The best neighborhood bars France

One of the incontournables of the neighborhood. The Hardware is for several years now a cozy place, dressed with wood and lit just right, and obviously invaded with beautiful decoration objects: the chic Bohemian spirit, in a way! It is a bar open all day, but it is also a restaurant with continuous service until late. It's cool, classic and very original, and it's cool and good enough. Salads and a dish of the day complete a simple card. Beware, the place is very busy, despite the very high competition in this sector. Finally, many cocktails are offered.

For six years now, this friendly bar-restaurant (aptly named!) has been the perfect place to stop off in the heart of downtown Nevers, just opposite the covered market. Here, at lunchtime and in the evening, you can dine on traditional, quality cuisine, or simply relax and enjoy a drink on the pleasant terrace, where the atmosphere is always warm and welcoming. We also love the regular concert and theater evenings that liven up the neighborhood. We really like it!

This bar is one of the best-known in the area, widely renowned for its ambience, so it attracts a hybrid clientele who sometimes come from far and wide. Whether you need a connection or a pint, the Sputnik will give you a warm welcome. Gamers will also appreciate the foosball table and the beer pong table (on request). And if you want to immortalize your evening, you can even take a self-portrait in the venue's photo booth. In short, you're sure to have a great time here.

We would like to live all his life in a roommate with his friendly atmosphere and fraternal evenings. To fill this gap, the Kolok bar is a popular and popular bar right next to Montmartre street. Happy hours, quality cocktails, beer not expensive, house/electro… This is a simple place where you go after work, as we associate with a headquarters. Please note that rugby and soccer matches are in honor some nights.

This small retro café has become the unbeatable address for young rock-connected young people in the neighborhood! On the sidewalk you will probably find as many thirsty parties as inside the bar. A population that press here, especially for the few concert evenings and DJ, before chaining into the surrounding discos. Please note that here you can also treat yourself to beautiful meat.

Don't miss it with its beautiful bright red facade. Intimate atmosphere of a small district bar just steps from Crillon Square and just opposite the oldest hotel in Avignon, the hotel of Europe. The Marigny is a kind of small popular oasis in the chic neighborhood. There is a good feeling: the atmosphere is rather family-friendly, prices are very affordable, and the whole press (regional, sporting and national) as well as a tobacco flow. The owners of the sites welcome the long-awaited people with great smiles and small friendly ribbons in the back. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Especially recommended in summer to enjoy the terrace while not suffering from the cagnard!

La Belle Hortense is an old Parisian café with a pretty old-fashioned zinc roof, where you can enjoy pleasant vintages at very affordable prices while chatting amiably at the bar. Launched in 1997, the place has always kept a loyal clientele. It's also a bookshop with a very fine library - both in form and content - where you can take your time browsing from book to book, in search of what you're looking for, while sipping an aperitif. Here's a place that perfectly combines literature and fine wine!

An ideally located café-bistro, just a stone's throw from the Carreau du Temple. It's the place to be after a stroll for a traditional coffee, or with friends for dinner, an aperitif or an afterwork session, with dishes to share and, of course, a wide range of drinks: house cocktails, beers, wines, spirits and liqueurs. Café crème is also "gourmet", as the dishes on offer are a feast for the eyes and taste buds: brunches, burgers, large salads, fish & chips, burratas, vegetarian hot dogs, bobuns, savoury waffles, chocolate churros..

Hardly a year goes by without the Belle-de-Mai district, around La Friche, seeing the arrival of an exciting new address! To be perfectly accurate, we're not actually in La Belle-de-Mai, but a stone's throw away, and at Les Pieds tanqués, a stone's throw counts. Here, in a place that's all about conviviality and meeting new people, lots of young people come for a drink, a bite to eat and a game of cochonnet. Because yes, Pétanque does indeed come from "tanned feet", and its name did indeed derive from this expression when it was created in La Ciotat. We love the healthy spirit of this new place for sharing, the idea that Provencal heritage can be combined with our modern lifestyles.

At Bembe, we make it a point of honor to offer you hearty and quality tapas, but also beautiful grilled meat, fish, cuttlefish or prawns. The lamb and the pig come from a breeding of Arquette en Val. The products are fresh and well worked. The dishes are accompanied by home-made potatoes, well-presented raw vegetables and home-made aioli. The list of 176 wines of the region also offers pleasant surprises and the bottles to take away are at cellar prices. The atmosphere is friendly. We advise you to reserve

La Base is above all a rare place to live! Here, you can enjoy fresh, local produce for the most part. On the menu: gourmet burgers, pizzas, meat and cheese dishes... In short, everything you need to satisfy your hunger! Whatever the season, you'll feel right at home here, whether in the comfort of a gondola in winter or on the terrace by the Seine in summer. Add to this a host of festive events, and you've got a place where you'll feel like you're on vacation at all times!

Inside Les Halles, it's an epicurean counter where the shopkeepers of the halles, the regulars, mix, there's really a beautiful energy every time. The mistress of the place is very welcoming with her smile and her kindness. We go there to have an aperitif with our friends. We share one, two and three bottles and we finish a little further away as soon as the end titillates us around a seafood platter. "The place to be" is the place to be for the Avignonnais on Sunday morning! You can read the local press there and remake the world.

On the corner of Place Charles de Gaulle, the Café Renaissance boasts a large terrace where it's a good idea to stop for a drink and enjoy the Stanislas cityscape. This café with its green parasols (like the façade) also boasts a large wooden bar and billiards inside, in a yellow and woody decor. The decor is reminiscent of traditional rural cafés. From its terrace, you can make out Stanislas Castle behind the picturesque old houses on the square. A friendly neighborhood café.

The associative café of Tarbes has just celebrated its 5th anniversary. Solidarity and citizenship, it welcomes you for small meals at lunchtime, workshops during the day, events in the evening (concert, theater, movie-debate, reading...) or simply for a coffee and a chat. In this warm and welcoming place, you will also find a solidarity fridge, a computer corner, travel books, games... With the youth and popular education approval, it is a real model of social and solidarity actions but also cultural, where it is good to live!

O'Zaviat' is a really cool bar overlooking the Place Émile-Zola! On the terrace, you can enjoy the view of the fountain and, above all, the calm of this pedestrian square dedicated entirely to going out; inside, you can take possession of one of the tables, or sit freely at the bar. Discussions are enlivened by a friendly clientele of regulars who welcome you with simplicity, as does Aurélie, the owner. In short, you'll have a great time. What's more, the bar hosts a number of musical events. A real neighborhood café atmosphere, right in the center of town!

Like the two squirrels Tic and Tac, good friends Carl and Théo are inseparable. So inseparable that they've opened a bar to share their world with us. Half-industrial, half-street style, two rooms, two atmospheres, not forgetting the terrace, but everywhere the same level of good humor to make you feel good. A lovely spot on Place Jules Guesde, close to Jean Macé, to enjoy good craft beers, but above all the Tic & Tac Bar's specialty: creative cocktails made with in-house liqueurs. Regional wines and platters are also on offer. Warm ambience, reasonable prices - but remember to book, places are limited!

Café Saint Jacques is a retro-style bar located in a 17th-century house in Saint-Étienne. It offers wine and charcuterie, as well as a terrace at the corner of the building. The café does not offer takeaway or delivery services.