Great selection of beers in Paris. They don't speak great English, but the language of beer is…read moreuniversal lol.

Having been around for 28 years, Bootlegger is the real deal. This boutique, specializing in beers…read morefrom around the world, is the perfect place to pick up a special bottle for a friend, to find something creative to serve at your next party or just to open your eyes (and tastebuds) to something new. There must be over 500 different beers clearly labeled with country of origin and type of beer to make finding what you're looking for a little easier. The man who runs the shop is obviously quite knowledgeable and happy to share his expertise. You can also find the perfect glass to go with your beer or pick up a mini-keg for your next soirée. I only gave the place four stars because I find some of the prices a bit outrageous. Expect to pay between 2€ and 4€ per bottle.

From the owner: La cave à vin indépendante des environs, spécialisée en vin de petits producteurs respectueux de…read morel'environnement, en champagne, en bières artisanales, en rhum et en whisky

This is the question that arises out of this wine cellar that offers some dishes, more in table…read mored'hôte format than real restaurant. We know that we do not come here to enjoy exceptional dishes. The welcome is warm, friendly, we want to be drift. But a vegetable soup is simple, not complicated. And often good. But do not forget simple things like rinsing the leeks (cut the head in four and let the water flow abundantly), put some salt. As for chili con carne, always be careful that dry beans will absorb a lot of liquid during and even after cooking. So if you do not wet your support enough, you end up with a floury plate. Too bad because the taste was there. Establishment that does not deserve its name except for the wines on display. Concerts organized in the cellar. Check of 25,50 euros for 1.

Hanging out in Paris and need some nice wine for your air B and B? this is a great wine shop with a…read morevery nice staff that speaks transactional wine store English. Prices were good and excellent selection. Its on an interesting little street, ru Daguerre with cheese shops and others places to get good street eats.

Normally a wine shop, this little place transforms itself into a bar with outdoor seating. Grab a…read morevery reasonably priced glass of your favorite wine, and lounge for a bit. Maybe read a book, talk to a friend or just take in the sounds of the open market on Rue Daguerre. The owner is vey knowledgeable about local wines, and he recommended a beautiful Chardonnay that was balanced with a very smooth long finish. Perfect!