AUX VIEUX PAVÉS
Read moreSince 2021, Aux Vieux Pavés has expanded onto Rue Buffon with a brasserie side and a catering offer. Everything is homemade: croques, waffles, gourmet quiches. The range of beers is extensive, as is the wine list. An address with a quiet spirit, with a games area, small lounges and two large terraces to enjoy the fine weather. The interior decor is enhanced by frescoes winking at the town of Semur-en-Auxois. Lucien Bottini's team generates a convivial good mood. Enjoy!
LE SAINT REGIS BISTROT
Read moreLike the restaurant, the bar at Saint-Régis Bistrot is decorated in Art Deco style, a perfect reflection of the period in which it was built, at the beginning of the 20th century. Wood, velvet curtains and armchairs, subdued lighting: the atmosphere is pleasant. As the day progresses, you'll come here for a coffee, a tea-break, a glass of wine or a cocktail with friends, or to enjoy the café-concert on the last Thursday of the month. A menu of snacks and pastries is also available when the restaurant is closed.
CHEZ PAPA JAZZ CAFÉ
Read moreGood musicians take place in this restaurant which contributes to perpetuating the jazz tradition of St. Benoît Street: Laurent Courthaliac, Gilles Natural, Xavier Richardeau, Philippe Duchemin, Pierre Boussaguet, Philippe Milanta, Ludovic de Preissac… On the walls, dozens of autograph decorate this place which honours the history of jazz in the historic heart of Saint-Germain. The kitchen is rather tasty but quite expensive, but you can come a little later to drink a glass of whiskey in the sound of a good concert.
LE KIBÉLÉ
Read moreThe bar-restaurant serving Turkish, Kurdish and Greek cuisine is a true place of culture. In the vaulted cellar of about places, French-speaking singers, African, Arab and other, follow to animate this musical crossroads of Kibélé. Often, Latin acoustic concerts mingle with French music, jazz or song. It also offers coffee-theater, stand-up and poetry. The Kibélé is a bar dedicated to meetings between different musical and cultural traditions. Early in the week or in the first part of the evening, novice actors make their first step on stage. To discover!
REPUBLIC CORNER
Read moreHoused in a large hangar on the Zone de la République, the Poitevin food court is on a roll, bringing together all ages and all publics: families, friends, colleagues. Under a garlanded sky, with its vintage decor, you can order a snack from one of the seven street food stands (burgers, tapas, wraps, crêpes... there's plenty to choose from!), pour yourself a beer from the giant 10-spout tapping machine, have fun, play games and dance. Every evening, a new event is proposed: sports, salsa classes, karaoke, dj sets... Republic Corner is the place to be!
SHAPKO BAR
Read moreHere's a place like no other that's a must-see. This jazz bar in the old town attracts fans of this musical genre in search of good values and local artists. Live concerts are held daily. The program is varied. The lighting and proximity of the audience to the stage add to the ambience, while bistro chairs and round tables adorn the different areas. Whether you're having a drink at the bar or on the mezzanine overlooking the stage, this is THE place to relax while listening to jazz. A huge favorite.
THE MESSAGE
Read moreThe Message is part of this little neighborhood, a little bobo but so pleasant. It's a great place for concerts, but also for a quiet afternoon coffee or an evening drink, either inside or casually seated on a street-side bench. In the tradition of Oiseaux de Passage, Mademoiselle and Le Chat de Gouttière, it's one of those contemporary places with a very personal energy. It's not just a record shop, it's also a bookshop with some great references, turntables and accessories, a bar and a few appetizers to keep you going and give you a good reason to stay. The owner is always ready to advise you, and has a highly specialized musical culture. The pop decor keeps things young and dynamic.
LE CAVEAU DE LA CHOUETTE
Read moreMay-Line, a dynamic young woman and heiress of a family of winegrowers from a Vosne-Romanée estate, was in charge of the Caveau de la Chouette before the place was taken over in April 2019 by Brian Verpeaux. While keeping the identity of the establishment, its new owner, who has made his mark in London and Paris, has adapted the concept to a wine and cocktail bar, refocusing its menu on 100% Burgundy wines. A la carte: Gevrey Chambertin, Pommard, Saint-Véran, Hautes Côtes de Nuits, or Saint-Romain, from 6 to 24 euros per glass or from 26 to 300 euros per bottle. The house proposes you to accompany your tasting with gougères, bruschettas, a board of cheeses and charcuteries or even snails from Burgundy. The novelty lies in the mixology, where you can savour delicious cocktails. As proof, the winery came third in the Burgundy mixology competition in January 2020. The atmosphere is festive and sometimes even supportive, during the broadcasting of football matches. Some may also privatize the place for tailor-made evenings.
VILLAGE TRINQUET
Read moreJambon-piperade specialities: Basque specialities are cooked up here, and if the Aviron Bayonnais are to meet the Stade Français, we promise you that the atmosphere will be warm! The stadium's fans have long been accustomed to eating and snacking while watching the matches, or as they attack the third half. The terrace here is spacious and rare in this part of the capital, ideal for fine weather. Finally, on Thursdays, come and enjoy the aperitif from 7pm to 2am. It's the kind of friendly address we love!
