Fun and entertainment France

An atypical place where to come to rest to chill out in peace or to enjoy an evening. You are on a barge on the Rhône, moored in Tournon. The SFC offers drinks, healthy and varied food for all moments of the day. A barge to stroll, to work, to share, to do various activities, to play board games with the children, to read magazines, to listen to music, to drink a hot chocolate, to eat a pastry, to enjoy a meal full of freshness and vitamins... Go for it!

Laetitia Boutémy warmly welcomes you in this charming tea room located in the main street of Dol. Everything is good in this shop and you will come for good occasions: tea time, lunch, birthday party or break after the market. At 5pm, you will enjoy a delicious piece of cake with a good cup of tea, homemade hot chocolate or coffee roasted in Dol. On the menu, soups, smoothies, fruit mixes, toasts, pasta, potées, milkshakes and other delights prepared with fresh and local products.

Ginger combines the roles of show organizer, producer and programmer. Since 1999, Ginger has been working with a number of well-known venues, including Le Cirque Jules Verne and Le Zénith in Amiens, Le Forum in Chauny, Théâtre de l'Avre in Roye, Elispace in Beauvais, Théâtre du Jeu de Paume in Albert, Le Tigre and Le Ziquodrome in Compiègne, Théâtre d'Abbeville, Le Chaudron in Portel and Calypso in Calais. Thanks to them, Scorpions, Lenny Kravitz, Indochine (22 times in the last 25 years), Ray Charles, Noir Désir, Manu Chao, M, Julien Doré, Kev Adams and Renaud have played in the Hauts-de-France region. Ginger also organizes festivals such as Rétro c' trop in Tilloloy, which sees big-name rock stars perform every year.

At Ilot Tison, on the banks of the River Clain, the Guinguette Pictave is the place to be. Under the great hall, at the bar or with your feet in the sand in summer, it's the ideal place to relax with a drink, or play games at the Ludoguette. From shuffleboard and darts to cornhole and Mario kart, there's no time for boredom! In the old sawmill, enjoy music or a match on the giant screen. And if you're feeling peckish, the Circus-style delicacies bar awaits you, not to mention the 7 foodtrucks serving world cuisine on site. Conviviality guaranteed!

Dressed all in wood, this pretty room invites you to comfort yourself with a hot drink. Tea time is the busiest time of the year. Customers mingle in a room that's never empty. The drinks menu offers hot chocolate, black, white and green teas, as well as freshly-squeezed fruit. On the solid side, the choice is between homemade crepes and waffles, and for a lunch break there's pasta, savoury galettes, mixed salads and croque-monsieur. We love the smiling welcome and the terrace overlooking the Saône.

You don't have to go up to the capital to enjoy a quality cabaret show. At Le Madame sans gêne, the entire team will take you on a wild ride where, after serving you dinner, the artists take to the stage in a multicolored, extravagant universe. Les Dames sans Gêne, with their brightly-colored costumes, have no equal when it comes to raising the mood, mixing humor with nostalgia. After playing the role of your idols, they leave the dance floor to you for a festive and convivial end to the evening.

The Biergarten evokes those emblematic places of popular Germany, those vast outdoor spaces where people sit down at a big table to gulp down beer and comforting solids. The spirit is one of simplicity, conviviality and celebration. So it's in an establishment with a beautiful outdoor space that this "beer garden" awaits you. With its rustic decor, live entertainment, a choice of nearly 100 beers and charcuterie straight from Munich, it's the perfect place to spend a warm evening. Wondering what the lockers at the entrance are for? They contain the personalized mugs of our most loyal customers! Will you be one of them?

Maître Renard or the success of a wine bar that makes you happy! Promise kept for this establishment installed in our habits for warm and greedy evenings. The place is very small, animated by a mural paying homage to the Fables of La Fontaine, we feel good there and we share easily with the neighbors of table or counter. Conviviality and tasting moments are combined here to perfection. More than 150 references of French and Spanish wines, red, rosé, white, bubbly, preferably from short circuit. And to accompany your glass, plates worked around local products, that we propose to serve you even late. Perfect!

