A nice little bar hidden in the Victoire area, out of sight from the busy streets. There, you'll…read morefind a very decent selection of Belgian beers on draft, such as Delirium Tremens. Plenty of Trappistes as well, and some fruity ones too. I went for a Pêcheresse and it was gorgeous as per usual. The only 'hic', is that they gave me a wrong glass for it. I was not in the mood to argue, but it showed that they are not immensely experts in Belgian beers. They also had the usual charcuterie platters, which seemed lovely. Service was nice, music as well.

Hurrah! Just....hurrah!…read more As somewhat of a novice to the Belgian beer, my first visit to Titi Twister was a night I'll not forget in a hurry. Who knew that beers could be so varied, so bitter yet so sweet, so colourful and so wonderfully delicious? Well maybe you did, but I certainly didn't. I felt as though I had been introduced to a lovely new subculture that I hadn't even known existed. Being in Bordeaux I had expected, if anything, to have my mind blown by the famous red wine of this mighty grape region. But, as far as alcoholic beverages are concerned, it was definitely my introduction to Belgian beers that was the bigger eye opener (sorry to all you winos!) Titi Twister is a pub in central Bordeaux, a mere two minute stroll from the Place de la Victoire. It is run by a merry band of English people (all fluent in French though ne vous inquiétez pas!) and, I say merry, I think it very much depends on what mood they are in, as I was unfortunate enough to have a run in with them in a bad mood that offended me so much I got up and left my drink, and that is the only thing preventing me from donning the whole five stars, it certainly wouldn't stop me from ever going back, they're normally very jolly indeed. I must give a particular mention to Rosie, my favourite barmaid in Bordeaux who was always smiling and chirpy and ready to natter away in French or English. Variety. That's a buzzword I would use to describe this bar. It's only small, but you get a real variety of people through its doors: young and old, French and English, even the pet dogs are welcome (though I guess that's pretty standard in France). Next is the variety of beers, golly there are many of them, a couple of familiars as well as many that I have never heard of before, it means you can never get bored, at least I couldn't, I found myself wanting to work my way through as much of the menu as possible. Next in variety: glasses. Many of the beers have their own individual glasses - it's fantastic! There can be four of you around a table, all drinking a different beer and all with different glasses - hey I never said that simple thinks didn't please me. My favourite was the glass for a beer called Kwak, it is essentially reminiscent of an oversized chemistry conical flask/test tube in an oversized test tube holder - so much fun to drink from! The prices here are a bit more than what you would expect to pay for an average pint in Bordeaux, but that's because they aren't your average pint. You definitely get what you pay for in terms of flavour, service and experience. You can even get little shots of the different beers to try before you choose - very helpful when you can't decide! Finalement...c'est nickel quoi! Bien sûr que je revienne...Bordeaux m'attend!

A nice pub to chat around some beer and snacks! The beer choice is goods and so are the snacks…read more(pretty fat ass stuff!) The crew is nice and English speaking :)

The Connemara is THE irish pub of bordeaux. Since 1994 Frank Jackson and his staff have been…read morewelcoming customers to sample a pint of Guinness and enjoy the "craic" ( having a good time ) From Football to karaoke and live music to Quiz nights...there's always something going on. Large screens in 3 rooms for sports and upstairs bar available for private fonctions and parties. Good traditional pub grub and bar snacks are served lunch and evenings, try the famous Irish stew or fish and chips. for more information check out their website http://www.connemara-pub.com

My husband enjoyed playing pool and I enjoyed the cocktails. Fun atmosphere, will definitely return…read morenext time I'm in Bordeaux!

As much as I love wine, sometimes at the end of an evening you're looking for a good cold beer and…read moresome tunes. Great selection of craft beers and awesome music make this an amazing spot to hang out after a long day exploring Bordeaux. Thanks for the B52's too -this was our favorite hangout the week we spent in Bordeaux! Excellent service and a cool vibe. Highly recommend!

Glad to see it reopened up again the beer is even better than before even got foghorn one of the…read moreonly bars to have

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.