The best beer bars France

Don't look any further for the right bank's temple of beer, it's here and it's called La Cervoiserie. This huge bar and beer cellar boasts a huge terrace and lawn, and regularly hosts festive events and entertainment. In addition to a wide choice of bottled and draught beers, the menu also features cocktails and wine, as well as a catering service with homemade pizzas and platters. Located just a few hundred meters from the Arkea Arena, it's the ideal place for a drink before or after a concert!

Located in the Saint-Martin district, not far from the church, this pub is a Brest institution! It takes its name from the warblers that chirped in the trees of the Saint-Martin wood in the ^17th century. With its old-fashioned facade and wooden half-timbering, giving it the air of a tavern, it offers a warm decor and welcome. Considered by some to be the best beer bar in town, it's a meeting place for many gangs of friends, and all generations gather here for a pint. Definitely a place to go for an aperitif "à la brestôase".

As an added bonus, the place regularly organizes quiz nights, for all those who enjoy group games.

Creativity, eco-responsibility, quality and conviviality! More than a dozen different beers, all organic and brewed on site. Beer craftsmen, meeting in SCOP. Fermentation, styles, recipes - they're inexhaustible on the subject, and they'll share their passion with you in their store or behind their bar. The hangar is the first "Tap Room" (the bar of a brewery) in Ariège, and has been for 5 years now! When the weather's fine, it hosts concerts, shows and food trucks on its vast terrace. A must-see in the Couserans!

A fixture on the Rennes scene since 2015, the Skumenn organic brewery also has a brewpub overlooking the production workshop. A venue for various concerts, pub quizzes and comedy clubs, the bar also boasts a pleasant terrace in summer. Inside, wood and stainless steel, large tables and old living-room furniture combine to create a very convivial atmosphere. 12 pressurized spouts allow you to savor the brand's classics and try out new creations. On the store side, between goodies and beers fresh from the brewery, you can take away bottles served on draught, as well as rent growlers: 5 L mini kegs to take away, ready to serve!

Lovers of good beer and amateurs spirits will fall under the charm of V & B. A team of experts at your service, impeccable service and above all, a great atmosphere that will make you spend a very good time. After work (in after for connoisseurs), curious or among friends, this unique place is the ideal place for a drink. The winning concept of V & B is 50% of cellar, 50% bar and 100% effective result. A wide range of wines, beers and breakage from around the world allow the novice to train his palace while the discerning amateur will discover with joy unknown flavours, but always with wise moderation!

In early 2024, La Billebaude, Givry's flagship address, closed its restaurant section to focus solely on its beer bar side. From now on, the entire establishment will become a beer and wine bar. Bruno Fabris, the owner, has decided to offer a small number of wines, but to rotate the references, partly from the Givry appellation. As for beers, a hundred or so mousses, mostly from Belgium, are still on the menu.

This is an address that lives up to its name! Here, the decor takes you back to the last century: Chesterfield sofas, objects and advertisements from the 1940s and 50s give the place a quirky, retro atmosphere. On your stool or toad chair, enjoy traditional beers and cocktails, and others to discover. If you're feeling peckish, opt for one of the copious and original house platters. Theme nights and concerts will delight those who love a festive atmosphere. The best part? 1% of Friday's takings are donated to Secours populaire.

It's your turn to be the bartender! Here, the concept is simple: the customer buys a prepaid card and can then help himself to one of the beer dispensers scattered around the double room with its industrial decor. Ideal to taste a few centilitres before deciding, since you only pay for what you consume. And it also allows you to meet beer lovers sitting near the taps! For the shy ones, the service at the bar is also possible, with cocktails, whiskies and other wines on the menu. For the gourmets, there are sausages and comté to share. Sports atmosphere on game nights, and you can also participate in the weekly quizzes. It's your turn to play!

This wine and beer bar is located on a small quiet square where a good part of the terrace is spread out. Inside, it looks like a large tavern made of red briquettes, cement tiles on the floor, a large counter with 5 Belgian beer pumps and 30 homemade beers and wine barrels everywhere for decoration. They organise concerts on some Fridays. And for a better feast with friends, Jérémy also offers boards to share, baked camemberts with dried fruit or herbs and desserts for gourmets.