Laurent Lacouture's L'Art Dit Vin is more than just a wine cellar; it's also a place for sharing and tasting. Our sommelier, who has a background in the hotel and restaurant business and worked for Trama at L'Aubergade (2 Michelin stars) in Puymirol, has created the concept of a wine bar in Biarritz. A fine selection of wines from France and around the world are served at the counter in a convivial atmosphere, as are the fine charcuterie platters on offer. A wonderful discovery.

In the surroundings of the Pyramid, an emblematic gastronomic landmark, we present the Spina Café, named after the famous Roman "needle". Although the ephemeral summer café will not be opening its doors and terrace this summer 2023, Spina Café will continue to operate with its fine grocery offer. A fine gourmet selection of delicious local produce, including Rhône Valley wines, and other products and delicacies to take away in your basket for a top-of-the-range platter. Pleasures to share.

In a wooded area of 2 hectares located at the entrance of Cancale, Johan and Myriam have built this adventure course. Fixed in height and secured by nets, three tracks (a fourth one is in project) await you. They are marked out with tests (ladders with arms, giant steps, natural obstacles, slide and balancing beams). Here you can also work your brain with riddles to solve along the way. A friendly atmosphere is guaranteed with a picnic area in the middle of nature and the sound of birdsong as a bonus.

With its beautiful stage and its 600 seats, the Paul Mauvezin cultural center has as a primary vocation the hosting of various and varied shows, starting with those of the Arts school of the commune and the schools. For example, it serves as a back-up venue in case of bad weather for the renowned Bonaguil-Fumel theater festival. It is also the privileged place for the organization of various sporting and commercial events throughout the year.

A meeting point for party people, rockers, thirsty people, revellers, lovers of live music and meetings. The address is famous in Bar-le-Duc, recognized as much for its royal welcome, its electric atmosphere, or the contents of its barrels. Indeed, the house offers an original selection of beers. In other drinks. There is always a little something to nibble on, always an animation, and, as often as possible, themed evenings: fancy dress, Irish folk ball, Internet detox (and in old-fashioned look). The same goes for aperitif time...

This address is both a bar and a microbrewery, nestled under beautiful vaulted ceilings. Cool design, jazzy music and an intimate yet friendly atmosphere attract many visitors. Behind the bar, you can admire the imposing fermentation tanks that sit proudly here. Jean-Philippe brews twice a week and offers an extensive menu of different hop flavors. Herbaceous, fruity, resinous, peppery... There's something for every taste, and of course you can always ask for advice. With its foam, you can share a little cheese and other tapas.

Nestled in the heart of the presqu'île, this tea room is a real hidden treasure for gourmet lovers. Aleth and her team invite you to explore a variety of homemade drinks and pastries (some of which are vegan) in its warm atmosphere. The décor is a successful blend of styles, making you feel instantly at home. The large windows let in soft natural light, perfect for a quiet read or a snack with friends. At lunchtime, you can dine on healthy, gourmet savoury dishes.

This is one of the addresses to remember for all those who come to shop in Royan. This tea room is ideally located in the heart of the shopping streets, offering both a small sunny terrace and a cosy room. After lunch or for an afternoon snack, this roaster is a great place to sip hot chocolate and cappuccino while devouring a home-made pastry, including the inevitable lemon meringue tart. Coffees come from all over the world, from New Guinea to Brazil.

This contemporary performance venue offers an impressive variety of cultural events, including theater, puppetry, lectures, magic, dance, concerts and circus. Featuring two stages, large and small, the theater also includes the versatile Scène 55 space, spread over 3,000 square meters. Scène 55 houses a music school, recording studio, artistic workshops, exhibition gallery and restaurant. It's a place where art comes to life, offering a complete and immersive artistic experience.

On the spot or to take away, Guillaume's homemade donuts can be enjoyed all day long. In a savory sandwich or sweet version, you won't be disappointed by the quality of the products. Favoring local know-how and suppliers, Captain Donut offers various kinds of donuts prepared the same day in its kitchens. Some drinks are also made on the spot such as local iced coffee, lemonade or iced tea. The coffee shop is a friendly space to relax and work.

