From the owner: Un bar très british Le Tricasse constitue le véritable point de chute des étudiants, des jeunes…read morecadres dynamiques et des couples de la quarantaine. Les soirs d'effervescence, les places disparaissent à vue d'oeil alors que montent en pression les bières, sur fond de musique.

From the owner: Billards, flipper et jeux virtuels... Cathy a trouvé sa place dans la cité grâce à son sens de…read morel'hospitalité et à sa gentillesse. La journée, le billard, le Baby-foot ou le flipper sont les occupations favorites des lycéens. En soirée, la clientèle évolue et discute autour d'une Guinness ou du Punchito, ce cocktail maison à base de rhum qui s'est forgé une belle réputation.

If you're using google maps to find this place, it'll be a challenge, as the actual location is 100…read moremeters from where it's shown on the map. You're getting warm if you find the ibis styles, ibis and mercury hotels. It's on the other side of the river. Walk over the bridge, hang an immediate left, then left again and you're there. Excellent bottle menu with several beers on tap. All I needed to see was the Pohjala imperial Baltic porter. I'd enjoyed that on tap in Barcelona last year and the bar there was out of it the next day. My wife enjoyed the vedett white, probably a better choice given the 30 C heat today. They have a few dozen more choices and you can take beer to go. Limited food choices including a hot dog.

Large tap and bottle selection. Waiters were very accommodating and worked with us in English and…read moreour broken French. Tried two of their IPAs, the second being their "biere a decouvrir". Both were really good and well balanced. Definitely recommended.

From the owner: One pint of lager, please Un pub en plein centre ville, c'est toujours bon à savoir. Retrouver les…read morelumières tamisées, la musique et surtout la boisson reine, représentée ici par une centaine de marques, et autres provenances. Si vous êtes " completely lost " pour choisir une bière, le " boss " saura vous conseiller.

Pros: one of maybe only 2 restaurants open later than 11pm. Nice to just sit outside and have a…read moredrink. Delicious chicken strips and potato au gratin (heavily creamy, hurt my heart a tad). Cons: they are incredibly understaffed. Maybe 2-3 servers for about 16-20 tables. It'll take forever for food and drinks and if you have innocent American lungs like me you'll be annoyed of breathing in chain smokers outside (and not the Chain Smoker's song about Paris). Please, please don't order the steak. It's worst than a steak at a 24 hour diner in the states for 19€.

L'Agape Café was in the Bussy Saint Georges area off the Val d'Europe subway exit in France. This…read morecafe was located in a quiet open area near the mall, it was more of a bar than a cafe since their main focus was liquor over food. For some reason I was craving for a burger, and what was I thinking to order a burger in France!? It was gross! It had a weird taste and the buns were hard like a rock. The only decent thing I had was a taste of the mister's duck breast that he ordered (I think we spent around $35 for the both of us).