It's the trendy little brother of Morrison's Pub. The atmosphere is different, but just as festive. As soon as happy hour arrives, make yourself comfortable on pretty barrels, sip your drink and let yourself be carried away by the electro and house rhythms that enliven this bar throughout the week. Here, the traditional pub gives way to an elegant, subdued atmosphere, orchestrated by live parties, quizzes and the resident DJ. As you can see, this is the ideal place to start your evening, and it's sure to be a memorable one.

The Délirium Café welcomes its customers at the foot of the Gros-Horloge... It couldn't be more central! The relaxed atmosphere is perfect for a drink with friends. With its patinated decor, the place will appeal to beer lovers: the house offers a selection of Belgian and craft beers. You'll find great classics like the one that gives the establishment its name, craft beers, both draught and bottled, as well as others with fruity and floral flavours, cocktails, shooters... there's something for everyone.

At first glance, the concept isn't very original: a rock bar with an American-style decor and an English-language name. But Red Bear sets itself apart with rare beers on draught, almost exclusive whisky and house-arranged rums. Another highlight: events featuring music, world cuisine or specific themes (oenology, tattoos...). At the back of the room, the "saloon" is a room you can privatize for up to 15 people, with food planks and a fridge stocked with the drinks of your choice!

This pub with a very explicit name is a must for students in the neighbourhood and for those looking for a friendly and affordable afterwork. And the place immediately takes you into this atmosphere, breathed by a young and dynamic team. As a beer bar, the establishment offers an original and quality selection. Customers enjoy theHappy Hour from 4pm to 9pm on weekdays and from 4pm to midnight on Saturdays. The team also offers boards, burgers, crocs, fries and many other snacks

Here is an address that should delight gourmets. Located at 75, rue du Bac, the bistro Les Ambassades invites you to take a gourmet break in a pleasant and friendly setting. We serve classic French dishes like rice pudding, a particularly tasty bone marrow, homemade french fries, snails from Burgundy, duck foie gras or a hearty shepherd's board. In addition, the wine list is very extensive and allows you to discover local wines. It is a perfect place for reunions around good food.

Beer, which should always be consumed in moderation, is a drink for sharing, with a festive spirit. And Beer Square understands this. A concept from Lille that has been perfectly adapted to Grenoble, where entertainment and beer go hand in hand. As for the beers, 16 taps with 8 permanent beers (like Bellerose blonde from Brasserie des Sources or Punk IPA from Brewdog) and 8 ephemeral beers. And to make sure you don't drink on an empty stomach, there's finger food with chicken croquettes and home fries. Don't miss the "Tap Take Over" when a brewery takes control of the spouts. Comedy show, Latin dances, music, blind tests, karaoke... Beers and pleasures to discover.

As soon as you step aboard the Black Pearl, you're immersed in a rock'n'roll ambience and pirate decor. To keep you on the helm, a wide choice of beverages is available: beers from here and abroad (13 draught beers and a wide selection of bottles with a draught beer of the moment that changes regularly), rums, and a whole range of cocktails! Concerts are often organized in the ship's holds, to the delight of the ship's company! Don't miss the delicious daily specials at lunch, prepared with fresh, local farm produce!

In a single place of 400 m², the wine and beer cellar, the bar and the modular auditorium with a capacity of 250 spectators are united. First of all, we like the beautiful and well laid out shop where nearly 300 references of beers from all over the world are sold, with an incredible number of craft beers. Then, we discover the warm and friendly bar area with its decoration made of barrels as tables and a cosy corner with comfortable armchairs. Two or three times a month, the Vinochope is transformed into a real concert/show room.

This beer bar is located behind the Halles Saint-Louis, next to the grand staircase. Wood dominates in this cosy establishment, where you'll obviously come for a good local beer and a plate of charcuterie and cheese. You'll have a wide choice of draught beers (the bar has 12 taps) and bottled beers, including several local ones (Terenez, for example). But don't worry, the bar also serves wine, for those who don't like bubbles. And when the weather's fine, you can take advantage of the terrace for after-work drinks, or enjoy a coffee on Sunday mornings, after a stroll through the nearby St Louis market!

