Great for beer lovers but on the pricey side for the beers. Rotating taps from all around the…read moreworld. They have indoor and outdoor seating and a simple bar bites style menu. Easy to get to via the tram.

If you are an avid craft beer drinker, this place is worth the visit - especially since Nice seems…read moreto suffer in this category. Expect to spent 8 euros for a 16 oz pint. Nice atmosphere, free wifi, no outdoor seating (unfortunately).

Tiny snack bar mostly used by local beer drinkers but offering excellent Beef Tartar for an…read moreexcellent price.

An Irish pub in the heart of Sauze d'Oulx! Perfect for celebrating St Patrick's day, which I've now…read moredone twice here. They serve Guinness (naturally) and price it about the same as in central London, and they do a pizza and beer for 10€ which is a welcome relief from some of the more expensive places you'd find in France or Austria. The atmosphere is lively and loud and they have live music most nights.

Cocktails and great food in this iconic Val Thorens Après Ski, there is a live show that makes…read morethe Apre Ski a different level experience. Service is amazing and the energy and ambience is top notch.

World class après ski bar. We reserved a VIP table for six people and had the time of our lives. To…read morecompare it to establishments that attempt to recreate this atmosphere in North America, the music / emceeing at La Folie Douce Val Thorens was phenomenal, the setting is unbeatable, the crowd was much more authentic, and the minimum spend was very reasonable. There are people who take ski trips to Europe just to party at places like this, and you don't need to spend more than 20 minutes here to understand why. Even the food is good. The service in the VIP section was exceptional. At Cloud 9 at Aspen you get rich kids from LA who don't know how to ski and at Longhorn at Whistler you get all the tech bros from Seattle who go there so often that to them it's just another Saturday. You'll definitely see more champagne sprayed per capita at one of those other places, but at La Folie Douce you'll get to focus on living in the moment, not trying to fit into the frame of someone else's moment that you saw on social media a month before your trip.

We enjoyed it and will be back. You get a card at the bar that you charge up with some money (you…read moreget an extra 2 euros if you put 20 on, 5 for 50) and then you go help yourself using the card at the different tables as each table has a tap with a different beer. You pay by the cl and therefore can have as much or as little of each as you like. Lots of fun! They show all sorts of sports so we will go back in winter

Cool little pay as you go spot. Load some money on your card, drink what you like, repeat. Small…read moreselection of taps but a decent variety including Kasteel Rouge which was awesome.

This is a great place for a mid day beer and rest of the feet while touring the old center of Nice…read more They have a good beer list (but no 1664) but do have other French beers that tasted great on a warm day. The outdoor seating is shaded, but the prices are better than those on the big plazas. They have good appetizer and charcuterie plates and this is a nice place to linger and just look at the architecture and watch the people go by. The inside is rustic and has a fun vibe. There is also a happy hour where the prices are even better!

This place was extremely disappointing, and the service made the experience even worse. The waiter…read morewas rude, inattentive, and unhelpful throughout the visit. The happy-hour offer consisted of €6 mojitos and €1 off beers, but the cocktails were not worth it. I ordered a Long Island Iced Tea, and it was poorly prepared--mostly cola with lemon syrup and barely any alcohol. I would strongly advise against coming here for cocktails. Judging by the tables outside, it was clear that most customers stuck to beer, wine, or mojitos. Overall, the poor drink quality and unpleasant service made this a frustrating experience.

Best bar for Belgian beer in Grenoble.read more

Fun easy joint! Great for a relaxing moment in your day. Waiter was nice and very quick…read more Stayed in this town on our way through Provence.

Great little spot dedicated to beer in wine country. A very good selection from around Europe,…read more and even bud for a taste of home. They do have small meat and cheese plates if the need for a small amount of food arises. Service is french, i.e. not your local bartender BSing with you. Great spot on the canal to sit in the shade and people watch as you enjoy your beer.

Only recently discovered this charming cosy bar. Although small, can hold a nice crowd. Great…read moreatmosphere when i was in for a rugby match, which was being shown on both of their two tvs. The staff are very friendly and it was great as one was Irish and the other was english so i didn't have to struggle in my broken french ! Great selection of soft drinks, wines and beers including Guinness ! Would recommend this place to anyone

I went to that bar three times during my trip in January 2016, beside an excellent choice of beers…read moreand wines it offers a nice communicative international atmosphere in a pretty well designed place. Meeting local people and from anywhere else was at every time possible, the people behind the bar were absolutely great.

A lot of fun for the beer gourmet. The owners are very helpful and can suggest best beer pairings…read morefor meals, even give you a short course on beer brewing. Cheers!

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