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!

Very minor wine list as only had one white wine and only a couple reds or bubbly. Told us was…read moreclosing at 2 but when we tried to order one last round of wine at 138 told they stopped serving at 130.

After crossing through the bustle of Saint Germaine, make your way up the sloping side street…read moretoward Odeon Theater to find 10 Bar, a quiet, unassuming bar that serves a mean pitcher of sangria. There's very little pomp or show here, and you could easily pass it by if no one has brought seating outside. It houses a dozen little tables with rickety chairs and the walls are covered in old posters and dark, faded mirrors. Settle in and order a pitcher of sangria from the gruff french gentleman behind the bar. I always end up getting a size that is far too large and end up leaving the bar much more wobbly than I arrived. It is a delicious mix though, filled with deeply stained fruit that has probably seen the inside of the barrel longer than you've been in Paris. As you sit and enjoy the stronger-than-you-think sangria, enjoy the ambiance of this place. Mostly locals (very few tourists here most of the times I've gone) enjoying their evening while sipping on the same delicious concoction that you've ordered. The jukebox is always playing different genres of music and will change from night to night depending on the clientele. If you are lucky enough to grab a table outside, enjoy the sunset on a quiet side street in the center of Paris. Each seating arrangement offers its own enjoyment and I strongly recommend coming a few times to really experience the place. Or at the very least, come order a large pitcher and wobble out to the next bar a happier person.

It was wonderful! Open mic in the basement. I was a tourist from the US and they let me sing…read more Loving audience. Great host.

The staff was exceptional! Treated us like regulars! Have recommended to everyone I know visiting…read moreParis!

A warm atmosphere of friendliness and good service. A very social environment where strangers meet…read moreand become instant friends. A good location and excellent service round it all up to a rewarding experience. Highly recommended "must visit" location when in Paris. Relaxing and welcoming is the feeling once there. Alcohol free? Drink mixers or juice and still come out on top.

Great vibe. It is an old bar in the Marais. Lots of regulars, outdoor seating. Shows sporting…read moreevents.

Ideal local bar with very friendly owners who are sports enthusiasts. If you're looking for a place…read moreto watch a match in the 5th this bar is likely to have it. They have 2 big screens. The other plus point is the very reasonable prices especially for beers (one of v few bars that doesn't just double the price of a half pint when you order a full pint but actually makes it more worthwhile to buy the pint!) but also for cocktails. Sometimes quiet and sometimes rammed it is difficult to know what the atmosphere is like on any given night but one thing is for certain is that you'll get a warm welcome.. just what you want from your local!

Great wee sports bar/pub near Place Monge in Paris. Watched the France v Scotland 6 Nations match…read morehere and the bartender was very friendly! He speaks perfect English too. They have an 11% beer on tap... which is only about EUR4 per "pinte" - which is epic. They also do a Croque Monsoir with a small beer for only EUR5 (happy hour). Definitely recommended!

Dive bar vibe in this changing neighbourhood. Food options are minimal, so I just had fries, but it…read moredoes boast a good happy hour. So far, Paris is not doing cocktails right, but I'll keep looking. Service was good with a friendly and accommodating bar tender.

From the owner: Tout est dans l'escalier Ancienne librairie et école de français, ce bar-restaurant est un monument…read moreclassé : son escalier en bois ancien date de la fin du 17ème siècle, et l'on n'y a pas touché depuis. On y goûte une cuisine cajun et française : tartare de boeuf et charcuterie. La longue salle de classe avec ses petites tables toutes simples se prête bien aux expositions, le bar devenant ainsi galerie tandis que le week-end, le DJ met une ambiance house et disco. Une clientèle "culturelle" et "branchés du quartier" afflue dans l'une des rares adresses du coin.

This place had okay food, a great atmosphere, and great service. I ordered the nachos and they were…read morejust okay. I would come back if I return to Paris!

Hey this is what it is - great bar bar. Not for snobs…read more Fast, clean professional Great location.

Absolutely the best bar around! This was absolutely a great and unexpected find. We were a bit…read moreskeptical because of the other reviews but we found this place to be fun, the people were all there to have a good time and dance! Reasonably priced drinks and great atmosphere overall! Best club we've been to in Paris!

Walking down a dark alley at midnight in Paris is nothing like the movie...but it's worth it to…read morefind this little gem! Way cool place - and let me tell you why: First, this is an after hours club so you can't even get in until midnight at the earliest. That means you need staying power to party into the wee hours of the morning. The upstairs lounge is well lit, decorated with a few TV monitors and some seats that line the walls. When I arrived it was fun to converse with the bartender - really cool for Americans who like to booze it up. The BEST part is the downstairs catacombs. Not only are the walls dark brick and cold but they are totally old school with arched doorways! Then you throw in some colored lights, smoke machine and loud music and it's a party! I don't usually like gay bars that are too dark and loud but this one has great personality so I highly recommend it! There is a lot of space to move around and there are multiple bars and tables set up in the basement. It's easy to get lost in this crypt-like place but that's what makes it exciting! Lots of nooks to hide in and make out ;-) Also, I found the drinks to be decent but nothing great. C'mon - if it's already late you don't need the most delicious drink known to man, just something that will keep the buzz going and the beer goggles on. While a bit pricey this still is Paris so be prepared with lots of cash. I would for sure stop by this place again and enjoy the new people, fun basement and cool bartenders. Not to be missed! After all - two Richards can't be wrong.

What a great find!…read more This bar doesn't look like much from the outisde but once you walk in, its super cool and full of character. The bar staff was extremely friendly and educated us on the history of the bar. Both bartenders spoke english and were from United States. It was explained to us that Lulu White was a brothel madam, that was concidered to have more power than the mayor of New Orleans during the late 1800s. Her brothel contained a "Blue Book" that allowed patrons to chose their companion via photos. The Lulu White bar, took this concept and allows you to chose your drink according to the individuals photographed in the "Blue book". We were told the individuals listed in the book change about every 6 months but the Lulu White drinks remains constant. I tried the Lulu White: Altos Anejo Tequila, Plymouth Gin, Genepi, Absentroux, and Cardamon noir. It came in a elegant beautiful glass and It tasted like a dry martini with a licorice flavor from the absinthe. This was definitley a drink you sip on to enjoy. The décor of the bar, resembled historical New Orleans with its dim lighting and elegant décor and half moon booth seating. This was a great surprise, and I recomment anyone to stop by and check it out!

Quaint bar with live jazz and nice bartenders. Stumbled in here on a Sunday night trying to get…read moreaway from the mostly English speaking clientele in the surrounding bars. Still a strong mix of anglophones but locals seem to balance out the crowd. Fairly priced cocktails. I had the Beatrix which was a little too bitter for my taste, so switched out to the Pale Ale which was tasty. The live music was fantastic! Not sure if the ensemble is there every weekend, but they made a great trio. I'd visit when/if in Pigalle again.

Le Carillon is a straight up Parisian corner dive bar. The drinks are average and not particularly…read moreamazing. This is just a drinking establishment that has a curious black cat that roams around. Nothing wrong with this and we were actually grateful this place was open since we needed a place to rest our feet and figure out the plan for the rest of the day.

According to my friend, who has become quite the bière blonde connoisseur since moving to Paris, Le…read moreCarillon's lagers are overpriced. While we probably could've found cheaper beer elsewhere, we agreed that there was something special about supporting a bar that was targeted in the November 2015 Paris attacks. Grab a seat on the terrace and raise a toast to resilience.