" Sax Y Rock "is a beer bar that offers no less than 52 varieties of this hop-based beverage. Every Saturday, there are themed evenings and every month, concerts. On Sunday, place video games, tournaments and transmissions on large screen screens all sports combined.

A territory apart, an enclave of happy "terroirists" in Lyon. Le Bieristan. A republic on the border between a restaurant and a local bar, this warm, cooperative address on the Villeurbanne side (Gratte-Ciel metro station) is a great place to meet up - the premises are rather large - to share good cheer and good craft beers on the 15 draught beers. On the summer terrace, you'll find regional beers - 25 craft and organic breweries within a 200 km radius - and a selection of organic wines, as well as solid dishes made from local, raw, seasonal produce. Concerts, events, Bieristan remains our home for day and night.

L'Underdog Amiens is a beer bar that celebrates craft-beer, in other words microbreweries and artisanal beers. It's an opportunity to showcase the work of hop artisans! The bar offers limited quantities of draught beers, which vary regularly. You won't taste the same beers from one week to the next: a real haven for connoisseurs! It's also possible to sip cocktails made according to the rules of the art. The establishment also offers a number of bottles in limited quantities.

The ideal place for an evening out with friends! This trendy venue is housed in a former spinning mill in Saint-André. The decor is a blend of American dining and the industrial heritage of the North. The vast brick and steel room opens onto a large terrace, which is very pleasant in summer. The beer is brewed on site in huge vats. Every month, 2 experimental beers are offered, and every 3 months, one of them is voted by customers to join the permanent range. Brique House also serves excellent homemade pizzas!

Olivier runs this den, serving all kinds of beer and wood-fired pizzas. Whether you're a connoisseur, a novice or think you don't like beer, come and introduce your taste buds to this age-old art. From a very simple product (water, barley, hops and yeast), you'll discover a whole range of tastes and flavors. Blonde, brown, amber, stout, white, IPA, fruity, triple, Trappist, organic, alcohol-free, gluten-free, draught, bottled...

Looking for a convivial place to share a moment with friends? Look no further! At Roots, you'll find a selection of draught beers from all over the world, as well as wine and cider, to suit every palate. Accompany your beverage with delicious charcuterie and cheese platters. For those who enjoy a lively evening, live concerts and quizzes are regularly organized. Fans of board games will also be delighted. And to top it all off, you'll always be greeted with a smile!

Welcome to the beer temple, the Delirium Café. His emblem, you certainly know, a pink elephant, that of Belgian beer Delirium Thinnest. Pink elephants, there are everywhere in this vast space. A succession of beer spouts (18 in total), as is rarely seen, and the large barrels where one accoude set the tone. On the map, 320 references of beer in bottles and about 4,7 references of beers from 11 ° to ° (blonde, brown, amber, fruity, white), cocktails in beer and sometimes even the chef's dishes are beer - northerners and Belgian, come enjoy a good carbonade! The Delirium Café is all foam. If by chance you have a little hunger, you will find formulas on the slate in the restaurant room. Scene open every Tuesday…

With a statue of the Swiss national hero on the front gable and a 300^m2 terrace on Mulhouse's most beautiful square, it's impossible to miss Le Guillaume Tell! Until very late in the evening, you can take advantage of the menu, which offers planchas and tapas to accompany aperitifs, and a fine choice of cocktails of all colors. This institution of Mulhouse life is now also that of nightlife, in a warm, intimate atmosphere with a very pleasant industrial decor.

Not to be missed for its originality and good spirit! An emblematic place where international youth meet in the late afternoon to enjoy a beer brewed on site with pure glacial water from the Alps and to savor burgers and other quality home-made Canadian and North American specialties. Run by Canadians who brew great beers on site, amidst pine vats, the MBC sets the pace. Weekend mornings, hearty brunches.

Both a cellar and a 100% Breton beer bar, it is the ideal place to taste the regional brewery production: more than 600 references are proposed in bottles and about twenty on draught. You can even eat there: poke bowls and burritos at lunchtime, tapas and plates in the evening. Set up in a warehouse in Le Légué, the place, which spans generations, has kept an industrial charm, with its stone walls, its metal beams and its orange sheet metal door. The floor is more cosy, with armchairs and games at disposal. Regular animations and concerts.

