Super cool little bar, with an even cooler Jazz club in the basement…read more There's a small curved bar, with a 1/2 dozen seats or so on the main floor. Manned by a hipper than hip pony-tailed and expert barman, and seated with a fun and lively bunch of fellow patrons, the music wafts up unimpeded from the venue below. Below, in the cellar, is a shotgun style hallway staged for performances at the far end. Tables line the walls the full way. The view of the stage is a bit tricky, with a curve at the end of the hall, though this is helped with the addition of closed circuit TV cameras and small monitors throughout. The acoustics, and the music performance itself that we had enjoyed, were pretty darn fantastic. Fun, quirky little place. I understand the acts tend toward New Orleans style Jazz, nothing wrong with that as far as I'm concerned. They are certainly set up for dinner concert seatings, but we had no trouble just ordering drinks. Drinks at $20 ea include the concert fee, additional drinks are $10 or so. A prix fixe dinner menu that includes the concert fee is 50EU. Drinks upstairs are an even cheaper option, and the music can be heard just fine. A little Jazz in Paris, just right, just right indeed.

The music was good and will be appreciated by a jazz lover, however the food was really tasteless…read more The price was astronomical for something we couldn't even eat. We spent 158 euros. The service was just ok. I recommend to go in for a drink and enjoy the show, which is what most of the people there did. Big mistake in our part.

My favorite bar for the area around rue des Abbesses. This is a great and very popular (but tiny)…read morebar just up the hill. They specialize in mojitos, make lots of them, and typically have a descent size crowd outside smoking and drinking mojitos/beers on their tiny "terrasse" or on the adjacent sidewalk. They serve a nice "planche" of cheese and charcuterie - nothing to rave about but nice to have at your disposal after a few mojitos. While the bar is usually crowded, you can still find a corner to chat with a friend or date without too much hassle. I go here for their house specialty cocktail: Le Captain. This is a rum-based drink with blue curaçao and an upside down bottle of Orangina and a straw that goes into the bottle. As you drink, the bottle turns green and while at first it just tastes like Orangina the whole thing eventually becomes a delicious if perhaps dangerous mind "hand grenade" (it kinda looks like one too) as the rum gets pulled in towards the end. They also can make mojitos with Sailor Jerry now (a Captain Morgan spiced rum ripoff) and the results are rather delicious (but normally guarantee a headache - I recommend avoiding Jerry and his treacherous ways...) There is another cocktail based on Kahlua that is surprisingly yummy but I forget the name. Anyways - great place. Highly recommended for small groups of friends from 11pm to closing time at about 1:30am. Happy hour can be nice as well :D

Fun spot and great live music . Check out their country/western , Western swing and rockabilly…read morenights on Sundays!

Monday nights beginning at 9:30pm, wow! Virtuoso jazz players in a cozy, vibrant, packed little…read moreclub on a side street near the Pantheon. Loved every moment. No cover, cheap drinks, pass of the hat to pay these unbelievably gifted performers. Live music continues until 1am. You can stop by earlier in the day to make a reservation. Don't miss it, a magical spot.

This is one of the coolest bars/Jazz clubs I've ever been to in my life. In fact, it might just be…read morethe coolest. My guitarist friend took me here and I got to watch his pals absolutely rip it in the back room. In the back of a packed room with cheering patrons, they played everything from Gypsy Jazz to contemporary hits and more. The flair, the comradery, the skill, the improvisations, the confidence (I could go on) is honestly the best I've ever seen up-close and personal. And the location is so off the beaten path path yet in the heart of the Latin Quarter, so while it's lively, you might just find yourself the only tourist in sight, which I find quite nice.

The Brooklyn was great. As visitors from California, my partner and I decided to stop in for a…read morequick drink and charcuterie, and we ended up chatting with the owner, who is from the Bay Area. It was so great chatting with him and people watching. Small groups came and went and it was overall just a great vibe.

My 1st night in Paris, I had set up little UYE to meet up with some Paris Yelpers, the place I…read morepicked however was closed on Monday but while waiting around to figure out the next move one of the yelpers I was to meet up with showed up and saved the night! Woot woot for Karim! Karim lead us down an alley way to a local bar and texted the other yelpers that we are there and that's how I wounded up at the Brklyn Bar, we grabbed a table and waited for the others to join and then we got to meet the lovely Roxanne, Lucas & Florian! It was a great time Karim told us Brklyn was an American bar within Paris, everyone was very friendly, and apparently it was learn an international language that night, the language of choice was German, so it was fun listening to everyone's conversations. After a quick look at the menu I went with a glass of Prosecco and for 5 € I thought that was a bargain, had myself a glass or 2 for sure. Loved the feel of the place, rustic and modern, wood and metal yet every comfortable vibe, also enjoyed checking out the art work on the walls. If you ever wonder about Paris, you should stop by Brklyn do some people watching & get a drink or two.

Sweet little bar down from le Moulin Rouge with world's BEST bartender Julian!!! Was VERY helpful…read morewhen our housing fell thru when we got in to town. Plenty to drink. FREE wifi!! Great atmosphere! Was also really cool w: other patrons from other places visiting...

Small hipster bar on the main drag of Montmartre a few doors down from the moulin rouge…read more Also nice initmate venue with a friendly bartender which gave it a personalised feeling. Also a good rum list.

While on our Parisian bar crawl we found this little speakeasy styled mini bar. Its a big wooden…read moredoor with no signs or anything on the outside. If you didn't do your trip research ahead of time you would totally miss it. When you walk inside it is super tiny and intimate. The theme was very unexpected in the heart of Paris. The music was like all American classic songs. It gave splash mountain in Disney World Vibes. But with a very intimate speakeasy look. Even though it wasn't our style of bar, the drinks were exquisite. I tried the Turkish delight which had Pisco, pistachio cream and a few other little hints of flavor. This was the best drink they had on the menu hands down! We really appreciated the bartenders we had that night they were so kind and friendly. I really appreciated one bartender specially because he took the time to make a whole list of restaurants for us. Check it out and try the Turkish Delight!!!!!

What a cool spot! You'd never even know it was there, very unique entry and vibe inside. We went in…read morethe evening and had great service and conversation from both bartenders. The drinks were banging! Highly recommend this place!

The entertainment was great. Service was top notch. Great location in the party district of Paris…read more Walking distance to a ton of great attractions

Very terrible energy, got pushed out by the bouncer only after walking in (I'm female) and then…read morestared at by the bartender. Waitresses were all very rude and drinks were overly expensive.

Found this little hidden gem on a side street in a neighborhood. It had great reviews and was a…read moretiny little bar that could hold maybe 20 to 30 people shoulder to shoulder. The young guy took our orders but the bartender spoke better English so she took over. Everyone there was actually super nice to us and we were the only non french people there. We ordered the apple specialty bourbon drink which was amazing and had pieces of real apple in it. After I switched to a classic old fashioned which she made just as good. By the way these are very strong drinks, well worth the $13 euro price tag. A guy then went to the small corner piano and began playing live music on a Wednesday night at 11pm! It was insane and he played some nice Earth wind and fire along with other American classics. It was such a great way to end a long day! I loved this bar and hope more of you are able to experience it.

If you are looking for a great cocktail or just to meet people and speak in English and French this…read morebar like a cozy speak easy is for you. Press the button to enter and just have a great time with owners Kevin and Anthony and other regulars. I recommend the champagne cocktail Kevin makes me fresh squeezed raspberry and strawberry juices!!!! but everything here is good and quality.