From the owner: Le dix by Gabriel est ouvert de 8h à minuit. Service du…read morepetit déjeuner le matin, en terrasse ou à l'intérieur. Bar à cocktail et bar à champagne jusqu'à minuit !

Cafe Brun, a French beer bar, in the middle of the City of Wine, is a much welcomed diversion from…read morean abundance of wine. Ambiance is cool resembling a Paris cafe from the 1930's. Brun offers a wide selection of European beers, but no French beers as the bartender indicated that the French should stick with wine and cognac. Blues music filled the joint and my Guinness on tap was terrific. Highly recommend this cafe.

This is a very comfortable place to get off the street. That's something rare in this area where…read moredining in the streets is common. And there are fans and ac! Great pours of beer also!

Temporarily closed! My girlfriend and I tried to get a light night bite after riding the train from…read moreParis and we were disappointed to find nothing open late here!

Great find next to the Hilton Garden Inn just a few minutes from the Gare St Jean train station…read morealong the Garonne River. A live band played as part of a regular rotation of genres in the large ecclectic food court. It was huge with open communal high tables indoors as well as low tables outdoors in quieter spaces. An abundance of international food options freshly prepared onsite from Indian food, sushi, burgers, tapas, Asian, Italian, beer as well as cocktail bar options. Reasonable prices. There was a dance floor in the evening but it was still considered a family venue and several families had children out and about in between the dancing foray. The jovial atmosphere did make it difficult to hear and to have lengthy conversation inside the food hall, just be forwarned.

The waiter is rude. The place barely had anyone…read more To face the river, we joined two tables and sat down. The waiter came, split the tables and told us the place could get crazy busy in a second. I told him if it was the case we would adjust. He did not like the idea at all. It was his way or no way. We left without spending anything.

Stopped in for a Monday lunch. Opted to sit outside. We're not French so not used to all the…read moresmokers around us! Simple salad, very good. Steak, very rare. Fine. Terrible french fries (oily and not crisp). A very nice half-bottle of rose. The servers were friendly though looked a bit stressed at how hard they were having to work to serve all the tables in this busy place. Amused that the friendly guy who fixed our bill had just been setting up a French restaurant in Waiheke Island in New Zealand. I thought the food was fine, but the experience was neither terrible nor great.

Ok, Craft Jesus was wrong. Humans are flawed. They're not…read moreweird, they're just trying for West Coast. Sure, it hasn't exactly worked out, but hey, let's spread the Craft love

In a city of of wine places this is one of only two real craft beer bars that I found. Almost cave…read morelike inside it is a superb bar and 100% worth a visit if your wanting a change from a glass of red or white wine. It had everything decor wise that you would expect in a craft bar, wood finishes, chalkboards, etc. The beer on offer was great, they had about ten options from a mix of Brewers and about 8 from brewdog. Nobody spoke much English but we managed to communicate fine and got a cracking IPA that went down a treat after a long day of travelling. Food wise we had some lovely French sausage and bread. It went perfect with the beer and was just what we were looking for. Can't recommend this place enough.

Vintage bar is so cool and low key. Sometimes people dance inside, but it doesn't have that…read more"clubby" feel. There's usually plenty of seating inside and outside, but sometimes it's super packed! I've been here quite a few times. I definitely like their mojitos, but they put a LOT of sugar in them, so be prepared to mix for your lives. :P Overall, it's a good bar. Nice atmosphere, chill people. Free wifi!

Best bar I have ever been to, hands down. Menu is delicious - I've tried four of their signature…read moredrinks and each one was mixed with artistry, tastes delicious, and are perfectly balanced. Bartenders are knowledgeable and are experts at their craft. The environment is perfect - super cool menus, perfect decorations, and provides an authentic laid back vintage vibe. You will not go wrong visiting this establishment.

Definitely my favourite place to go for drinks in Bordeaux. It had been 6 years since I was last…read morethere and it's still a chill, happening place. Introduced 2 of my favourite friends to it, one Canadian, one U.S. Loved it. Also introduced some nationalities a well. Everyone loves the place. Cool music, great drinks, great staf, good prices. oh and when you go to the toilet, make sure you look up and check the ceiling attractions. C'est bonne!

Commence phase two of my Bordeaux Belgian beer adventures. Café des Moines is another delight…read moretucked away in one of those enchanting little side streets in central Bordeaux, its delicious nectars definitely deserve a little dégustation, if you will. And, like Le Titi Twister, you can sample the beers before committing yourself to the glassful. Whilst there might not be quite as much variety as at Titi Twister, there is still a brilliant selection of quality pressions and bottled beers, you certainly won't be stuck for choice, unless, like me, you're rubbish at making decisions in which case the sample shots become very useful! Café des Moines really comes into its own in terms of atmosphere and ambience. The first thing I notice upon entering for the first time is that they're playing my favourite band, masters of indie rock & blues: The Black Keys. Cue a massive grin on my face. They also get a lot of live bands in here, hosting a handful gigs throughout the week, though sometimes you do have to pay entry for these. Another plus is the friendly bar staff, always smiling and ready to exchange a few cheeky words as you order your pint! Things like that can really make a difference to my overall experience in a bar, so it was very much a pleasure to have such a friendly exchange with the staff. Also worth noting is the well-like/fountain structure at the rear of the bar - my friend adores it and wouldn't let me leave until I had seen it, bless him. Personally I don't think it's quite that exciting, but definitely worth a look! The only let-down is the toilets. Or rather toilet, singular. There is only one, which I am aware is very typical of Bordeaux, and France in general, but it doesn't change the fact that you end up having to queue on busy nights, nor that men are never as clean and tidy with their toilet business as us lady folk.