So happy this place is finally open again. Has a great outdoor patio and very friendly service…read more Enjoyed yummy french fries (served with pico de gallo instead of ketchup, miam miam!) and beer on the patio on a hot summer evening. So refreshing. Pints are 5 euro! The interior is really spacious and a lot of the tables have individual lamps so the perfect place to post up with a book and a beer!

Great small almost-divey bar (my fave for the size, locals, dim lighting, etc) but with a disco…read moreball and great music. HUGE selection of liquors and all pints are 5€ during happy hour (beautiful cocktails - one even finished off with a torch like a crème brûlée! - are only 8€). The staff are great, too!

What a great name... ha, don;t think many French people realise that this is a saying in English…read more At least my family didn't know anyway. It's a well laid out bar with a nice big outside area for a bar on a road. They do lovely cocktails which seemed to be on offer although I have no idea what the offer was. Spirits was a little lacking compared to what I'm used to but I wouldn;t say no to going back.

Love the beer selections. Service is great. We found the food - fries and burgers - to be bland…read more Great atmosphere. Recommend for beverages but not burgers and fries.

I cannot believe people aren't jumping up and down because they're over-excited to write about…read moreAyers Rock. On my semester abroad in Lyon, I discovered Ayers Rock quickly and absolutely loved it. Okay, sometimes it's crowded. What bar isn't? That's right, the shitty ones. So yeah, just get over it. Ayers Rock offers almost 20 (I think?) sorts of shooters, and I tasted them all and they're good. The bartenders are hot, I even had a crush for a night or two. I think I loved it so much because where I live, there isn't anything you can compare to Ayers Rock. Also the music is good, a mix of pop, rock and sometimes you can even hear a lonely metal song. But most of all: the atmosphere is very nice. People are happy, flirty and drunk. What do you need more?

Who's that dancing on the table?…read more Oh right, it's me. That's what it feels like when I look through old photographs of my semester abroad in Lyon. Ayers Rock was always full (too full) of international students, lots of beer and liquor, lots of dancing, lots of spilling, and lots of silly photographs. It was fun from time to time, but I'd think of it as a fourth destination of the evening, almost a last resort. I don't miss this place, but I definitely have some great memories from there.