Really excellent beer bar. They have a lot to choose from and a huge variety. I had a grape beer…read moreand a blonde, both were excellent. The inside is really cool, lots of exposed stone. The gal behind the bar was really friendly and helpful. Definitely stop here if you're looking for a wide selection of beers.

This place has great beer on tap. Good to know:…read more 1. They don't serve anything but bar snacks up to 7pm. 2. They are not generous with their pours. The top third of your glass will remain empty. Perhaps opt for the larger glass as it may make more sense given this information - they will automatically reach for the smaller glass so you will need to let them know. The staff is friendly and the beer selection wide.

Okay, I would hardly call myself an expert on hipster bars, but this place certainly comes close to…read morethe title, at least in my opinion. Then again it is located in what appears to be Paris' hipster community, or at least the bohemian districts of the early 21st century. There probably isn't a huge about to say about this bar other than it is small, cosy, and has some pretty cool decorations on the wall. There wasn't a huge selection of beer on tap, but what they did have available was certainly satisfying. The bartender was also pretty cool. In a way it is one of those nice and quiet hole in the wall bars, hidden in the Parisian back streets, and is a nice place to simply spend some time, and it is pretty quiet as well (though that may have something to do with when I was there).

If you're in Paris on a Wednesday night, and you love craft beer, COME HERE!…read more Wednesday evenings (I think from 6 - 8 PM, but you'd want to double check) are "Hoppy Hour," when for 20 euro you get 4 oz (12.5 cL) pours of all 8 craft beers they have on tap, as well as a 4 oz pour of another craft beer from a bottle. They give you the beers with a paper menu with spaces to take notes, which is really cool. Most of the beers were local French beers, though there was one from Dieu du Ciel!, a Montreal brewery that happens to be one of my favorites. (I believe there was some Quebecois cultural festival going on, which might explain why they had Canadian beers.) Our favorites were: - Ribouldingue: a light, refreshing, pleasant and easy drinking wheat ale. - Inauguration IPAIPA: not a typo; it's a double IPA. Very full bodied and bitter, but not too intense. - the Dieu Du Ciel! beer (Aphrodisiac) We arrived on the earlier side and were able to get a table; it's not a huge space, so it might get crowded. They're friendly to English speakers, too. Cheers!

From the owner: Bar à cocktails de qualité et bar à craft beer (bière artisanales ) vaste choix de whiskies,…read morerhums, tequilas et autre spiritueux Ambiance style speakeasy Musique blues, jazz en semaine et un peu plus blues / rock Le week end

When it's time to get liquified in Paris, don't look further than Liquiderie. I fell in love with…read morethis bottle shop from the moment we walked in. Thanks Yelp for the impeccable discovery of craft beer geekdom! Now I know what you are thinking, non-beer drinkers. What about us? Well, pay attention, because this place possesses a massive selection of vino. In my opinion though, the star of the show is regional, international and American craft beer! It's unique as an American seeing the beers they have on hand from my country. Cigar City, Evil Twin, Founders, pretty cool to me. My suggestion is to talk shop with the owner, because this guy knows his stuff. He recommended two big IPA's for me. One of them called Liquid Sex Robot, which is now one of my top 5 favorite beers. Hoppy nectar! To top it all off, they serve epic cheese boards in true Parisian fashion. Nothing like having some bomb dot com snacks when buzzing on fantastic craft brews. Oh man, Liquiderie was a 6-star experience. Take me back, take me back!

Excellent bottle shop with a small selection en pression (they had a terrific Saison from northern…read moreFrance when we were in). Great place to pick up several cans or bottles to enjoy. They also have a charcuterie plate to nosh on with your beer. Staff are friendly and really know their stuff. Of course always best to try to speak French (wherever you are in France), but staff also fluent in English. For non-beer drinkers, they carry cider, wine and also have a selection of hard liquor.

By far the best bar I have been to in Europe! The owner and bartenders are so fun, welcoming and…read moreare by far the friendliest people I have encountered in Paris! The bar itself has a really cool atmosphere with great music, great people and even better drinks. Even if you don't drink beer, they will accommodate you for whatever you prefer. Highly recommend!!

From the owner: Bar à bières avec 12 bières spéciales et artisanales en pression, environ 150 bières en bouteilles…read moredu monde entier. animation autours de la bières et ambiance décontracté.

