From the owner: Esprit celte Découvrez l'esprit celte et amical du Shamrock, autour d'une bonne pinte irlandaise ou…read morede l'un des nombreux whiskies de tous âges. L'ambiance est conviviale, lourde de bois et de bannières bretonnes. La musique passe du rockabilly aux airs celtiques. Pour les habitués comme pour les autres, une surprise vous attend pour votre anniversaire.

We stopped in to watch Women's World Cup games. Quite a few tv's, comfortable booths, good…read moreservice. Good selection of beer. Any food that don't have they are happy to let you buy next door and bring in - warm and accommodating. Clean bathrooms. Really a nice find!

From the owner: Bières et billard Au Pub, un bar de style anglais situé derrière le Théâtre, on se retrouve entre…read morejeunes pour boire une bière ou faire une partie de billard. Les banquettes façon cuir sur la petite scène sont confortables et permettent de rester en petits comités, en toute convivialité. La lumière est basse, on est presque dans la pénombre ! L'ambiance est feutrée, sauf au bar ou les plaisanteries vont bon train.

Friendly Celtic pub, rangers fans won't enjoy it... Great…read morebartender, friendly to tourists, something you don't always encounter in Paris. Basement looks like a horror movie.

great sports bar, lots of TVs with all major sports shown. Barman nice and polite always smiling…read more Cheapest drinks we found in the main clichy area guniness really smooth WARNING . . . the CHILLY shots are bloody hot but all good fun

From the owner: God bless My Goodness Pub irlandais au coeur du quartier étudiant , My Goodness est un subtil…read moremélange de convivialité et musique rock. Anglo-saxons et Amiénois s'y retrouvent pour déguster la fameuse Guinness ou assister au tournoi des 6 nations sur écran géant. Les soirées à thème, comme la Saint Patrick, rassemblent tous les amateurs de l'Irish Spirit.

I always find it amusing when I wander into a bar claiming to be Australian yet located in another…read morecountry only to discovered that other than a couple of kangaroo pictures, and maybe a desert scene, there is nothing about it that makes it feel remotely like an Australian pub. Okay, they might have Fosters on tap but the thing is that no Australian in their right mind would ever dream of drinking Fosters, and you certainly can't get it on tap over here. Anyway, this is that sort of bar - pretty grungy and certainly not Australian. No doubt it is named as such due to the Australians fighting in the region, but then again they fought all along the Commonwealth lines. It's an okay bar, a little grungy, but not bad. However, certainly not one I would hurrying back to any time soon.

My mate Ged reckons this place is the best pub in the world. I wouldn't go quite that far (Moran's…read morein the Weir near Galway, Paddy Burke's?) but you can see what he means. A home from home for the expat Brits in les environs. Gilles as good as a landlord as you could imagine (single incurable drawback being Southampton fan - let's put that down to poor genes..). Staff invariably great. Good real ale on tap. Curry house next door....all in the heart of the beautiful town of Saint-Germain-en-Laye.

There's one side of me who wanted to give this pub 5 stars for its amazing atmosphere ! Everyone is…read moreso friendly, everyone speaks English and the pints are just like in London! (There's no Guinness though which is a little disappointing ) Though on the other hand if I had to rate the food I would give it a 3star rating- while the pubs in London have mostly all become Gastro pubs, this pub has stayed very basic and is far from the french cuisine of the cafes around it. It still stays the best place for drinks in town!

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).

Had the Croque Monsieur, fries, and a coke and it was OK. Sandwich was over cooked and very…read moredry...cheese on top was borderline burnt. I was hungry and did not want to raise my disappointment because I felt uncomfortable doing so without a strong command of the French language. Service was perfect, prompt, friendly and food was delivered very quickly. Ambiance was great and although outside seating was available, we sat inside.

Our waiter made this experience great. The food also came out quickly and was pretty good. I didnt…read moreknow what beer I wanted to order so I asked to sample two and they graciously let me sample them. I thought that was awesome and really appreciated that gesture.