My husband has been craving a Guinness. It's not as good in the US. Bathrooms are clean. Cool air…read moreinside. Got busy during happy hour. The bartender was very nice. Great location. Didn't eat but will be back

Great service, and ambiance. Was there on Burns Night, just made sense to go in that evening in…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.

On my first day in Paris, I was dying for a nap after not sleeping on my overnight flight but 'how…read moreto beat jet lag' tutorials advocate staying awake until local bedtime. I knew I wouldn't be able to make it until my usual bedtime of midnight-ish (that's a liberal ish), but 9pm seemed reasonable. It was a chilly fall night and a pint of Guinness or two sounded like the ideal nightcap, err, sleep inducer. A quick search on my Yelp app and a brisk 10-minute walk later, I arrived at The Quiet Man. Like most bars in Paris, the Quiet Man is tiny... especially tiny, even. However, the diminutive size was far less intimidating than walking into a bar filled with loud, jovial men and only one stool to be snagged. I never took my eyes off it while waiting for my perfectly-poured Guinness and stealthily made my way over before pouncing: all mine! Over the next 2 hours, I 'met' the guys next to me several times (close proximity is a powerful instigator of friendship), pretended like I understood everyone's Fast french while nodding and smiling, was gifted a Guinness from one of my elbow-mates, and embarked on a deep and lengthy political conversation in English with a 60-ish Frenchman who had previously lived in London and Dublin (sidenote: this convo took place right before the U.S. presidential election and everyone and their far-removed cousin expressed interest in hearing my opinion). A couple of Guinness later, I was sufficiently spent. And this cool unassuming dive, like its friendly patrons, won't be soon forgotten. PS: There's nothing quiet about the Quiet Man ;)

Unbelievably awesome bar... Music downstairs, meat & guinness on top. Best bar in Paris...fact!read more

Chill spot in a cool neighborhood. Felt comfortable, had fun, met nice people, and plan to go back.read more

Burgers are to die for! But that's really all the food they have, unless you like nachos or…read moredessert. Service was decent, but there were 2 guys for the whole place & it was packed. Prices are typical HH prices. Will return!

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!

If you're looking for an English pub to watch footy, this is the spot. It's right across from the…read morePantheon and has a nice patio to watch the sunset or enjoy the fresh air. The pints were cold and poured well and made sure people were being served as quickly as possible. Haven't had a chance to try any grub, but for a drink, the price is alright and the beer tastes great

So, even though I had jumped on a train and left England, I still found some English pubs around…read morethe place, and this was one of them. In fact the interior, and to an extent the sign, even made me feel that I was actually back in England, even though I was in Paris. Oh, and there are nice beers on tap as well.

I would rate pub le Klein three and a half stars…read more I had a grimbergen blonde. They had a good happy hour deal on top of their already reasonable prices. They also offered another option from grimbergen in addition to drafts from Golosch, Guinness, and four others.

Really good. Great selection on beers. Lambic ale on draught. Barley wines. Belian pork chop was…read moreexcellent/

Very friendly waiters and waitresses. We came here to watch a few World Cup games and enjoyed our…read moretime. The place is large, has enough seating across different levels and they also have AC. Make sure to make reservations ahead of time if you go there to watch a game because it can get very busy.

One can only eat so many baguettes…read more... so many cheeses... so many slabs of foie... After drinking where Hemingway drank.....I needed some good ol greasy "Merican food...yep...burgers and fries. Le Pub is a french take on english pub good...and I though it was fine. Great people watching and okay service. Good drink selection...solid beer list.

Really great place to get food and drinks near Notre Dame. English food, and excellent quality…read more Service is pretty fast, which is very rare for Paris.

While exploring the Notre Dame Cathedral, we noticed there was a pop-up of casual bars and we…read morediscovered this London forward pub. Upon waling in we saw it as a bit of a retreat for many British folk. The drink selection was pretty decent and there was plenty of seating. The covered outdoor patio was smoking friendly which many people took advantage of. My fave part was the billiards table that was smack dab in the middle with a few community tables.

I loved Little Red Door when I went with my friend Ava B. a couple years back, and I wanted to take…read moremy husband Matt B. when we were in Paris this month. We ended up going with Ava and her boyfriend Yassine, lining up after dinner, around 10:30 on a Friday night. There was a small crowd waiting outside, and it took us about a half hour to get in. The place was fun and busy, and as charming as I remembered. We got seated in a loungey upstairs area and received excellent table service. There was free popcorn and even a complimentary round of welcome drinks, a strong mini cocktail of Gentian and peated whiskey. The menu had changed over completely since my first visit. The cocktail offerings were printed onto thick printed leaves arranged on metal branches, forming a cool little tree centerpiece that replaced a paper menu (there was also a more detailed menu available online). Several of the cocktails were labeled with raindrops, indicating they were available as mocktails--helpful for Yassine, who doesn't drink alcohol. Matt and I shared two rounds, sampling a good chunk of this new menu. Everything was delicious. The Carbone was a bright, interesting cocktail made with beetroot, black garlic, Origin smoked gin, and Dartigalongue Un-Oaked, served with a cube of frozen yogurt that melted lushly into the beet-red drink. The Serre Solaire was smooth and boozy, with black tea, green walnut and milk, Cointreau, and Rémy Martin cognac. The Résilience was a highbrow tropical cocktail, with sorghum, pineapple sage, Pasquet cognac, and Savanna rum. The Permaculture was creative and flavorful, with chestnut, butter, wakame umeshu, and Avallen Calvados. I also tried a sip of Ava's Aquaponie, a light, juicy vodka drink with basil, lemon and sweet clover, St. Germain, and Grey Goose. I love Little Red Door and I'm glad I got to visit a second time and share it with my husband. We do live kind of far away, but I hope a third visit is in the cards.

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.