B11 LA BODEGA
Read moreIn this gigantic bodega inspired by the Basque country, the charm begins as soon as you enter. We appreciate the assortment of charcuterie and tapas to whet our appetites: the southern sun shines on our plates! The chef also offers dishes to order at the bar: pasta à la carbonara or with two types of salmon, burgers and home fries... Live music starts at 9pm, followed by DJs from 11pm. The drinks menu features beers, a wide selection of wines, and cocktails with or without alcohol. Enjoy in the dining room or on the large terrace.
LE TRINQUETTE JAZZ CLUB
Read moreLa Trinquette, well known to music lovers for its atypical and friendly atmosphere,
is celebrating its fifteenth anniversary and is getting a new look. To mark this turning point in its history, the club has chosen to focus on world music and jazz. One of the rare jazz clubs in the region offering real moments of communion to its audience by proposing a lively acoustic music. An opportunity to get up close and personal with artists during exclusive jazz evenings every Friday and Saturday! Thursday and Sunday are dedicated to other forms of music.
LES VIEUX FOURNEAUX
Read moreStéphane Guénin's bar is a friendly place where all kinds of people meet, each at their own time, with the average age dropping dramatically on Friday evenings, bringing a host of entertainment to the charming village of Moloy. The bar is housed in a building that was once an inn in 1850. With rock music playing in the background, Stéphane's guitar hangs on the wall, ready to serve! Here, beef isn't just on the plate. On Friday evenings, the aperitif platters follow one another, as do the rounds of friends to the rhythm of the themed evenings.
LES ENFANTS GÂTÉS
Read moreOpen at noon and night, thanks to the atmosphere that makes the reputation of the 11-year-old establishment . From Thursday evening, some live music and theme evenings are offered. Programming on the website of the establishment. As for the cuisine, the menu card will make you travel around the world: woks, burgers, grilled fish, risotto and some suggestions. A nice shaded terrace welcomes you throughout the year to enjoy the many sunny days. An address recommended by the Petit Futé!
LES DISQUAIRES
Read moreFormerly one of Paris'most popular record stores, the Record didn't completely transfer their cuti. Because if this bar is one of the most important of Bastille since it was redesigned, its decoration pays tribute to the great hours of African-American music and its musical selection is one of the most evocative of Paris. The heart of the Parisian nightlife, this place is an area of meeting and exchange around music. The programming is built mainly around jazz, soul and funk, with playlists passing the tubes of the biggest American labels: Blue Note, Stax, Impulse, Verve, Motown, Prestige. Concert hall above all, the crowd is busy to enjoy the talent of young artists of the hip-hop stage, soul, salsa… On the weekend, the Djs take the baton to make us dance until the end of the night. At the bar, mojito, ti'punch, caïpirinha or margarita at reasonable prices. The clientele is young and cosmopolitan, made up of artists, visitors, tourists and students. Please note that the Record offer a rehearsal studio and a smoking area.
MORRISON' S IRISH PUB
Read moreIn a lively atmosphere where beer flows freely, this Cannes pub instantly transports you to Ireland, without even leaving Cannes! With its typical ochre and wood-tone decor, every nook and cranny exudes Irish conviviality. A staple of Cannes nightlife, it's the HQ for wild parties, where live music resonates right through the night. And for sports fans, it's also THE place to drink, with matches shown on the big screen, accompanied by a cocktail or whisky that'll have you dancing the jig!
LE GALION
Read moreIn the Besson family, we don't do things by halves and it is now Lucas' turn to take the helm of this new festive place. The Galion looks great with its old rigging mast on the deck and its superb tavern inside. After feasting on homemade tapas or well-cooked dishes, DJs, live concerts and shows will take place. Behind the bar, the shakers shake and the atmosphere rises to a crescendo, we have fun, we dance, we laugh, in short, we have a good time. An atypical place where all generations party together.
LA NOUVELLE SEINE
Read moreWant to discover the Parisian nightlife? Admire Notre-Dame Cathedral? Floating on the Seine? Enjoy a seasonal dish and a glass of good wine? You can do all this with just one address: La Nouvelle Seine. This barge, located at the foot of the majestic cathedral, is sure to satisfy all your cravings, especially for great food. And in its belly hides a show stage typical of Parisian cabarets with a diverse program: one-man-shows, shows for young audiences, burlesque stripping...
LE BIZ'
Read moreAfter the discreet facade, you will see a large silver counter with a few tables. What's more customary, you'll say, so far. But let's go a little bit, let's go to curiosity and you will finally discover, at the bottom of the room, a pleasant garden floor, with fountain and water jets. A blessing to enjoy a drink or nibble in the neighborhood. Yet the surprise of this place does not stop there. It is in the attractive and large basement room, open on a large and wide glass bay behind which a waterfall runs, that you will most probably was. Here you sing, dance, you dredge, because Le Biz offers many evenings. If on Monday evening you will see the famous karaoke, Wednesday is reserved for the singles, and this time you'll be told, this time, you speed-date at all-go (compulsory registration at www.softdating.com). The rest of the time, let's make DJ's, they will always be there to make you dance.
MORRISON' S LOUNGE
Read moreIt'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.