Dirty Dick's is known for their fun twist on classic tiki drinks and they've earned it. Everything…read morewas fun and delicious. Seating is optimal for small or larger groups. They have beer as well and classic cocktails for the less adventurous folks. This is work the stop if you're in the Monmarte/Pigalle area!

Dirty Dick is a very fun French take on a tiki bar in the middle of Paris' Montmartre area. If you…read morelike spicy drinks, El Placer De La Tarde was a respectably spicy drink in addition to being tasty. My wife had the Painkiller and loved it. Later on I had the Navy Grog. It was good, but I'd say it wasn't crazy strong. My wife got the Miami Vice Negroni and we both thought it was meh. Being as you're in Montmartre, there are plenty of bars to visit. I'd definitely make Dirty Dick a spot to visit if you're doing a crawl.

Easy place to grab a drink after walking through Montmartre to hop the metro back to our hotel…read more Quintessential barkeep!

This little pub stuck out like a sore thumb in its current location. There weren't many 'Irish'…read morepubs in Montmartre that I saw... and there might be a good reason for that. We were drawn in by the promise of beer (a somewhat rarity in Paris) and happy hour pricing. The husband was pleased as punch to find that they served true Irish Guinness on tap. I was less than pleased with my weird order of some kind of beer and orange liqueur mixture..... ugh, this thing was bad. The bartended didn't speak any English (not that she should, but it did make it more difficult as a tourist). Beers were on the pricy side, especially when it wasn't happy hour. They did have cool bathrooms (with a picture of a dog wearing 3D glasses in the ladies room!). It wouldn't be my top choice in the area.

Bad ass bar! Awesome bartender and atmosphere perfect for a rock-n- roll metalhead like me. Must do…read moreif your in Paris and are a metalhead too! Bartender very knowledgable about his alcohol, AND he was kind enough to stay open just for me as it was a Sunday night and nothing else better for me to do. Super kick ass kind of guy!!!!

Great little dive bar in a good location. Basic decor, but clean. Well priced drinks. Good…read moreselection of cocktails - I'd recommend the White Zombie (8 euros) or the Green Machine (7 euros). Happy hour (6-8) is great - I had a few too many generously poured 3.50 caipirinhas!

This place is such a good time! The bartenders were super friendly and taught me about genever…read more(which is excellent). The drinks were delicious: well thought out and well executed. This was the first time that I had a grasshopper, it was a refreshing drink that was a good way to end the night. They had a good list of boozy drinks as well that fit my palate. The small bar has sort of a carousel look to it. They had a three piece band doing Jimi Hendrix songs. I could see myself being a regular here.

What a great find!…read more This bar doesn't look like much from the outisde but once you walk in, its super cool and full of character. The bar staff was extremely friendly and educated us on the history of the bar. Both bartenders spoke english and were from United States. It was explained to us that Lulu White was a brothel madam, that was concidered to have more power than the mayor of New Orleans during the late 1800s. Her brothel contained a "Blue Book" that allowed patrons to chose their companion via photos. The Lulu White bar, took this concept and allows you to chose your drink according to the individuals photographed in the "Blue book". We were told the individuals listed in the book change about every 6 months but the Lulu White drinks remains constant. I tried the Lulu White: Altos Anejo Tequila, Plymouth Gin, Genepi, Absentroux, and Cardamon noir. It came in a elegant beautiful glass and It tasted like a dry martini with a licorice flavor from the absinthe. This was definitley a drink you sip on to enjoy. The décor of the bar, resembled historical New Orleans with its dim lighting and elegant décor and half moon booth seating. This was a great surprise, and I recomment anyone to stop by and check it out!

We did a food tour in Montmartre, which I would highly recommend! Awesome neighborhood. Then we…read morewent up and walked around Sacre-Coeur and after were hungry again! Loved the Montmartre area so went back and wanted to eat at a local spot. The guy that worked at the cheese shop said his favorite place was a couple doors down, The Village. This place gets 5 stars just for being unassuming and awesome. Small space. Local spot. Tables and chairs all kinda crammed in. Full of people speaking French. Simple French dishes served and done well. The beef tartare came with all the ingredients mixed in, it was done perfectly. The french onions soup hit the spot on a cold day. Good service and great spot to grab a drink and snack.

