A place where you will enjoy a pure hispanic experience. As…read moreall the latin america comes to you through the music or even the mojito's you will spend a very good night even if this bar is a little crowded from thursdays to saturdays...

This is not the same Calle Ocho as the one in NYC's upper west side with unlimited sangrias, but it…read moreis just as fun. It's supposedly the "hottest" bar in Bordeaux and I can see how it is so. We came on a off Tuesday night so there wasn't a huge crowd but the DJ was still rocking the music. It seemed like everyone in the bar was having a good time. The drinks were not too expensive. This is the first bar that I actually know that have "virgin" mojitos on their menu. They are also very generous about serving bowls of peanuts for free and people just dump the shells onto the floor, which, personally, I feel bad for littering. Anyhow, if you're visiting Bordeaux, it's definitely a spot to visit and grab a few drinks.

From the owner: Ambiance Caraïbes dans ce bar-disco Ce bar, au nom si charmant, vit aux rythmes endiablés des…read moreCaraïbes: zouk et salsa font vibrer plus d'un coeur et entraînent, jusqu'au bout de la nuit, les filles et leurs cavaliers d'un soir. La soirée s'accompagne de merveilleux cocktails.

Cafe Brun, a French beer bar, in the middle of the City of Wine, is a much welcomed diversion from…read morean abundance of wine. Ambiance is cool resembling a Paris cafe from the 1930's. Brun offers a wide selection of European beers, but no French beers as the bartender indicated that the French should stick with wine and cognac. Blues music filled the joint and my Guinness on tap was terrific. Highly recommend this cafe.

This is a very comfortable place to get off the street. That's something rare in this area where…read moredining in the streets is common. And there are fans and ac! Great pours of beer also!