Our favorite Paris bar, we've been coming here since 2022 and we made it a priority to come every…read morenight when we are in town. The drinks are so good and the live music is amazing! Definitely my favorite gem.

It was rated the best champagne bar in Paris on google search. but it was hard to find this…read more place! It was tucked in the corner, construction everywhere, we asked around n no one knew about it! and it really took effort to find this bar. Glad I did! There was a piano singer the night we went. The champagne is good, the music was in English, not too loud that you can carry in a conversation.

My girl friend had a wonderful lunch at the le Bar a Bulles with champagne of course. We did this…read moreafter shopping in this outstanding shopping mall, very nice and enjoyable experience.

Fabulous experience, and by that I mean, it was very authentic. You have to consider where you are…read more And for that reason, I give it 5 stars. Keep in mind that tips are not standard, as they are in the USA. You are unlikely to get the warm fuzzies from anyone here. I will say, if you're looking for a warmer ambience and less of the authentic French one (I get it), than stick to the touristy areas.

Canard & Champagne was such a fun choice for our group on our last day in Paris. The vibes were…read morelively and celebratory, which made it feel like the perfect send-off meal. The food was amazing, especially the duck with foie gras. Everything felt indulgent and well done. We also loved trying the three different champagnes, which really elevated the whole experience. A great spot for a group meal with great energy and memorable food. Quick tip: it is inside the small alleyway/arcade, it was a bit hard to find at first, but keep walking and you'll see it!

If you like duck, this is the place for you!! We loved the duck platter (they say it's for 2 but…read moreit's huge and easily fed our party of 8 women!!).... It was cooked perfectly and I could hardly believe it was duck not beef. In between every slice, was layers of foie gras. The duck leg, salads, and all their champagnes were great too. Loved that it was loud and bustling in here so we could be our silly selves without feeling intrusive. Friendly and attentive service! Just good vibes all around.. or maybe it was all that champagne.. ;)

From the owner: Nous sommes spécialisés dans les champagnes rares. Nous…read moreentretenons d'étroites relations avec les champenois ce qui nous permet de vous proposer des champagnes d'exception.

Cosy champagne 'cave à manger' along rue Condorcet serving a pretty wide variety of smaller…read moreproductions champagnes at reasonable prices. They also do a good selection of snacks - saucisson and tarama - to soak up the bubbles. By glass you can try 5 or 6 different champagnes but many more by bottle. They also do take away which is where the prices become really reasonable, so I'll be back next time I have an occasion. The place seats maybe 15 people so is intimate. I prefer to book an advance but you should be fine dropping by. Lovely friendly welcome and service by a guy passionate about his work - je valide!

L'Extra Brut is a cosy little champagne shop and tasting room in the shadow of the Sacré-cœur, the…read moreperfect ending to a tour through the Monte Martre area of Paris. Let the wonderful and knowledgeable shop manager be your guide to an extensive catalog of tasty vintages, carefully presented based on your preferences. Their enthusiasm for the bubbly gold liquid is infectious. L' Extra Brut is uniquely suited to help you explore lesser known but more unique and no less delicious champagne varieties. They also serve cheese to match what you're drinking all at very reasonable prices. We took a few bottles home with us but it wasn't enough. The friendly staff speaks English and French.

Always our first top in Paris! Even though the flutes are expensive, it's always nice standing at…read morethe summit and looking over the city.

One Champaign on the top of the world please! How can you not get a glass here? You're at one of…read morethe most historic landmarks in the world and there's a bar at the top. Cheers to that! No matter the price this is a must. It will forever be one of the greatest moments of my life.

We stumbled upon Le Campanella on our rainy walk from the Eiffel Tower back to our hotel. We were…read moredrenched and not dressed up, so we didn't think we'd receive a warm welcome, based on the fancy look of the restaurant and the fact that the menu is only printed in French. It was a Saturday evening and we didn't have a reservation, but to our surprise we were seated right away. They didn't bring water to the table until I asked for it. Service became friendlier after I attempted to speak in French. I had the Beef bourguignon, which was flavorful, but very fatty. My husband had onion soup, which he enjoyed, and creme brulee, the latter being creamy and delicious.

Excellent service across the board. We came in with a group of seven, without reservations, and…read morewere seated after a brief wait. The staff was highly attentive, and very sweet--when a glass of water spilled over my son's notebook he had been drawing in, a server snatched it up and took it to the kitchen, from were it returned a short while later completely dried by the oven, successfully avoiding tears. The food was good, though not mind blowing. I had a pepper steak, which was cooked well but the pepper sauce was not so flavorful. My son's hamburger, ordered from the children's menu, was excellent and served with a lot of fixings, and would have made a great adult meal (I can see why the menu is very clear the children's options are for children!). We also ordered snails, which were good, but not the best--though good enough to turn one of the children into a fan.

Nicolas Feuillatte is the number one selling brand of champagne in France and the third-largest…read moreglobally. Although, it may be a large commercial brand, producing ten million bottles annually under the Nicolas Feuillatte name, they also produce many distinctive vintage and nonvintage lines such as the Brut Rosé, Grand Cru Blanc de Noirs, and Palmes d'Or Rosé. The company is young, the brand was created in 1976, compared to many of the large Champagne houses. Nicolas Feuillatte was an importer of coffee and chocolate to the US and began the champagne brand after inheriting vineyards in Champagne. The quality of the champagne is very good. The boutique located in Paris is accessible-not intimidating-and the passion and joy is felt by the manager who is very helpful and knowledgeable. In the basement, the boutique has space for business meetings or private parties. Packaged sets available for gifts. The store had good traffic and has a loyal clientele. www.nicolas-feuillatte.com

Would give a 10 if possible. Atmosphere is fabulous. Traveling alone at my age ( ?) alone (…read morerecently widowed ) in a foreign country is new to me to say the least. While all ages here I felt welcomed by owner immediately . Second visit. Deviled eggs delicious and ravioli incredible. Wine and after dinner treats made for a much needed fantastic night out. This place is a must. Hope to make it back one more time before heading to the states.

Despite finding out they were closing suddenly at 8 when we arrived for out 7 pm reservation, this…read moreplace is a gem. Where else but Paris can you try wines by the glass from every region of France from the Loire to Bordeaux, burgundy to Alsace and many of them biodynamic wines. Despite the hurried pace, the staff was very gracious offering us free champagne to start because of the inconvenience. We ordered the small charcuterie and small cheese plater which with some French bread was more than enough food. Paired with some outstanding Burgundies this was a great finale to our vacation in France. A must for any wine lover! (Note:reservations via FB messenger)