What a fantastic way to start our trip in Paris! Located about an 8 min walk from our air bnb in…read morethe 11th arrondissement we decided to have some wine and charcuterie after two long days of travel. What I love about Paris is how lively the city is at night! Strolling along streets there were plenty of outdoor cafes filled with local Parisians chitchatting and sipping wine and beer. What made this place stand out was their superb hospitality, seating us quickly and welcoming us in their perfect English, which made us feel more at ease (we try but we fail at French!). Our waiter was very knowledgeable about the variety of wines and after asking us a few questions on our taste, he recommended a beautiful, bold and hint of spice bottle of wine. We paired it with a filling and delicious small charcuterie. The only caveat this evening was they were having trouble with their Wi-Fi and we couldn't pay with a card so we walked a short 3-min to an ATM to pay with cash. If you are in this neighborhood and want to mingle with the locals, I highly recommend this place!

I cannot recommend this place enough. Impecable wines for great prices! They also serve yummy…read moresnacks. Great place for an intimate night or hanging out with friends. Service by Asuna was wonderful. Definitely the spot to go.

Quite the place, very unique in it's décor, cocktails and service. You might need to wait a bit for…read morea table, but unless it's raining, that's no problem. The cocktails are very fun, and they even have a few beers here if that's your thing. The servers speak fluent English, and it is popular with foreigners, but it's not a tourist trap by any means.

Little Red Door is one of those places that comes with a lot of online hype, and while the vibe…read moreabsolutely delivers, the drinks themselves didn't quite live up to expectations. The concept is interesting--especially the use of umami, herbs, and French spirits like armagnac and calvados in creative cocktail builds--and the menu looks incredibly tempting. However, in execution, while the idea of layering savory umami notes with herbs and French spirits is clever, the drinks didn't quite come together in a way that felt balanced or as refined as expected from a bar of this reputation. That said, the bartender was excellent and very accommodating. When we weren't fully happy with a drink, they proactively offered to change it, which was a really nice touch and showed great hospitality. The overall atmosphere is fantastic--intimate, stylish, and lively in a way that makes it a great place to spend an evening even if the drinks fall short. Overall, it feels a bit overhyped. There are definitely better cocktail bars in Paris in terms of drink quality, even if this one wins on concept, creativity, and ambience.

This delightful cocktail bar owned by two women is not to be missed…read more Great music, great service and great drinks. Highly recommend !!

Great cocktail bar. Also had wine and beer on the menu, but we stuck with the creative drinks menu…read more Bar snacks were delicious too. We had terrine and aged gouda. Cool vibe, would go back.

This was, hands down, my favorite stop on a recent trip to Paris…read more My friend and her husband who live nearby frequent it so often that they felt compelled to share it with us. On a warm spring evening we stopped in for the "bubbles of the day" paired with a meat and cheese board. The board they put together was the best I had on my vacation. The butter they used was so good, I can't stop talking about it! I'll be telling everyone to stop here on their next trip to Paris. Wines were also lovely, and the staff is super knowledgeable (and they speak English). Prices were fair and you could easily fill up on snacks.

Really great wine bar. The staff are happy to help walk you through various possibilities should…read moreyou be intimidated by their impressive selection. They also have some wonderful meat and cheese choices to help you linger even longer.

From the owner: Une cave et un bar à vins avec plus de 180 références, et un restaurant aux plats généreux composés…read morede produits frais. Tous nos vins sont à emporter ou à déguster sur place et notre cuisine est faite pour mettre en valeur nos vins. Brunch Gourmand le dimanche avec un service à 12h et un service à 14h. Pensez à réserver !

Okay, I would hardly call myself an expert on hipster bars, but this place certainly comes close to…read morethe title, at least in my opinion. Then again it is located in what appears to be Paris' hipster community, or at least the bohemian districts of the early 21st century. There probably isn't a huge about to say about this bar other than it is small, cosy, and has some pretty cool decorations on the wall. There wasn't a huge selection of beer on tap, but what they did have available was certainly satisfying. The bartender was also pretty cool. In a way it is one of those nice and quiet hole in the wall bars, hidden in the Parisian back streets, and is a nice place to simply spend some time, and it is pretty quiet as well (though that may have something to do with when I was there).