In a brand new boutique, the coffee-shop and artisan roaster welcomes us to discover exceptional coffees. Unlike traditional methods, Bourbon d'Arsel uses slow roasting to reveal subtle aromas. The team takes meticulous care over the provenance of its coffees, choosing producers with the utmost care. You can enjoy a specialty coffee for breakfast or afternoon tea, accompanied by pastries such as financier, moelleux au chocolat, tarte au citron meringuée... Bourbon d'Arsel has its own roasting workshop just outside the town center. And don't forget your takeaway coffee packs.

Sommelier de France, Betty will convince you with a large wine list and a nice selection mixing prestigious labels and wines from small owners. After a visit to the bar with a board, it's time for an authentic meal with quality products. The warm and relaxed atmosphere of this bar-resto, as well as its delicious gins, make it a real institution in the Dunkirk area. The Apéro Bistrot is open on the Apéro Resto, a rotisserie.

Just next to the Aqualud, the bar La Plage opens its doors to summer visitors. It is not to say that it is pleasant to sip a cocktail or enjoy an ice cream, with your feet in the hot sand, while the children have a great time in the nearby aquatic complex. The sea faces you, the sun shines, all you have to do is relax and enjoy it. Have a nice holiday in Le Touquet!

Here, you can play in an area of over 650 m² on several levels, equipped with 25 Lasermaxx evo6 packs and a Trampoline Parc featuring 400 m² of trampolines equipped with basketball baskets and a Big Airbag pit for performing tricks in complete safety. Open to children over 7 and adults. The bubble play is a great laugh! Laser Play also organizes Salsa, Bodega, Remember 80s-90s-2000s evenings... Bachelorette parties are packed with pizza, cocktails and karaoke.

This adorable tea room nestles in a typical alleyway of old Colmar, slightly set back from the Little Venice bridge. It is a timeless place, tastefully furnished on the ground floor of a venerable Alsatian building. Here, one really takes the time to savour a double espresso (1924 - Un Monde de Café) or a delicious tea (Dammann) accompanied by a jam shortbread, a lemon tartlet, a slice of cottage cheese tart or a succulent linzertorte. You can also treat yourself to a good breakfast (pastries, kouglof, fresh bread, butter, jam...) and sit down for lunch to enjoy a quiche lorraine and other small hot dishes. We take the opportunity to admire the many period objects, photos and illustrations that adorn the premises. The whole contributes to create, as we say in Alsatian, a very heimlich atmosphere (like at home) in a frame tinged with very soft straw yellow. The back of the Café de la Lauch, with its bright glass roof, opens onto a charming terrace overlooking the river of the same name.

This is what we call a successful bet! Thierry and Ludovic, two young dads from Crépy, decided to do a reconversion to start this playground in 2015. The interior is not very large, but the children find largely their account there. The 0-4 years old area is well adapted, embellished with lots of fun balls. The 4-12 years old part is very complete with obstacles on three levels, a monkey bridge, a small soccer field and a slide. The big mascot (Coco the monkey) is always a big hit with the kids.

One of the aims of this Café Joyeux, which opened in Paris at the end of last winter, is to enable people with mental and/or cognitive disabilities to work, and to do so in an attractive way. Cooks or waiters, they are the masters of the place, a nice reality that masks another, less glorious one: nearly 90% of disabled people today are unemployed. The place is great, located just off the Passage Choiseuil, and teems with life: a very nice place.

The Théâtre de la Rue de Belleville, a remarkably restored former Renault garage, has been designed as a place of exchange. In the entrance hall, the tall light-wood structures, the second-hand furniture and the small bar where you can wait before the show with a drink quickly transport us into the charming living room of a country house. At the same time, the intimate auditorium has all the hallmarks of a professional venue, thanks to its real orchestra chairs salvaged from a hall in the south of France, its large stage and its imposing ramp. The program features contemporary and classic texts, often with a subtle comic tone, that speak to us about human nature. It is renewed regularly, so don't hesitate to consult the website or contact the theater to find out about current shows. For 2023-2024: La nuit du théâtre and Knock in September, Les Reprisettes to open the season, J'ai perdu mon mari, a Quebec comedy, Matthieu Bouchet, etc. Once the curtain falls, you can meet the actors at the theater bar! As generous on stage as over a drink!

