One of the beer bars I went back to multiple times was La Binouze. They had a stellar collection of…read morebeers from across the world - including local MN beers like Drekker and Brewing Projekt! I had small pours a few times throughout my stay and also participated in a mini beer school so I could learn some terms in French. Saison Brett - Wilde Leeuw // 2024/2025: A Farmhouse Ale from Brasserie SPONTANERIE - Wilde Leeuw aged in Bordeaux barrels for 6 months. India Pale Ale Nectaron: A West Coast IPA by The Kernel Brewery hopped with Nectaron. Noiseless: An American IPA hopped with Columbus, Centennial, and Cascade. Turbo: A Hazy IPA by SOMA hopped with Nectaron and Riwaka. Beaux Arts: An Oatmeal Stout with Tonka beans by VNDL. Way Beyond the Long Blank: A Hazy IPA by Verdant Brewing hopped with Ekuanot, Nelson Sauvin, and Strata. Prickle Kitty: A Double Hazy IPA brewed by Willibald Farm Brewery hopped with Simcoe, Sabro, and El Dorado. _____

My beer loving boyfriend came across this place on instagram. After walking and sightseeing all day…read moreit felt like our little reward. Chill vibe, rad looking, and good beer selection. We saw some favorites from home.

Very cool find. Lots of good beer options for Paris. They great little plates to nosh on, like…read moretheir sausage dish is a great one to try. The beers are plentiful and great to come to if you are staying in a hotel in the area. If you live in Paris not so much.

Love this little place. Great bartenders. Prices are in check for the neighborhood. This is a good…read morego to for Americans.

Didn't get a chance to eat here. After trying to find this location using a paper map, I was most…read moreexcited for some of the starters. Unfortunately, most of them where not available at that time. They were only offering cheese trays. It was a Friday around 6:30pm. The ambiance was cool. Typical happy hour bar scene. High energy and busy.

The Semaphore kinda saved my life recently, when I was mandated by my friends to find a cool bar…read morenear Saint-Lazare. Because you see, Saint-Lazare isn't known for the coolness of its bars - or even for the mere existence of them. So I was deciding to bring them all to Burger King (which IS what Saint-Lazare is known for, actually) when I saw the Semaphore. €5 cocktails from 5 to 9pm - the well-too-classic Mojitos and Pina Colada, but also Martini Royale, Cosmopolitan, and my little favourite the Black Russian (I know, I know, disgusting, blah blah blah.) They are quite good for the price, and apparently they also have an OK choice of beer for 4-6€ a pint. As for the place itself: it's young, laid-back (babyfoot alert!), quite loud, not at all hipster. You can stay forever with your friends and nobody will try to come and force you into buying another drink. Oh, and when you begin to be angry, they have some snacks, tapas-like, at around €5 each - I didn't try them, but I saw several people ordering them, so they have to be at least OK!

Stopped in for a drink before heading to a show across the street. The beer tender was super nice,…read morethere was a good amount of seating and we snagged a quaint table in the back corner. The lighting is low and the ambience is very chill.

I came across this place when a friend and I were looking for a spot to grab a drink. It was a…read moreSunday evening, so things were pretty quiet and we were able to secure a spot away from other people. The beer itself was... OK. Granted, I only tried two kinds, but neither impressed me much. They do have a wide range of beers on tap (something like 18 or 20 beers) so the variety is nice, but the two I had didn't do much for me. The location is nice if you're wanting to take a break after checking out the Moulin Rouge or walking all the steps at Sacre Coeur. I also like that they have the labels as wallpaper in the bathroom.

The espresso martini was 20 euros and worth every bit! Il be dreaming about the tasty espresso…read morebase and high quality cocoa sprinkled on top. The steak was tough to get through. Chicken had fantastic flavor and was plated beautifully with a perfectly robust gravy. The pizza was had delicious cheese and high quality meats. The ambiance was quiet with a gorgeous bar. It was nice getaway from the busy main Champs strip. I would love to go back to try more cocktails!

I remember something like over ten years ago I went and visited a pub just off of the Champs…read mored'Elysee. Well, honestly, I have no idea where it went (though I might be able to find it if I spend enough time of Google Maps). Well, anyway, this pub will do, but then again any pub will do. Well, it sort of depends because some of the restaurants on Champs d'Elysee are ridiculously expensive. Fortunately this isn't one of them, so yeah, I liked it.

The cheese sticks were pretty good, could have been better without bbq sauce. Also had a smashed…read moreburger, it was pretty good too. Great atmosphere is what makes it a 5/5 especially for champions league game.

Good food, good drink, good atmosphere. Clearly marked options for different diets (vegan,…read morevegetarian, gluten free). Very friendly team/service.

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.

Dirty Dick is the only people we double dipped during our holiday to London and Paris. Recommended…read moreto me on a Conde Nast Traveler article, I was drawn to it for the proximity to Montmartre and description as being a "dive tiki bar". I ordered the painkiller my first time around and it was perfection! The atmosphere of tiki music, Caribbean-inspired artwork and leis and tiki shields adorning the walls transported me to a beach in the Bahamas for a few minutes. We knew we had to come back our last night and did so! I ordered the Miami Vice Negroni and it was a complex drink. I still can't determine if I liked it or didn't. I got different sweet and bitter notes each sip. My husband got the extra grog strength drink and it was a hit! Do yourself a favor and come here! You won't regret the slight deviation from wine and champagne and enjoy the reprieve!

Back at Hoppy and the tapmeister is like ' haaaaaaaay' and there's DIPA on the board!…read more You can't fight West Coast love people. Close your eyes and feel the Craft

Really great staff and a very nice vibe about the place. We just dropped in dornan few drinks while…read morewaiting on our table to be ready nearby. Extremely busy but that didn't impact on service. Would have been better seated outside to watch the bustling activity as it is a busy area.

Too many used customers that act like they own the place and very unwelcoming ... it makes it very…read moreuncomfortable. Waiters are nice though but place to avoid for a real good time...

Went to check out Moulin Rouge and decided to walk the streets back home, stopping at different…read morebrassiere's along the way. Stopped here for some Guinness and a little snack we shared the Croque monsieur. Food and drinks came out fast and service was good. It was just what we needed the cheesy goodness and some fresh fries.

Fantastic place to watch some premier league or championship football while in Paris. The Owner is…read morefrom Birmingham and a huge ManU fan as well. Hes super kind and will sit and chat with all the patrons. The other bartenders, particularly the french Australian guy, were great as well. Definitely check this place out if you want to watch soccer and enjoy a pint with other football fans. I will be back next time I am in Paris.

You wouldn't normally find me at an Irish pub while on vacation in Paris (or in any city for that…read morematter--they're not my favorite), but when you find out that your English Premier League team (Tottenham Hotspur) has a fan club in France, you make an effort to check it out. It's actually a pretty great little pub. Big windows open up to the street letting in a ton of natural light so you don't feel like you're drinking Guinness in a dungeon. The owner is friendly, and the locals who hang in the bar are mostly English expats. Had some lively footie discourse, sat in a nice leather chair, and enjoyed a lovely two hours of soccer before getting back to overeating foie gras and wine elsewhere. If you're a Spurs fan in Paris, this is where you want to be.