Le Garde Fou is first and foremost an atypical bar where you can test 14 traditional French draught beers, some still in bottles and all from French microbreweries. It also offers a wide selection of natural wines without sulphites, by the glass or in bottles, which you can accompany with a cuisine of fresh products, changing each month and going by 3: 3 starters, 3 main courses, 3 desserts, 3 planchettes. But the greatest originality lies in the unique and brand new concept in Strasbourg, which you discover in the cellar where two petanque tracks are installed to spend a beautiful evening while having fun and making beautiful encounters.

Here's a hidden address, as smart as we like them. The owner, a local beverage wholesaler, recently opened this small café in the heart of old Antibes. In a cosy atmosphere, he will introduce you, with a smile, to a wide selection of coffees and teas from all over the world, to enjoy on the spot or to take away. Lovers of artist-brewed beers can also unearth some pretty artisanal finds, and whisky enthusiasts will find wonders from all over the world. A microbrewery is also located here.

The success of the Beer Garden is such that it is often difficult to find a place on the weekends, but who cares, you can help yourself by holding your glass in your hand! Here, all the beers offered are 100% craft beers and local is privileged: IPA, fruit beers, sour beer... there is no lack of choice! And if you don't come especially for the beer, you'll definitely come back for the delicious home-made dishes. You can enjoy some of the bistro-style proposals, between carbonnade, burger or even magret, with French fries as a must!

Opposite the Jardin Albert^1er, the BrewDog is a beer bar specialized in IPA beer. It offers a wide choice, you will easily find your happiness among its many references. Ideal to relax for an aperitif between friends. You have the possibility of tasting burgers and salads with many vegan proposals to leave nobody on the floor.

The Brewdog proposes 2 theme days per week the VeganMondays and the Wings Wednesday. Good beers and good burgers, here is the recipe for a successful end of day.

Looking for a beautiful brunette, a light blonde or a full-bodied redhead? The pleasure of a foam bath with a touch of lightness? Don't be fooled by this introduction. The Belgian-flavored tavern in Le Havre had the excellent idea of crossing the Seine and rolling its barrels to the Quai Vendeuvre. From draught pints to bottled beers, Belgium offers the very best! Duvel, Chimay, Saint-Idesbald, Saint-Bernardus, Mont des Cats... The monks made no mistake! Bless them all... In moderation!

The thirst for meetings as much as the thirst for beer converge towards this atypical bar. It's hard not to get in touch with others. This is the aim of Au fût et à mesure. Here, you can bring a magnetic card. You feed it with euros and there is nothing left to do but to help yourself to the different taps in the room. You test, you taste, you discover... and as the card is debited by the centiliter, it is up to you to choose between a sip or a pint of your favorite beer. Each table has a different beer. Cocktails and wines are also served at the counter with Olivier, the super boss of the place. Accompany your drinks with a cheese or charcuterie board.

Very popular with young people, this bar is undoubtedly the temple of beer. The map is so rich that it often becomes difficult to choose among some 140 beers of various and varied origins, the 30 whiskies, and the 50 cocktails with or without alcohol (but all served with of a of candy… yum!). Whether in the room or in the backyard, the decoration is accompanied by the colours of the king beverage, and the atmosphere is very pleasant. Moreover, if you like the défis challenges, perhaps you will see your name engraved in the wood of the bar…

While many beer bars have recently opened in Paris, La Fine Mousse is undoubtedly the place to be for all hop lovers. 150 beers are on the menu, including 20 craft beers on draught. A clientele of young executives gathers here after work to sample an impressive selection of freshly brewed mousses. Only beers from small producers are served here! And the bartenders are on hand to explain the history of the brewers and their production secrets.

L'Instant T has found its style; the two managers had the idea of this tea room, tart shop, wine bar and also serves as a home-made beer cellar. Here, they militate for the 100% organic and they favor fair trade, proximity and the art of recovery. In the evening, it's rare to come here without something happening. It is really the moment of the alternative and musical meetings. There is something for everyone, from brewery beers to local wines and more than 400 references of craft beers from around the world stored in the store.