The evenings in noyonnais have become a lot livelier since this establishment opened! You can eat and drink here: there's a wine bar with expert advice and a great atmosphere. The menu is renewed every week, offering traditional French cuisine. And don't miss our themed evenings! Little bonus: if your bottle isn't finished, take it home with you. If you want to discover local specialties, we'll point you in the direction of local gin, pure malt and whisky!

Formerly known as Les Halles Baltard, the Pavillon de la Culture et du Patrimoine building, a harmonious blend of stone, glass and steel, has undergone an impressive metamorphosis. This emblematic 1912 building has been completely renovated, and now offers a wide range of activities throughout the year: exhibitions, shows, theater and concerts. With a rich and varied cultural program that can be consulted online, the Pavillon promises memorable moments for the whole family.

At the foot of the Tour de l'Horloge, in addition to delicious macaroons and homemade chocolates, treat yourself to one of the many teas on offer, and enjoy them on the terrace in fine weather or indoors. And don't forget to admire the walls of the ancient Roman castrum. You won't see them anywhere else! If you look down, you can even see the foundations of the Tower through a window in the floor. A second outlet has recently opened on rue de Paris.

Le Bar d'en Face is an atmospheric bar with live music, rock'n'roll, jazz and Irish sessions, DJ sets and broadcasts of rugby matches or concerts on the big screen. It's a pub with an organic wine list, 10 original draught beers at very reasonable prices, a cocktail menu based on fresh seasonal fruit and a selection of mature sausages to accompany your aperitif! It's the after-party recommended by the Tavarn Ar Roue Morvan team, which makes sense, since it's the same place, but across the street!

But who are the Pinard brothers, settled in the most charming alley of Old Lille? Germain and Geoffroy, two childhood friends with a passion for wine and local produce! Far from the subdued, elitist image of wine bars, the address has been designed as a cosy, no-frills grocery bar. The star here is the wine, of course, but also the accompaniments: the menu, divided into five French regions, offers five wines, charcuterie and cheese by the slice for each region, carefully selected from small producers. A gustatory Tour de France!

At the foot of the cathedral, this store combines bakery, tea room and small grocery store. Breads, viennoiseries and delicious pastries are featured, as well as a fine range of local products (fruit and vegetables, armagnac, beers, wines, cheeses, jams, juices...). In a country-style atmosphere, take a break with a breathtaking view of the majestic Sainte-Marie and enjoy a hot or cold drink, accompanied by an excellent gluten-free brownie, cookie or brioche... all homemade, of course!

Welcome to one of the oldest districts of Perpignan. Welcome to the Divine Comedy, a former convent where today they serve you asses! The speciality of the house. These "shots" which are mixtures of fruit and alcohol and are drunk ass-up send you straight to hell. The Perpignanese between 25 and 40 years old love this concept and take over Miguel's bar every weekend. Exposed stone, cayroux and subdued lighting: we love it. As for the atmosphere, "it depends on the evening, something between rock, funk and soul", says the owner.

N°4 Coffee Station is first and foremost a place for gourmet moments, savoury/sweet nibbles and exceptional coffee. It's also about two people, Basque by adoption, collectors of collector's vinyl and contributors of flavors and tastes. Homemade" is the order of the day here, at breakfast, lunch and brunch, with scrambled eggs, avocado-toast, banana bread and, to satiate the palate, fruit/vegetable juices and the sacrosanct house coffee ground to order in front of you, a specialty from local roasters.

It's so good to have a drink or a waffle, with your feet in the sand and your head in the vacations! You'll feel right at home here. It's a simple pleasure to drink a cup of coffee or a glass of rosé in the early evening. During the day, you can enjoy a simple meal: mixed salads, thyme hummus, planks, French fries, grilled cheese, a variety of sandwiches, veggie platters, homemade waffles, ice creams... All in all, a place that smells of fine summer days, carpe diem and the pleasures of the beach. A good time awaits you.