On a street full of overpriced, tourist-aimed restaurants, this tiny nook is a haven which allows…read moreyou to take a step back from the city bustle and for a while, watch it go by instead. Facing the street, you are in a prime location for people to stare enviously at your food, which they undoubtably will; I ordered the croque madam and a noisette. My first time in Paris and this.was.it. Everything I imagined, on a plate and in a cup, this was Paris. The best croque I've ever tasted, at eight euro fifty, it was a steal. The coffee was great and the service surprisingly and unfortunately enough; uncommonly friendly. The staff were all great and the whole experience was a highlight of my trip. If you are going to visit the beauties of Montmartre, this is where you should eat. Couldn't recommend highly enough.

Extra Star : The place is one of few that are open until 5am…read more Went here with my friend at around 2am on a weeknight so we didn't expect much, but we were pleasantly surprised with a nice (mostly male) crowd and good cocktails. The music was blah but the atmosphere is cool and lively.

What I have to say about Glass is very simple:…read more Amazing beers (Brooklyn Brewery IPA on tap = heaven) Cleverly unique cocktails. Hot dogs (buns by Emperor Norton!) Pickles (homemade) Growlers. Great music. Fabulously simple interior deco. This place is brilliant, and I can't wait to go here all the time. Definitely one of my top places to recommend in Paris. The staff is wonderful, the atmosphere is to die for, and they have beers from all over the place (Yes, even Longmont Colorado...). It's just perfection. p.s. I suggest getting there when they open (7pm) if you're a little group, to assure you'll have a place to sit/be together!

This was a stumbled upon little bar just a small distance away from our hotel. Decor was very artsy…read moreand we were seated quickly. Clientele was mainly locals. Both my friend and I ordered the Steak Tartare--which she later told me she had no idea what that was before ordering it, so that was funny-- which came out relatively quickly. The tartare itself was creamy and mixed with several spices and sauce, and was extremely pleasant. It came with French fries (or chips, if you are English) and a small side salad. It was also an enormous proportion of tartare, especially for France. Neither of us were able to finish all of it, despite its wonderful flavor. We did end up having to request our check three separate times before getting it, but then we paid and left with no further incident. Breakdown: Service-3/5, Food-5/5, Location-5/5. A 4/5 experience, not bad certainly.

Cute restaurant in Montmarte. There is a variety of mismatched seating and tables, which gives the…read moreplace a nice eclectic atmosphere. The food was middle of the road for Paris. The melted Camembert cheese appetizer was really nice, as was the bread it came with. For a main, my boyfriend and I were a little underwhelmed. Both the duck and braised beef were fine, but nothing outstanding. The vegetables that came with both were pretty nice though. The people working in the restaurant were pretty attentive, maybe a little more than in other French restaurants.

A nice bar with cheap drinks and a cool atmosphere. This bar was discovered by fellow UCLA bruins…read morewhile abroad in Paris Summer 2011. A tall glass of beer will run you about 3 euros, 5 shots for 15 euros and they have mixed drinks from 4 euros and up. The place is fairly small, but they do a good job of allowing their clientle to stand outside of the bar to mingle and meet up. If you do want to get a table I do suggest getting their around 9pm as this place does get packed. There really isn't much else to say except that syphax is a great place to wind down, grab a drink, meet a couple of Parisians and to just enjoy another great place in the city of light.

Exactly what I was looking for when I searched for "dive bars" near Opera metro station. 5€ good…read morebeers (Blanch kreik), instant service at the bar (8:20pm on a Thursday) while crowded, lively 20-ish patrons. Dim atmosphere, semi-loud music, video of an EDM festival playing on the TV, and red lights illuminate the red booths and graffiti on the walls. If you're wanting a hole in the wall without the touristy feel (and prices!) near Opera, go here!

Good British pub in Paris. Guinness on tap and decent selection of mixed drinks. Regular selection…read moreof British food. Ambience and decor was great. Service was good and bartender spoke English.

This is a good cozy place with friendly staff and good environment to have a drink. Work going if…read moreyou're looking for a quick drink. Don't want to make this super long.

Hole in the wall wine bar, 1/2 block away from the hustle and bustle of Canal St.Martin. Trendy and…read morehip vibe, extremely small seating capacity. 8 Euros for a glass of champagne.. only in Paris!

If you're looking for a typical French bar, with only locals, a nice bartender, good wine and good…read morecheese & charcuterie after having enjoyed a lovely walk by the canal St. Martin, you've got the right spot. The "assiette mixte" is a plate composed of both "charcuterie" and various cheeses, that you usually share when going for an "apéro" with friends at 7pm, which goes perfectly with a bottle of wine. And here is the French way of life! If you don't know much about wine, ask the bartender, he'll help you make this important decision :) The bar looks small at first, but it's a trick, there is an extra room at the end of the corridor, and even a piano. The wine prices are perfectly ok (around 20€ per bottle)