In the charming little streets of old Nice, you'll find a long-established institution for beer lovers: Au Fût et à mesure. This franchise offers an innovative concept where you can be your own bartender. Each table has a different beer, and the idea is to serve yourself the quantity you want. Payment is made by placing a card on the table, with a price per liter. There's something for every taste: blond, dark, fruity and beers of the moment. Charcuterie and cheese boards are also available.

Beer O'Clock, or BoC for those of you who know it well! After wine, it's time for beer, a divine beverage elevated to the status of a beverage to be enjoyed (always in moderation) in specialized bars. At this "Place to Beer", on the lively, gourmet side of the Faubourg, beer lovers are free to discover beers from here and elsewhere (prepaid cards required), thanks to the 12 taps lined up on a pretty wooden counter. There's nothing we like better than a draught beer served by passionate beer lovers. Beers from all over the world, from the most classic to the rarest craft beers, regularly changing with new flavors. Meet the brewers.

Formerly known as Paddy O'Neills, this Irish-inspired pub with its distinctive facade has been a quasi-institution in Chailly-en-Bière for many years. Its owner, dynamic and friendly, is full of good ideas to celebrate in the evening, with rock, jazz or improv concerts, disco or 1980s evenings, football atmospheres thanks to the various screens arranged in the rooms, and many other surprises to discover according to the programs of the moment. The typical decoration with its batch of bars, stools and other barrels, serving as tables, is successful, and the presence of adjoining rooms allows everyone to enjoy the atmosphere, or even to privatize part of the pub as needed. In addition to a wide choice of beers and alcohols, Paddy Rock also offers simple dishes to eat on the go (plates of cheese, hams and bruschettas in particular). This establishment is a real favorite because it succeeds in meeting the challenge of suiting all types of audiences, young and old. Our advice: to keep up to date on the events scheduled, it is better to take a look at the pub's Facebook page rather than its website.

The V and B opened its doors last December and brought with it the mythical atmosphere of Irish bars! In a sublime wooden décor with a deep red and emerald green, this amazing place is the ideal marriage for wine lovers and beer enthusiasts: 350 references are waiting for you in this atypical place. When you have crossed the door, you will soon understand that the hardest is to choose, trust Frédéric Pasquier to guide you among brands and specialities. Here, beer has no borders, brown, blonde, amber, triple, Belgian, German, Quebec is in all its forms! The selections of wines are also provided with a beautiful journey that begins with local vintages to go to the end of the world. In essence, a cellar with a portal worthy of a castle protects 40 large bottles. And if you don't hesitate, the best is still to taste them at the after work bar, the huge counter of which makes it possible to dance there as in an English pub. The tonneaux tables are ideal for enjoying a changing map and allègrement in the cellar. V as wine, B as a beer: it's really good!

With its wood-panelled walls, Le Falstaff promises a warm and inviting atmosphere... And we're not disappointed! The staff is efficient, friendly and always in a good mood. We go there for the beers, which come from many countries, but also for the food. It's not great gastronomy, of course, but the well-stocked plates quickly quench even the most intense hunger. Sauerkraut, mussels and sausages are delicious. All in all, it's a great place to hang out with friends, and we recommend it!

In just a few years, My Beers has become the essential beer bar (with more than 400 references, enough to satisfy all the thirsty). Here, no fuss, you can meet friends, colleagues and family to share a good time in a friendly atmosphere. We come here to relax at the end of the day or to have fun during the numerous theme parties organized all year long! Finally, the place has a giant screen and broadcasts some sports events. In short, it's an ideal place for happy foam drinkers!

Before you pass on, let's have a good Mise en bière! The place to be for true beer lovers by Fleurs du Malt enthusiasts. More than just a stopover on the quayside of thirst, it's the best destination for a good night out. 20 regularly changing tastings (all tastings are mobile) and 150 bottles from around the world. Expert advice from beer experts who share their discoveries. Excellent rock metal sound... Tasting boards. Treat yourself to a night out with the Vikings (private room available). Best beer bar in Lyon.