This bar is pretty sweet. Definitely a dive bar, with a very low-key vibe…read more This place is small and quite popular, so it can fill up quickly. The surrounding area is cool too - you're in the 11th - what more could you ask for? What drew me in to this bar were the cheap pints of various beer (you have a choice between 2 different types of Belgian or Czech (I think) craft beer on tap- blonde or ambrée - which actually have flavor and are delicious, unlike what you get for happy hour elsewhere!). At 3.50-5.50 a pint with a happy hour that lasts all night til 2am, how can you say no?? I self-appointed myself to find our group new bars to head to once we realized that we were always stalking the same haunts, and so naturally happy hour prices (and length) were important criteria! The bartenders here are cool and funny. To be honest, it seems like they're enjoying the evening too and maybe have had a drink or two (or not - I have no idea, maybe they're just chill people. Not trying to call anyone out here!) . Check their Facebook page but quite often they have events where there will be free food served to customers: like tapas, couscous, raclette, etc.. Of course, when things like this are free you can't expect to fill up on it as a meal unless you're a bird or you adhere to the "eating is cheating" philosophy. You're gonna wanna order food. Speaking of which, they offer charcuterie plates, croque monsieur, etc at cheap prices. I found the croque monsieur to be more filling (since usually you split the charcuterie plate and it doesn't always end up to be so much). Food kinda took a while to arrive, but it's ok. They brought us out some free raclette as well, and added steamed carrots. Say what? Haha guess they ran out of potatoes or wanted to spice things up? It made me LOL when I saw the carrots. And to be honest, they weren't so bad! They might be on to something haha! Also, at one point while ordering drinks at the bar, the bartender totally give us huge slices of bday cake. It was a customer's bday and I guess they didn't finish the cake, so instead of wasting it, the bartender sent it our way. Oh heck yea! Having cake while drunk is the best kind of cake. Haha. Just telling this little anecdote because I think it goes to show how chill and cool the bartenders are! I will definitely come back here! Feeling welcome and good service are absolutely essential to me, and this place gives it you all that in a pretty unique way :) Edited to add: they also have a quite extensive variety of craft beer bottles to choose from, besides the several beers on tap! This would be a great place to go to if you love beer, and the staff are great at directing you to a beer that suits your tastes!

From the owner: De bonnes bières et de la musique: rock'n'roll, psychobilly, blues, folk, metal, fusion, ska et…read morerocksteady! In the garden vous invite à découvrir ses bières artisanales ou belges, des tapas et jeux de fléchettes. Petit coin pirate, à la limite du bar associatif, le Garden offre un lieu intimiste. Où un melting "pote" de personnes de différents ages, de milieux et d'origines s'entremêlent, discutent, trinquent à la vie. In the garden "blues rock reggae bistro" HAPPY HOURS 17H-20H de Mardi au Jeudi Vendredi et samedi 17h30 - Minuit Pinte de campus 3.50€ demi à 2€ Pinte de Petrus Ambrée 5.50€ demi à 3€ Limonade et jus de fruit 2.50€ On vous propose un grand choix de bières belges et artisanales à la pression quatre bières, ou en bouteille, une cinquantaine de référence, à partir de 4,5€, la pinte à 5€, le verre de vin à 2,90€, le pichet à 9€, le shot de rhum arrangé à 3€ et l'eau de vie à 3,50€, croque monsieur salade (maison et délicieux) à 4,50€ planche de charcuterie & fromage 9€ des assiettes de tapas à 5€ jeudi : Chili Con Carné gratuit! atelier brassage de bières amateurs et après midi dégustation, un samedi par mois. "On est pas là pour vendre du muguet" Nous vous invitons à découvrir de belles expos, des dégustations de whisky et de la rakija quand y en a, des jeux vidéos oldies, des concours de pac-man et de fléchette, des jeux de dés à la tournée, du vin chaud quand il fait froid, des saladiers de punch quand il fait chaud.

I visited La Ruee in November 2018 (thought I had reviewed it then, but apparently not)…read more.. It's a charming place on a quiet street. I sat upstairs, as I was alone, and enjoy talking with others at the bar. Small groups would enjoy la cave, an almost grotto-like experience downstairs. The service was friendly and very knowledgeable. I had a glass of a Belgian style beer on tap, then noticed that they had Cantillon in a bottle- very difficult to find that outside of Belgium. So, that was my second beer. The bottle/can selection in the coolers varies (they were out of Cantillon when I visited again a few days later), but I found a few beers to take with me to enjoy later, including a lovely IPA from Ireland. La Ruee is definitely worth a visit!

A fantastic bottle shop with a lovely environment to enjoy the beer of your choice. Knowledgeable…read morestaff will help you find local varieties of your favorite brew - sours and even "dank" (which doesn't translate well) beers. Definitely visit if your desiring a good beer experience.

It pains me to give a Brewdog location less than 4 stars, as there are so many I really love. But…read moresometimes the vibe and food options outside the UK are more on the miss side. Unfortunately, that was my experience in Paris. Now, I will say, it's still Brewdog--the beers are great and so were the staff. But there were literally only two vegan options on the menu, and I went there on their meatless Monday! On that day, it was BOGO for plant-based fare, but with there being so few options my partner and just ended up getting two pizzas. To add fuel the flame, the pizza (the Rocket pizza) was heavy on mushrooms, which aren't really my thing. So 5 stars for the beer, but 3 stars for the food (which in our case that night, was important.)

Short walk from Musee Picasso. Friendly servers, no problems speaking English (no problems anywhere…read morein Paris, really). Not crowded when we were there. Contemporary music playing overhead. We ordered pizza and beer. Pizza crust is addictive, toppings were flavorful. I had their stout, and it was smooooooth! Wife got a guest beer, a hazy IPA that was a little different in a good way. A great experience! About stars: 3 stars means really good. 4 stars is more for fine dining, generally pricier venues. If I get 4 star food at a brew pub, they'll get 4 stars. But 3 stars here is excellent.