Went here in September 2025…read more Such a fun place. Think of the times you've been to a bar where the person making your drink really put their all into it. That's this place. Go see for yourselves. We liked it so much. It was our planned stop in route to Moulin Rouge, and that proved to us that we just had to bring our tribe with us on the way back. That's right. Two stops. One night. Enough said.

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.

I had the best shisha ive ever had in my life .. Habib was great at recommending it . i allowed…read morehim do his thing because of the many reviews i had seen on this page . To top it off , he offered free Tequila on the house ( Happy Happy Dance ) . The place was female friendly given that i walked in to a bunch of 30 plus watching a football match and not once did i feel out of place even if i was the only female in the premise then . Habib was kind enough to spare some time for a little chitchat . Being a solo female traveller , i appreciated this and for that i give the place 10 stars . Visit it whenever in Paris

So once again Yelp comes to the rescue. So I'm on vacation in Paris & after a day of running round…read moretouring I needed some hookah. After checking out a reviews on here I elected to go to La Chich'Art. It's a nice hookah spot like 15 minutes from the Eiffel Tower. I'm mad at myself because I can't remember the owner's name cause he was an excellent host. The hookah flavor pieces where much better than the ones here in Baltimore & the hookahs hit much better too. The settings of the place is just perfect you're giving the option of outside, upstairs, or a basement area with the outside giving you a beautiful view of Paris. Best part is for 2 hookahs, 4 shots, & juices came up to not even $75. This is definitely a must visit whenever you're in Paris between the prices, hookah, & great service this is a win!

From the owner: Un lieu unique sur la région de pontoise. Venez découvrir un lounge, un endroit intimiste et cosy…read more Venez vous détendre dans les canapés prendre un thé ou une coupe de champagne devant la cheminée. Un lieu idéal pour tous au son du jazz. Une belle carte de cocktails de champagne et de quoi se restaurer ;)

Just for the sake of clarity, this relates to the Star alliance lounge after security…read more Nice, spacious, large assortment of seating options. Visited in the morning - good selection of food, everything is fresh and tasty. Good coffee. Overall, an excellent experience.

TO NOTE: This lounge is located before going through security so give ample time before your flight…read morefor that. With that, another con with the location pre-security if that you can't save a tea drink for the plane ride (or maybe they do that on purpose). But overall, was a fan of this lounge! Lots of seating available and for morning time, they had hot food items available which tasted pretty good. One of the better Priority Pass available airport lounges I've been to. I would recommend making a stop here if you have time before your flight!

Sexy vibes, killer cocktails and attitude but be prepared to pay to play! When in Paris you must…read morehave a drink here and at least walk through the hotel

Beware of the high ratings, as they were from many years ago. This place was super dead and not…read morenear a metro. Super pricey too. Ordered mojito for 20 euros, water for 12 euros, and bourbon cocktail for 32 euros. The drinks were terrible. Do not recommend. Also, you can smell all the cigarettes even if you sit inside. Did not feel very upscale here.

Food, Service, and ambiance were all above average. Good…read moreway to wait for a flight. Made waiting so much easier and more enjoyable

After making our way from our hotel to CDG, through check-in and security, and on the tram to the…read morecorrect terminal, we were absolutely in need of refreshment. Enter Air France a Lounge La Première. Thanks to my mom's membership, we were able to enjoy a nice breakfast before our endless day (you know the kind--your flight leaves at 10:30 in the morning and you land after 1:00 in the afternoon, despite being on the plane for over 8 hours). This lounge is beautiful and comfortable, is full of light (wonderful view of the tarmac so you can watch the world go by), and boasts a wonderful selection of food. You can enjoy a pastry, bread with beurre et confiture ou miel, cheeses, meats, or fruit. There are many options for beverages as well. There is great service as well. If you have access to the club, take advantage of it if you are flying into or out of this terminal. It beats the duty free!

From the owner: Nous vous accueillons dans un endroit cosy et convivial, cocktail crêpes et narguilés de tout les…read moregoûts sont disponibles pour votre plus grand plaisir ....

I was worried because this really is the armpit end of CDG and I had a two hour layover here before…read moremy regional jet to Spain. Hooray, there's a lounge! Nice, quiet, comfortable. On par with the comfort level of US domestic lounges with very good snacks, self-service wines and liquors, a coffee machine and free wifi with lots of power outlets. There's even a great view of the field and the ramp area. Is it as good as the Air France lounge in one of the "main" terminals? Not really. But it is perfect at being right here in this remote terminal and that's why five stars is deserved. Don't feel like you need to risk your connection by hanging out elsewhere if this is where your departure is. Note: They do NOT make flight announcements here.

A lounge is a lounge, right? Some free food and drinks, a place to relax, an opportunity to freshen…read moreu... Wait what, no bathrooms in this lounge!?! It is also very basic in its decor, the seats are crammed in, and there are very few snacks with no food. On the plus side, the fridges are full with soft drinks and juices and the staff is friendly.

This lounge is sleek and well-designed. Once you scan your boarding pass, entry is granted. When I…read morearrived at 9:30am, there were no employees working the check-in desk, but the scanning process was fine. It was not busy in the lounge, and it is quite pleasant here. To the right after you enter is the main food / drink area. There's self-service champagne which I love. It is a bit early for champagne for me normally, but I went with it today. :) to the left are more individualized work stations and a quieter atmosphere. The bathrooms and showers are also to the left. The hot food selection was kinda meh. Eggs, bacon, beans, little dry hash brown patties, congee, broccoli with no taste, fried rice with no flavor, etc. the charcuterie board was lovely, and the little cupcakes were cute. There is a decent drinks selection, several nice coffee stations, and a fantastic loose tea selection as well. There are sleek private bathrooms, and shower facilities. I'm It is a very pleasant lounge. I just docked a star because the food was not as sophisticated or elegant as I hoped. Solid WiFi. The employees that I came across were friendly and they were keeping the place looking tidy. Overall, not a bad place to spend an hour or two at CDG terminal 1. Peace.

Somehow I just knew our time in this lounge wouldn't be the most memorable part of our Gallic…read moreadventure. Jamie W and I spent our last two hours in Paris here, and gratefully it wasn't as crowded as other exclusive airport lounges. There was plenty of seating available, and they even had an outdoor patio if you didn't mind the constant roar of jet engines (Photo 3). We took advantage of the complimentary lunch buffet even though it had the presentation of warmed over plane food. The meatballs and potstickers weren't too bad (Photo 8). Otherwise we just took advantage of the free WiFi to upload our photos. Au revoir, Paris. RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TGiwa3WfK5