On the corner of rue Eau-de-Robec and rue du Pont-de-l'Arquet, in the pedestrian precinct leading to Saint-Vivien, here's a newcomer to the nightlife scene. It's a bar that concocts cocktails, each more delirious than the last. Every week, you'll be able to taste inventions based on gin, rum, ginger, fresh fruit, lemon or mint... The interior is cosy and modern, and the terrace welcomes you on balmy days, for quiet aperitifs in the setting sun.

Toulousans are familiar with this address, which has been home to a number of discotheques. As its name suggests, Club Saint-Germain is a departure from the usual dance factories, offering a more relaxed atmosphere. It's the place to be for young Toulousans who like to dress up to dance until dawn, but also to sip a cocktail in peace and quiet, as the venue has two rooms open until the wee hours. This "house for insomniacs", as the club calls itself, offers a varied program ranging from Eighties to rock, but without electro. For a clientele that appreciates chic yet relaxed nightclubs.

A team of girls is at the helm of this charming tea room offering sweet treats from breakfast to afternoon tea, as well as a unique menu at lunchtime, while allowing disabled workers to enter the world of ordinary work. Everything is made with local and seasonal products, to take away in the evening. A bright room, decorated in an industrial style with raw materials: stone, bricks and wood. Pleasant shaded terrace. A real place of conviviality as we like it. Privatization and group reservations possible.

This venue hosts shows and concerts all year round. The diverse program is aimed at adults and children alike. School shows are also offered. Musical object theater, visual theater, musical storytelling, travel writing, hip-hop... The choice is vast, even eclectic. And if you're planning a special event, you'll be pleased to know that you can privatize Le Préo. The auditorium, with its modular seating, can be adapted to your needs. Le Préo also organizes artistic workshops.

This small address, just a step from Les Halles, is one of those that we exchange between friends to offer ourselves a nice lunch break. You have two choices: order and take away your favorite dish to enjoy it in the sun or take a seat in one of the two rooms to devour it on the spot. Everything here invites you to spend a nice moment from the welcome to the products present which are all fresh and rich in tastes! What a pleasure to taste a poke bowl, a burger, home made fries or a fish and chips... and some delicacies!

Unmissable in the city, it overlooks the Place du Théâtre - also called Place du Général de Gaulle - which it adjoins. The Café du Théâtre is obviously a nice restaurant, a beautiful delicatessen, but also a bar and tea room in which you will take the time for a nice interlude. You can sit down here, in this very cosy place, and let yourself go to the discussion or to the contemplation. The vast choice of ice creams (there are about forty of them) and small sweet flavours will be just the right thing to accompany your moment.

A real place to live, this charming little place came into being thanks to the determination of the association's volunteers. Baby-football and an activity table for the kids, a workspace for parents, a resource center for associations... La Petite Populaire is much more than just an association café! Numerous workshops are programmed for children, and concerts are organized to bring this unusual address to life. There's also a dress-down sale, theater and literary cafés! And afterwork evenings on Friday nights.

Jeremy and Marion welcome you to their escape game in Carquefou. At Tadam Escape, you've got an hour to immerse yourself in the mysteries of the Yupanki temple, escape to Mexico in the middle of the Festival of the Dead, or try to put an end to Doctor Ox's evil plan. Note that they also offer birthday packages with drinks included. Unusually, you can also choose the level of difficulty when you book on their website. If you don't know what to choose, an online question is there to help you.

Gueuleton is the den of the living good! Here, we don't have sad wine. It must be said that the mature meat, the good mood of the Gascony and the 1,000 references of wines and champagnes combined are perfect antidotes to fight against gloom. The ideal place to share a good time with friends over a few tapas, a plate of cold cuts of Albret black pigs or a rib of beef cooked in lava stone. Throughout the year, Le Gueuleton also organizes themed evenings featuring Beaujolais, oysters, truffle tapas... enough to make a good meal! And recently caterer with his giant spit!

Don't put your elbows on the table! We all heard that as kids! Maxime (kitchen) and Aline (dining room), a dynamic duo in life and in the city, have come up with a wine bar where you can enjoy red, white and rosé wines, as well as natural champagnes from organic and biodynamic farming, over a plank of wine. Atypical, this "home-style" bar, with its wood, table-top seating and that little je-ne-sais-quoi of familiarity, almost makes you want to put your feet up too... on the table.