The best bars in the world France

Rain or shine, Kai-iwi is one of our favorite Grenoble destinations. A strange bird from New Zealand for a local bar with flavors from elsewhere. An open-minded attitude that takes us to a beautiful country in the company of Élise and Marshall. A pleasant terrace, a cosy space, a small lounge where the kitchen opens onto the dining room. Can you already smell the famous carrot cake? Coffee is accompanied by homemade treats, even for vegans and gluten-free eaters. Quality brunches and tasty snacks, fruit ice creams (vegan and gluten-free), market fruit crepes and veggie bowls. Small grocery corner.

Bienvenidos amigos! Embark on a Mexican evening! Tequila, mezcal, rum, cocktails (creations or classics), shooters, beers, wines... can be accompanied by enchiladas or other Mexican specialties. A good atmosphere is the order of the day. Beware, the space fills up fast once the evening begins. Entertainment is provided on a regular basis. Have you been won over by the products? Andréa and Valentin have opened an online store based on the click & collect concept. Beans, tortillas, peppers, sauces: you'll find around fifty references. Ordering and payment are done online, and pick-up is at the bar. The Mexican journey continues at home!

Combining contemporary and cosy design, this lovely bar is located on the floor of the Antalya II restaurant. Besides the classics this Turkish bar serves the arak. At the bottom of the room you can dance or cause a pleasant ride in very comfortable red chairs. A few themed evenings follow in this welcoming area in the privileged location in the middle of the aisles.

Looking for a party bar? A bar where people don't just stare at each other, but really let loose in a lively Latino atmosphere! Calle Latino is your destination, when the Perrache area takes on Cuban salsa, rumba and Latino tunes. Good music, good spirit, lots of laughs, one of the best, if not the best, mojitos in Lyon, and tasty hot and cold tapas and charcuterie. A true sense of celebration in the unbridled spirit of the South.

Welcome to Brazil! On his return from South America, the owner, John Tranchard, created Casa das Batidas: an eco-responsible cocktail bar, the first in France. The decor was found in a vintage shop and the owner has introduced "zero waste". The cocktails, based on caipirinha and batidas, drinks made from mixed fruits, are served in large biodegradable and returnable cups. A festive place, bright and decorated like a Caribbean counter, to try!

KoToPo is an international cultural space. It is a cultural association offering a wide range of activities and events. KoToPo has several spaces, including a large meeting room with a mezzanine, a bar-café-snack bar, a multilingual library, music from other parts of the world, world games and language courses. KoToPo is run by the "Mille et une langues" association, which aims to promote the diversity of the world's languages and cultures. Volunteers are welcome to take part in the activities and contribute to the development of the place.

Taking over the walls of the mythical Quincaillerie, Nakama has been able to impose its style and seduce the crowds from the start with its concept of a tapas bar and homemade Japanese street food (miso soup, takoyaki, tataki... - a treat!) supplemented by a good choice of bottled beers and natural wines to which is added a wide range of Japanese spirits. In a decoration that oscillates between industrial / arty atmosphere and deeply zen atmosphere, it's a warm and lively place that keeps the spirit of its predecessor's neighbourhood bar while giving it a welcome change of scenery through its young and fresh concept and its special evenings with a totally made in Japan spirit!

To stroll through Les Pentes and find yourself in Stockholm sounds improbable, but it's not! Not quite a novelty, since the address has already blown out its first candle, but a new destination for Le Futé, which is delighted to share this gourmet discovery. While this Kafe offers a terrace and a room for "fika", a moment of disconnection over a coffee for Swedish-style well-being, the sweetness is also shared in gourmet form throughout the day. From homemade granola for breakfast to smörgås for lunch and traditional cinnamon buns, it's a real treat. Mamma mia (do you have the ref?), we loved it.

El Milagro, the miracle in Spanish, is a tapas and beer bar very Latino. It's hard to do more in the Central and South American atmosphere. You can taste tapas and Mexican beers, listen to real Latino music and party like there. Between two mojitos, admire the decoration because it is unique. One more store in the rue des Cardeurs, this pretty pedestrian street, a little secret but which attracts people around its restaurants and bars. Here, the atmosphere smells of real life. A place to discover for the animated and frenzied end of the evening.

La Bascule is defined as an "ubuntu" coffee, a concept from sub-Saharan Africa that encompasses the ideas of mutual aid, sharing, solidarity, equity, community spirit... La Bascule was born from a group of people who were militant and committed to these notions, and whose aim was to make them germinate through the establishment of a resource centre in the city of Rennes. Much more than an associative bar where you can drink local beers, natural wines, herbal teas from local herbalists or eat competitively priced dishes made with healthy ingredients, it is a place for intercultural exchange. There is a stage open to local amateur artists: concerts of all kinds, contemporary art exhibitions, café-debates, screenings, lectures... It is also a place where you can gather your association for meetings, discover skincare and clothing products created by local producers and designers, go and get your organic basket, do volunteer work behind the bar, take part in events about alternative lifestyles, or just party. It's a place that exudes authenticity and simplicity. It's like being in a country bar, far from the metropolis, in a jovial and relaxed atmosphere, with cultures coming from every corner of the world, so much so that you don't really know where you are anymore. If you are looking for a true atmosphere close to simple and civic values, without moral lessons and with a smile on your face, this is the perfect place to recharge your batteries!

Away from the city center is this bar with a name that announces the color! The good mood reigns here, supported by a menu that invites the sun. Empanadillas, planchas, burgers, but also original barbecues at the table (for two people and on reservation) are proposed on the menu! All of this is accompanied by a large choice of beers, wines and cocktails. Here, it's a mojito party with no less than 15 possible choices, from the most classic to the banana mojito or the "Bomba Latina 74°". Latino's Del Mundo is a real invitation to travel!

Black Bell B is a restaurant specializing in African specialties. It offers authentic, flavorful African cuisine, with dishes simmered in mild spices or spicier ones. The restaurant offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with jungle-inspired decor upstairs. Customers particularly appreciate the staff's warm welcome and the quality of the dishes served. The restaurant also features a bar where you can enjoy exotic cocktails.

If rue Saint-Anne - and the surrounding area - is known for its incomparable range of Japanese cuisine, the best of Japanese street food can be found at Aki Café. Well-known to connoisseurs for many years, the place offers a variety of delicacies to take away or enjoy on the spot: matcha pastries, sandos (sandwiches with breaded pork, fried chicken, shrimp...), bentos, onigiris, hot dishes... An original choice. But Aki is also home to the neighboring bakery Mochi Mochi Aki, which will appeal to those addicted to mochi, melon bread and dorayaki.