This inviting spot at the end of the road, open after everything in Saint-Émilion has closed its…read moreshutters, will welcome anyone who seeks to enjoy a glass or more of quality wine - both local and beyond. However, come with curiosity and an openness to find more than what you seek and you will be rewarded. Hats off to owner Charly and sommelier Hugo who have created a space of authenticity and experience. Enchanteur et enchanté.

All around awesome wine bar in the epicenter of, arguably, the worlds most renowned wine city. Not…read morean easy feat, but Sous la Robe has done it right. Great vibe with a mix of locals and visitors where friendly conversations are struck up as easily as wine is poured. Charlie plays great music, is professional, friendly and we shared many good laughs. Above all, great wine. While I was there enjoying a couple glasses of Chateau Jean Faux at the end of the bar, Charlie walks over and subtly lets me know that the gentleman that just walked in is the producer of the wine I'm drinking... A cool and unique experience in Saint-Émilion.

Bar de la Marine is the epitome of a local brasserie. They have a full bar, excellent wine, and a…read moresmall selection of beer in bottles (mostly Pelforth and Kronenbourg). It's wine country, so this is to be expected. What really makes it worth visiting is the friendly service, the local atmosphere, and the absolutely fantastic view. Most of the rivers-side spaces in the towns near St. Emilion are occupied by quite high-end restaurants. But la Marine has a fantastic enclosed patio that gives a broad, uniterrupted panorama of the Dordogne. It is truly breathtaking. The proprietors will give you a warm welcome, and it's a fine place to bring a large group. There are pool and foosball tables for entertainment, though a local will be happy to chat you up as well, if you want. We didn't get a chance to try the food, but it looked quite tasty from where I sat. One word of warning, they tend to close on the early side (9-10pm), so don't plan a late-night there. Sunset is the perfect time to enjoy a nice glass of vin rouge and a bottle of Pelforth brun (which set us back a whopping four euros total!).

Coffee at a UNESCO World Heritage site! They also offer a selection of wines, being in one of…read moreFrance's main wine producing regions, and other things. But what really makes this experience unique is the environment; centuries old monastic setting. Amazing!

Lovely gift shop and sorbet, crepes, crema kiosks in the courtyard overlooking the cloisters…read more Plenty of tables.

From the owner: Modernité et design à la campagne Le Nord Sud est une belle surprise, un étonnement. On ne s'attend…read moreen effet pas à trouver un tel lieu en pleine campagne. En extérieur, le bâtiment semble chargé d'histoire, avec ses murs de vieilles pierres. Mais une fois la porte franchie, c'est un autre monde qui s'offre à vous. L'ambiance lounge est apaisante. Les tables rondes sont espacées, les fauteuils confortables. En été, le patio est un plus agréable. Il accueille une vingtaine de couverts dans un havre de paix, sans bruit. Côté cuisine, l'inventivité est au rendez-vous dans l'assiette. Alors, laissez-vous surprendre et tenter...

Fun place to end the evening in Paris. Also good service and good drinks. I found out that when my…read moredaughters were in Paris earlier this year they went to the same piano bar and also enjoyed it. Nice noise level.

Wonderful meal, wine, and fantastic service. Our group did not speak French and the staff and chef…read morecould not have been friendlier. Definitely visit if you're in town.