From the owner: Le Tabac du Palais propose souvenirs en tous genres ainsi qu'un large choix de cigarette…read moreélectroniques et de e liquides. Nous sommes aussi un revendeur officiel des Paris Museum Pass. We are an official retailer of the Paris Museum Pass

Welcome to A la Civette and the oldest tobacco shop in Europe. This place goes back some 300 years…read moreif I recall correctly. It is centrally located across from the Royal Palace Theater and many Government Offices of France. It is no wonder A la Civette can count many well known and historical persons among its patrons, some of whom come a long distance to purchase their cigars here. This does not mean they only cater to such folks. Everyone is treated well and to the knowledge of the staff. Upon entry, one sees the array of cigar accessories displayed all around. Step further inside and you will see the humidor behind a locked door. At the time I was here,the selection was still suffering from supply chain shortages in the Spring of 2023, particularly for Cubans. Instead, the gentleman pointed out cigars we do not see often in the US: some Aladino Eiroa lanceros, Bentley torpedoes, and their own house blend robustos. Price points were not a sticker shock. However, if you are interested in fine spirits to match your sticks, they have a nice selection of liquors to the left in its own room with a tasting table or pedestal in the middle. I sampled a few bottles and settled upon two Cuban rums. For Americans, this is a great place to pick up some Cuban cigars and rums! Again, the gentleman proved to be most gracious and knowledgeable. This is a four and a half star experience and you can expect to be treated as well as or better than any cigar shop you have visited. It is not a lounge, but there are great lounges in Paris in which you can enjoy your fine smokes.

The salesman was terrible. He acted distracted and bothered to help me. The selection was not large…read morebut acceptable. I would mot go back because of the salesperson.

Don't be fooled by the cute exterior and stylish young patrons within. Appearances are deceiving…read more This neighborhood bistro and dive bar in the Marais is more dive, less bar. We were served really watery salad and repulsive wine. The wine tasted like powered grape drink mixed with rubbing alcohol. The haggard server scurried around and dumped plates on tables, dismissing any patron concerns with a wave of his hand. We later learned that this place actually had been a beloved local spot until a fire and an belabored insurance settlement forced the original owner to lose her cafe. Well, the new owners certainly don't do much at all to win back customers.

From the owner: Rendez-vous au bar Au bout de sa rue, le Jean Bart se fait remarquer sous les affiches colorées…read more Dans cette brasserie de quartier dans toute la tradition des bistrots français, on mange bavette, filet de hareng et assiette de cochonnailles. Carrelage et nappes à carreaux, ce sont des plaques marron qui séparent les tables du bar. Les habitués y consomment un verre de vin en jouant au loto. Les copains lisent leur journal devant les vitres recouvertes de posters.

From the owner: Ondes B A quelques pas de la Bastille, dont on aperçoit le génie briller crânement, l'Antenne B…read moreoffre une terrasse ensoleillée et même parfois caniculaire qui réunit tout à la fois les boulistes du quartier venus pointer et tirer, une Gitane maïs au coin de la bouche, les jeunes graphistes qui sont légions dans le quartier, les journalistes, les bandes de potes, ou encore les étudiantes en plein examen qui viennent pour l'apéro admirer les rares mats qui se risquent à passer sur le canal. En effet, situé juste en face du Port de L'Arsenal, ce bar-tabac permet aussi de capter les ondes fluviales que dégagent les bateaux de plaisance amarrés en bas. En plus, le patron est sympa...

Don't waste your time here. Went in to buy a box of Partagas cigars. I was told I am not allowed to…read moretouch the cigars because they are fragile! I explained to the rude woman that I have to touch a cigar to make sure it's not dried out. AND if your cigars are that fragile then there is something wrong with them. What a waste of time.

Friendly and convenient shop for picking up the small necesseties: gum, mints, cigarettes, briguets…read more(lighters..including high end Davidoff & JT DuPont), cigars, candy, snacks, etc. Also, wonderful old bottles of Cognac, elegant cigar humidors, etc. Make sure to check out the Cognac bottles with a cigar tube in the center--showing the cigar as if swimming in the amber colored cognac itself. Nice location in the Marais near many lovely antique shops, cafes & shopsand the Village of Saint Paul. Very friendly, helpful service, especially when you at least attempt to speak only in French---and you know how to count out your money correctly to make the least amount of change. Take a stroll toward the rue du Pont Louis-Philippe--past Paris' top paper/stationary gift stores and head accross the Seine to the Ile Saint Louis. A beautiful neighborhood and a very handy shop. Enjoy Paris '(¿) ! Métro - Station Saint Paul, Ligne 1, Station Pont Marie Ligne 7. Stationnement - Parking Pont Marie, accès par la rue de l'Hôtel de Ville. - Parking Baudoyer, accès par la rue de Rivoli.