If you're in Paris on a Wednesday night, and you love craft beer, COME HERE!…read more Wednesday evenings (I think from 6 - 8 PM, but you'd want to double check) are "Hoppy Hour," when for 20 euro you get 4 oz (12.5 cL) pours of all 8 craft beers they have on tap, as well as a 4 oz pour of another craft beer from a bottle. They give you the beers with a paper menu with spaces to take notes, which is really cool. Most of the beers were local French beers, though there was one from Dieu du Ciel!, a Montreal brewery that happens to be one of my favorites. (I believe there was some Quebecois cultural festival going on, which might explain why they had Canadian beers.) Our favorites were: - Ribouldingue: a light, refreshing, pleasant and easy drinking wheat ale. - Inauguration IPAIPA: not a typo; it's a double IPA. Very full bodied and bitter, but not too intense. - the Dieu Du Ciel! beer (Aphrodisiac) We arrived on the earlier side and were able to get a table; it's not a huge space, so it might get crowded. They're friendly to English speakers, too. Cheers!

Atmosphere: 4.25 Drinks: 5…read moreFood: 2.5 Fabulous little (literally, it's tiny) drink place. They've got a really classy-quaint absinthe-inspired vibe. The wine is excellent and they have some great looking cocktails. This is the kind of place that I'd suggest to meet a friend visiting from the US who wanted to have a "real French" feeling while getting a drink. It feels like Toulouse-Lautrec could show up at some moment. But, then there was the food. Major point loss here. I get the sense that they were trying to go for a relaxed Brooklyn hipster bar menu. Their take on American bar food was a bit laughable, unfortunately. They actually serve hot dogs. Like, in a bun, on a plate, naked as the day. And, cottage cheese. A little pile of it, sitting ever so sadly on a plate next to real cheeses like cheddar and brie. Poor little cottage cheese. Oh, and then there was the "dips". Well, dip. One dip (crème fraiche with some chives). With a giant plate of sliced raw vegetables - carrots, cauliflower, sweet potato (yes, raw sweet potato...who eats that?), and some other undistinguishable vegetable. And did I mentioned they were sliced, not in dipping stick form? Fail. The onion rings were the closest we got to something potentially edible and American. I think the real issue is that they weren't sticking with their 1800s French theme. I suggest they stay on point. So, big picture here is to stay focused on the drinking. Don't get tempted to stay for more than two drinks and then think you might stay for dinner. Please don't embarrass yourself by eating a naked hot dog in a classy bar. Just drink your cocktail and good wine and head somewhere else for the rest of the evening (or go here after dinner).

My daughter and I would say this was one of our most favorite spots in Paris. The wine and…read morecheese/meat board were good, the servers were nice and it was really lively there. Definitely a popular place!

Yelped this place because we were craving some bar food after a walk up to Sacre Coeur. We don't…read moredrink, so this was all about the food. Well this place didn't disappoint. The ambience was upbeat and fun. The place was filled with 30 somethings dinking and having a great time. We were given a small table to the side of the bar that looked like the least desirable place because it was all they had. We took it and we loved it. We asked the cute server what she recommended and she gave us the rundown. Croques Comte Jabon Truffe, Ravioli and the St Marcellin Rôti Au Miel. WOW! My wife, daughter, SonIL and I were blown away. Food was flavorful and fantastic. We loved and and all of us would highly recommend it.

From the owner: La Popina est Bar à vin méditerranéen dédié aux amateurs de bons vins, conçu sur 2 étages…read more Vous pourrez accompagner votre dégustation de tapas, charcuterie et fromages soigneusement sélectionnés parmi les meilleurs. PENSEZ à réserver pour vos événements privés, publiques et comité d'entreprise....n'hésitez pas à nous joindre pour plus de renseignements.