The best bars and cafés Ile-De-France

Eric and Gina's theme bar brings a festive spirit to the heart of the Pays d'Ourcq, with its large room in the center of the village, where you can admire a stunning village square décor, with house facades, balconies and mannequins, a fountain, and a resolutely popular spirit. Open to all ages, it's a great place to meet up at the end of the week, for a slate of charcuterie and cheeses, a drink with friends, and why not a stint on the dance floor!

Le Petit Cormier is a charming boutique that's all about diversity. Primarily a tearoom, it's the perfect place to enjoy a delicious seasonal ice cream over a cup of tea or fruit juice. It's also a gallery showcasing the work of local and Parisian artists. In addition to exhibitions of paintings, sculptures and photos, there are warm-hearted events such as mini-concerts, readings and various convivial workshops. Strolling through the premises, you'll also discover a delicatessen and decoration section.

Unusual and purring! Café des Chats is the kingdom of a tribe of pampered cats, all adopted from animal protection associations. Free to roam, they climb onto the tables and fall asleep on your scarf. You're welcome to pet them, but you must respect their wishes, and it's forbidden to feed them. The space is large and comfortable. The pastries are homemade, and the hot chocolate is divine! Café des Chats also offers brunch on Sundays, and meals throughout the week.

Here is an atypical coffee shop! +82 offers you an immersion in South Korea. Its specialty: the famous bingsus, a dessert made of finely crushed ice cream traditionally covered with boiled red beans (but the bingsu also comes in other flavors). In summer, it's perfectly refreshing, a real treat! +82 Paris will also make you discover other sweets with a Korean sauce, like matcha cookies. The place is cosy, the staff welcoming and caring. A small drawback, however: you will sometimes have to be patient before sitting down; the space is not very big, but it is very popular with fans. Second address in the 11th district: Paris Dabang.

It is in the heart of the Latin Quarter, in the very touristy and typical rue Mouffetard, that the original Dose house is not to be missed. Indeed, the establishment is a delight for borough residents and onlookers alike: inspired by Anglo-Saxon coffee shops, the brand revisits French-style coffee by offering a range of homemade products. Fresh juices, quality coffee, delicacies, Dose attracts, and it's understandable: between the sunny terrace, the cosy interior and the take-away preparations, you'll find something to suit your desires. The inhabitants of the Batignolles district also benefit from a location, developing the same - beautiful - offer.

Frochot Street is on the way to becoming one of the most in of the capital, for the many bars that are located there. Former hostess bar, there is a unique atmosphere. It is easy to imagine the old destination of the premises: spacious armchairs, red lights, a subdued atmosphere, the whole contrasting with the clientele, joyful and good-natured. A few tables, a boudoir, and above all a bar: this is the winning cocktail. And precisely, these are delicious, here, we finally know how to combine excellence in this field and quantity, since you will have for each more than a few drops. Large attendance at weekends, but highly available staff - and patient.

La Maison Huit is an interior designer located in Paris, more precisely at 30 Place St Georges in the 9th arrondissement.

The places of this kind are too rare on Versailles, which is why it is legitimately appreciated by a rather young clientele. Relax atmosphere in this sympathetic wine and tapas bar, nestled in the small rue des Deux-Portes. With its red walls and red walls like the beverage that makes its reputation, the place is ideal for an aperitif with friends and a good time. Service at the counter and sharing plates with the right courtesy, here no fuss! Cochonaille, cheeses, foie gras, pata negra, sardine rillets, banderillas and pintxos: simplicity, authenticity and friendliness are the place. And to add even more to the festive atmosphere, the bar organizes music evenings at weekends.

L'entourloupe is a restaurant offering simple, generous cuisine. Whether around the fireplace in winter or on the sunny terrace in summer, guests can enjoy an unforgettable moment with friends or family. The chef does his utmost to satisfy his guests' taste buds. For those wishing to reserve a table, it's possible to do so online in just two clicks.

Paris, BKNK (BOOK NOOK), a coffee-shop located in Paris, is a cocoon for book lovers. You can enjoy a specialty coffee accompanied by a homemade cake, while immersing yourself in a good book from partner bookshop Beta Publisher. You can also take part in a writing workshop on Sunday afternoons (once a month), meet your favorite authors at book signings or take part in other events organized by the house. BKNK also welcomes your private events. Make the coffee-shop your own and enjoy the friendly atmosphere.

The 10h10 Coworking Café is a coworking space. It offers different ways of working, by the hour, by the day or by the month. Le 10h10 Coworking Café is easily accessible by public transport, with the Rambuteau, Etienne Marcel, Arts & Métiers, Châtelet les Halles and Hôtel de Ville metro stations nearby.

Espace WE WELCOME is a multi-purpose venue. It offers a function room as well as a restaurant. The venue's website offers more information on the various activities on offer, such as theater, comedy, music and youth events. Espace WE WELCOME also offers studios for hire, including photography and dance studios. The restaurant offers a varied menu, as well as a selection of wines and beverages. The venue also plans to launch an online magazine, weMag, and an online store, weShop, in the near future. In addition, a membership offer, weMember, will soon be available.

The Be Bop Bar is a small bar located in the heart of Batignolles, Paris. In a cosy, vintage atmosphere, it offers a wide choice of cocktails and beers, as well as pub snacks. The bar does not offer takeaway or delivery.

Located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, L'Impasse is a cocktail bar offering a selection of organic and natural wines, craft beers and sharing boards. Housed in a contemporary setting reminiscent of an artist's studio, the bar offers a warm, friendly atmosphere. In addition to its bar service, L'Impasse also offers catering services for private events. With its own bar, catering service and dedicated sound system, it's possible to organize business or personal events on site. According to customer feedback, the L'Impasse team is competent and experienced, capable of meeting the specific requirements of each individual.

While this Parisian bistro in the Galerie Vivienne has earned a reputation as a culinary Mecca, it's also a great place for a drink. The location is ideal, in the heart of Paris, in a superb ^19th-century covered passage with glass roofs and refined decor. You'll be surprised, even seduced, by the retro look of the establishment, which doesn't seem to have changed a bit since the 1950s: yellow formica at the counter, bright but typical neon lights, colorful tiled floors, well-worn skai chairs...

It's very nice, but it lacked originality, or at least atmosphere: playing darts is fun, but it doesn't change your mind (yes, the Petit Futé team knows how to be a poet when it has to). Near the Parmentier metro station, we've found the combo for you: play, in a cosy decor, with live scores on screen. And then here, we nibble, mainly mezzes, and we drink well - always in moderation -: homemade beers, small wines from carefully selected producers. All in all: a great time, with conviviality and laughter guaranteed. Be careful, the crowds are stronger at the weekend, which is quite normal.

Doctor beer is a downtown beer cellar concept that has been a hit since 2017. The beers here are local and craft, as well as French and international, with over 200 references, a selection that's always growing, to the delight of connoisseurs. Tip: keep an eye on the Doctor's FB page for upcoming events. The premises regularly host parties and events: happy hours, karaoke.... and, in fine weather, the terrace. Finally, note that the premises often transform into a techno temple!

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.