Visiting France - Suggestions for holidays, trains, itineraries, day-trips, and sightseeing from someone who has lived and traveled extensively in France
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10. FUBAR
5 rue St Sulpice, Metro: Odéon
FUBAR is a great place for martinis near Blvd. St. Germain. Tuesday nights have drink specials.
9. The Moosehead
16 rue des Quatre Vents, Metro: Odéon
Fun Canadian bar on the Left Bank. After throwing back a few martinis at FUBAR, head across the street to “The Moose” for some good beer or creative cocktails (try the Bear Trap). Tuesday is Ladies’ Night, where drinks are half price for those of the female gender.
8. Bugsy’s
15, Rue Montalivet, Metro: Miromesnil
Bugsy’s is the perfect place to grab some good British pub food and a few drinks. It’s a popular hangout for the diplomats from the U.S. and British embassies, so if you’re a policy wonk, this could be the place for you.
7. Violin Dingue
46 rue de la Montagne, Metro: Maubert Mutualité
Located near the Sorbonne, “VD” attracts the student crowd with its good cocktails and late night dancing.
6. Harry’s New York Bar
5 rue Daunou, Metro: Opéra
A Parisian landmark, Harry’s New York Bar has been operating since 1911. The legendary birthplace of the Bloody Mary, Harry’s is a great place for a low-key night of drinking with friends.
5. Que Pasa?
3, rue de Lappe, Metro: Bastille
A lively bar near the Bastille, Que Pasa? serves great mojitos and sangria. It’s the perfect place to start the evening before going dancing at Barrio Latino.
4. Laduree Bar
75 ave des Champs Elysees, or 13 rue Lincoln, Metro: George V
Hip, trendy, and oh-so-delicious, Laduree Bar is located in one of Paris’ swankiest neighborhoods. Go for the famous macaroon-inspired cocktails, or to admire the gorgeous design!
3. Barrio Latino
46-48, Rue du Faubourg St-Antoine, Metro: Bastille
This four-story bar and restaurant is a must for all who love Latin music. While you won’t find traditional salsa played, it’s a fun place to dance the night away with friends.
2. Queen
102, Ave. Champs Elysees, Metro: George V
One of the most famous clubs in Paris, Queen (read: drag queen) is a favorite destination for people-watching. The club attracts both the gay and straight crowds, and is a good place for dancing.
1. Buddha Bar
8, Rue Boissy d’ Anglais, Metro: Concorde
One of the most famous bars in Paris, Buddha Bar is a must-visit even if you don’t care to spend 15EUR on a cocktail. Whether you go for a drink, a meal, or just a walk-through, Buddha Bar’s famous ambiance and music are not to be missed.
