke enough English to help us interpret the menu. Our meals were fantastic. The shrimp was the star of the show, but the beef was scrumptious too. The flan could be the best we ever had, and we've eaten tons. We planned to share one, but ordered a second one. There's a full bar and plenty of wine choices. It was a wonderful meal and a nice little break from French food.

This is a nice little brazilian bar in the heart of Bordeaux!…read more The bar is small, all in wood, it has a nice atmosphere to it. The list of cocktails is long (caipi, pina colada!) but being in Bordeaux, you can also order a glass of wine or even champagne. A glass of beer will go for 3 to 5 euros, cocktails start at 5, so prices are reasonnable. The barman is super friendly, and the music is not too loud so you can actually hear yourself talk!

Commence phase two of my Bordeaux Belgian beer adventures. Café des Moines is another delight…read moretucked away in one of those enchanting little side streets in central Bordeaux, its delicious nectars definitely deserve a little dégustation, if you will. And, like Le Titi Twister, you can sample the beers before committing yourself to the glassful. Whilst there might not be quite as much variety as at Titi Twister, there is still a brilliant selection of quality pressions and bottled beers, you certainly won't be stuck for choice, unless, like me, you're rubbish at making decisions in which case the sample shots become very useful! Café des Moines really comes into its own in terms of atmosphere and ambience. The first thing I notice upon entering for the first time is that they're playing my favourite band, masters of indie rock & blues: The Black Keys. Cue a massive grin on my face. They also get a lot of live bands in here, hosting a handful gigs throughout the week, though sometimes you do have to pay entry for these. Another plus is the friendly bar staff, always smiling and ready to exchange a few cheeky words as you order your pint! Things like that can really make a difference to my overall experience in a bar, so it was very much a pleasure to have such a friendly exchange with the staff. Also worth noting is the well-like/fountain structure at the rear of the bar - my friend adores it and wouldn't let me leave until I had seen it, bless him. Personally I don't think it's quite that exciting, but definitely worth a look! The only let-down is the toilets. Or rather toilet, singular. There is only one, which I am aware is very typical of Bordeaux, and France in general, but it doesn't change the fact that you end up having to queue on busy nights, nor that men are never as clean and tidy with their toilet business as us lady folk.