I discovered this place about three years ago and it is one of my tried and true addresses for a…read morefun night out without going into a real nightclub. It is great for an "After-Work" as they say in French - with good drink specials (notably 6 euro cocktails, 4 euro wine, and pints for the price of the "demi" or half-pint) for their happy hour from opening until 8pm. Plus they use good rum (Cuban) for their mojitos - always a good sign. Try their mojito royale (it replaces the rum with champagne) for something delicious a little different! AND they serve pitchers - which is always nice if you are with a group (unless you are the only one paying for the pitchers...) The place gets packed fast - especially on Thursday. There is a DJ upstairs on most good nights and an upper mezzanine with some tables to get (a little) distance from the noise. Then the basement is wild and has it's own bar and DJ on party nights. The whole place becomes a crazy dance party for late nights towards the end of the week - and can be a great start for an epic night, or a great end to a more reasonable soiree.

This place has a great party vibe! The downstairs is cozy and dark but has great music and is a…read moregreat place to hang out with a group of friends, lots of dancing room

I went here for breakfast on my first day arriving to Paris. They breakfast was very good. I had…read moreeggs over toast with cheese. The orange juice was fresh and it was a nice Parisian breakfast. The service was extremely friendly and helpful. We also came here at night, this place is a fun locals bar during the weeknights and weekend.

Great place for a drink. Rock'n roll. Many concerts with promissing pop/rock groups. Many good…read morerestaurants and other bars in the neighbourhood.

I was in Paris last year and my Parisian friend took me to this bar. This place is so cute! There…read moreare a bunch bathroom furniture pieces lurking everywhere. A sink, a bathtub, and random stools (no, not stool as in poo) for you to sit on or place your drinks. We also went for happy hour so it was about 6 euros for a medium sized drink that contained A LOT of alcohol. I would def come back here again..esp for happy hour. =)

This bar is another cool one in the area. Fun decoration: you can sit in a bathtub or some other…read moreweird stuff. Try the cocktails, they're huge! (especially during happy hours) The place can get pretty full on Friday and Saturday night but if it's too tight you can always try one of the many other bars nearby.

Wandered in here on a rainy afternoon with my work colleagues while on a lunch break from our…read moreconference. Super cool graffiti artwork adorned the walls and there was lots of seating, including some cozy couches which we sunk right into. We ordered a couple of coffees, a pastry, plus my co-worker got a veggie salad (our work conference hadn't provided many non meat options lol). He said the salad was really good and I for sure enjoyed my coffee. A nice place to come for a bite and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere.

The bar was OK, but the barmen was really weird. The first thing he did approaching our table is…read moretrying to sit on my lap...

Great vibes, loved the projector for the camera, and this meat & cheese board was INCREDIBLE. very…read moreinexpensive and a great add to eat while watching the game

This French managed Irish pub is a great spot in the middle of saint Germain in the famous rue…read moreprincesse, next to the even more famous rue des canettes. The décor is a classic one (long wooden bar, Irish stuff). It's very cosy and with a warm atmosphere. They have my favorite whiskey (Bushmills, Black Bush, a delicious blend with notes of honey and sherry at the end), you can play darts or even silly games on the counter with the staff and also you can dance until 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays. I personnaly avoid these two nights as it is incredibly jam-packed. I usually come on Sundays to listen to the sweet voice of Emilie Gassin, a great Australian artist.

I loved this neighborhood bar with all my heart. Located near Cirque d'Hiver, it's a no frills but…read morevery pleasant interior (love the circus mural on the back wall!). Our friends stopped in and loved it, so we went back on our last night in town. Prices? Cheap! €2 beers during happy hour made my group happy but I loved the very nice rose bring poured, again at a reasonable price. The bartender is very kind and welcoming for sure, even to tourists. I don't think they serve food (beyond snacks) but it's a great spot to have a cozy drink in a 99% locals place.

When I am in Paris, I live at L'Autobus…read more It's a humble place run by Mr. Pierrot, who is an amazing bartender. The drinks are reasonable, and the patrons are working folk from the neigbhorhood. It's in a great location--on the boundary of Oberkampf and Le Marais. L'Autobus, vous me manquez!

A must visit restaurant- come see for yourself. The food is delicious, unique, and best meal I've…read morehad in Paris. The service is exceptional.

This is a wonderfully low key bistro - and it's actually a sort of college bar, only a short block…read moreaway from the Sorbonne, and fully in the Latin Quarter (and the 5th Arrondissement). The kitchen may close at 11, but it's a very cozy spot and very friendly - and not too expensive!