From the owner: Le Tabac du Palais propose souvenirs en tous genres ainsi qu'un large choix de cigarette…read moreélectroniques et de e liquides. Nous sommes aussi un revendeur officiel des Paris Museum Pass. We are an official retailer of the Paris Museum Pass

Surprisingly good cigar shop which had a good selection of Cuban and other region's cigars. The…read moreprices were within line with what I was expecting to pay and the had some rare smokes I had not seen even at JJ Fox in London. The owner speaks pretty decent English and is very helpful. Only issue is that the humidor is behind the counter so you cannot walk in and browse.

If you are a cigar lover. La Civette is "THE PLACE". The clerks are well aware cigar enthusiasts…read moreand once you tell them what you like to smoke in general they guide you accordingly...

85 EUROS FOR CIGAR THAT FELL APART. Do not go here! Bought an 85 euro Trinidad cigar and smoked it…read moreright out of the shop. Within minutes the cigar wrapper completely disintegrated in my hand. Returned to store under ten minutes of buying to show them crumbling cigar and they refused to honor their purchase. No offer for a new cigar, the manager refused to stand by their product. I've been smoking cigars for over 30 years and never had a cigar do this. I never write reviews, but this was shockingly bad.

The salesman was terrible. He acted distracted and bothered to help me. The selection was not large…read morebut acceptable. I would mot go back because of the salesperson.

Don't be fooled by the cute exterior and stylish young patrons within. Appearances are deceiving…read more This neighborhood bistro and dive bar in the Marais is more dive, less bar. We were served really watery salad and repulsive wine. The wine tasted like powered grape drink mixed with rubbing alcohol. The haggard server scurried around and dumped plates on tables, dismissing any patron concerns with a wave of his hand. We later learned that this place actually had been a beloved local spot until a fire and an belabored insurance settlement forced the original owner to lose her cafe. Well, the new owners certainly don't do much at all to win back customers.

From the owner: Rendez-vous au bar Au bout de sa rue, le Jean Bart se fait remarquer sous les affiches colorées…read more Dans cette brasserie de quartier dans toute la tradition des bistrots français, on mange bavette, filet de hareng et assiette de cochonnailles. Carrelage et nappes à carreaux, ce sont des plaques marron qui séparent les tables du bar. Les habitués y consomment un verre de vin en jouant au loto. Les copains lisent leur journal devant les vitres recouvertes de posters.

From the owner: Ondes B A quelques pas de la Bastille, dont on aperçoit le génie briller crânement, l'Antenne B…read moreoffre une terrasse ensoleillée et même parfois caniculaire qui réunit tout à la fois les boulistes du quartier venus pointer et tirer, une Gitane maïs au coin de la bouche, les jeunes graphistes qui sont légions dans le quartier, les journalistes, les bandes de potes, ou encore les étudiantes en plein examen qui viennent pour l'apéro admirer les rares mats qui se risquent à passer sur le canal. En effet, situé juste en face du Port de L'Arsenal, ce bar-tabac permet aussi de capter les ondes fluviales que dégagent les bateaux de plaisance amarrés en bas. En plus, le patron est sympa...