A genuine Irish pub in down town Bordeaux. The beer was great, the burgers were awesome, we…read moreservice was great. We loved it.

Good pub, staff were friendly and amusing. All spoke English…read morewhich was a bonus for us with our bad French lol. The kitchen staff ate their meal at the bar during the break and the food looked great! Definitely go again, One annoying drunk at the bar which can happen anywhere but the Irish barmaid was awesome at putting him in his place.

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

Great English bar with a difference English bar run by young…read morefriendly English/Irish guy. The bar has a stylish interior and serves great cocktails and beers, and fab Guinness! This bar is different in that the drink prices fluctuate depending on demand. The price can be seen on large flatscreens similar to the stock market (of London with its Footsie 100 index). Also great for sports watched on other large flatscreens. The patron is a keen sports fan and plays great background music, and if you're hungry, he also serves bar snacks.

From the owner: HAPPY HOUR tous les jours 17h-20h…read more Tous les lundis : pintes à 5€ et nombreux cocktails 6€ 2 écrans plats et 1 écran géant. 2 tables de ping-pong au sous-sol billard, babyfoot, fléchettes, flipper poker gratuit (vendredi et dimanche)

They got a really nice decoration, but that's about it. The service is slow and the food is not…read moreeven worth talking about. You would be better off going to a fast-food restaurant. But if you are a fan of beer and whisky, then this is your place. Charming place with bad service and bad food. I do not recommend this place.

From the owner: Irlandais de coeur, entre fortes traditions séculaires et reconnaissance universelle de l'accueil…read morede l'irlande, l'irish corner fait la part belle au décor authentique où se mêlent les ambiances houblonnées d'outre-manche, de belgique et du monde entier, une musique chaleureuse, une table festive faite de burgers juteux et de plats originaux avec l'esprit facétieux des habitants de l'île verte.

From the owner: Devenez "Bistronome" au Café de la Gare 1900. La convivialité et l'ambiance d'un authentique…read morebistrot centenaire associées à une cuisine raffinée : des produits frais et authentiques autour d'un véritable savoir-faire gastronomique. Flânez devant notre cave, elle vous offre une sélection des meilleurs crus de notre région pour accompagner votre repas. Et si vous préférez le mode "bar à vin", nous vous accueillons dès 18h00 au comptoir ou en terrasse autour de planches à partager et un très large choix de vin au verre. Menu à 19,50 € - Carte à 25,50 € - Midi en semaine menu à 12,50 €. Vin au verre à partir de 2,80 € et bouteille à partir de 14 €. Grande terrasse. Parking privé 25 places. Ouvert 7 jours/7, midi et soir.

This inviting spot at the end of the road, open after everything in Saint-Émilion has closed its…read moreshutters, will welcome anyone who seeks to enjoy a glass or more of quality wine - both local and beyond. However, come with curiosity and an openness to find more than what you seek and you will be rewarded. Hats off to owner Charly and sommelier Hugo who have created a space of authenticity and experience. Enchanteur et enchanté.

All around awesome wine bar in the epicenter of, arguably, the worlds most renowned wine city. Not…read morean easy feat, but Sous la Robe has done it right. Great vibe with a mix of locals and visitors where friendly conversations are struck up as easily as wine is poured. Charlie plays great music, is professional, friendly and we shared many good laughs. Above all, great wine. While I was there enjoying a couple glasses of Chateau Jean Faux at the end of the bar, Charlie walks over and subtly lets me know that the gentleman that just walked in is the producer of the wine I'm drinking... A cool and unique experience in Saint-Émilion.

Coffee at a UNESCO World Heritage site! They also offer a selection of wines, being in one of…read moreFrance's main wine producing regions, and other things. But what really makes this experience unique is the environment; centuries old monastic setting. Amazing!

Lovely gift shop and sorbet, crepes, crema kiosks in the courtyard overlooking the cloisters…read more Plenty of tables.

Bar de la Marine is the epitome of a local brasserie. They have a full bar, excellent wine, and a…read moresmall selection of beer in bottles (mostly Pelforth and Kronenbourg). It's wine country, so this is to be expected. What really makes it worth visiting is the friendly service, the local atmosphere, and the absolutely fantastic view. Most of the rivers-side spaces in the towns near St. Emilion are occupied by quite high-end restaurants. But la Marine has a fantastic enclosed patio that gives a broad, uniterrupted panorama of the Dordogne. It is truly breathtaking. The proprietors will give you a warm welcome, and it's a fine place to bring a large group. There are pool and foosball tables for entertainment, though a local will be happy to chat you up as well, if you want. We didn't get a chance to try the food, but it looked quite tasty from where I sat. One word of warning, they tend to close on the early side (9-10pm), so don't plan a late-night there. Sunset is the perfect time to enjoy a nice glass of vin rouge and a bottle of Pelforth brun (which set us back a whopping four euros total!).