The best pubs Ile-De-France

Just a stone's throw from the town hall and the Château de Versailles, this is the ideal place to take a break and have a drink, day or night. The welcome is friendly and the atmosphere relaxed. The Art Deco and Louis-Philippe styles are skilfully complemented by modern touches; the bookcases on the walls and the carpet on the floor accentuate the warmth of the place. In summer, you'll appreciate the vast terrace on the Avenue de Paris, under the plane trees. It's also a popular venue for jazzy, Celtic and theatrical events. A must-see in Versailles.

A bar and even more than that! The Gob is definitely shifted. Determined to "unite geeks and geeks from all over the world", it is with a sense of humor that the team of this essential welcomes you every day for afternoons, or completely crazy evenings. And then, it's hard to get bored here: besides parties, quizzes, board games or videos, nothing is missing. The beverage menu also seems to have come straight from another planet: beers (the choice is just huge), cocktails, we don't know what to choose - note also that happy hour is a religion here. And then you can also find something to wedge your appetite, from terrines to sandwiches and sausages. In short, in a completely offbeat and ultra-warm atmosphere, Le Gob is well worth a trip, and even several!

Welcome to this small cabin in Canada, located in the rue des Quatre-vents, away from the bustle of the Odéon. Decoration is made of birch wood and orignal horns(elk in our country) on the counter - did you know that this word comes from the Basque? Moose Bar offers Canadian beers including Moosehead or the Alpine. Then, you can sit at the bar, prepare your beautiful French accent and order a very good heating burger, such as Le Pulled Pork Burger, ideal for long winter evenings. All accompanied by the unavoidable poutine, a Quebec specialty. Great atmosphere on holidays, on June 24 (Saint-Jean-Baptiste), Quebec Day, and on July 1, Canada Day.

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.

If the place's regulars, often students, feel the warm ambiance imbued in the brick walls, it's because the owners uphold the fundamentals of a successful buddy night: beer and match. Whether you prefer American or European beer, bottled or draught, cocktails or rum, your thirst will be quenched here. As for the atmosphere, there's a giant screen for broadcasting rugby and soccer matches. To satisfy your hunger, we offer traditional charcuterie and cheese boards, tapas, and sandwiches.

At the top, it's a fairly classical pub with its long bar of skated wood where beer flows. The students of the Sorbonne love to find themselves here, as well as tourists visiting the Pantheon. Quiet recreation, nice discussions, but as soon as the evening starts, the bar is filled with revellers. This is where you discover the basement, a vaulted cellar where you can enjoy a careful playlist. The atmosphere warms up and we quickly left to celebrate all night long. Attention, the place fills quickly, and sometimes you get the impression of being compressed. A student bar that is worth a visit.

In the Frog family, I ask the British Library! In the heart of the 13 ^th arrondissement of Paris, this évocateur hotel is a British pub (with English servers) and a high-end Parisian brewery. The unlikely mixture of these two worlds works. Like its large "sisters" located in Bercy, Mabillon or Etienne-Marcel, you will find good homemade beers (the decoration will remind you) and you can follow football matches some evenings. This bar - not the most intimate bar - has the merit of inspiring this new quarter of the capital.

A rock atmosphere and flags for this unique bar reminiscent of the old Anglo-Saxon pub of La Butte-aux-Quails. On the walls, a host of framed posters or objects will remind you of the place's history. Located on two floors, you will find a small square among the young district clientele to enjoy a pint of Guinness or half of Carlsberg. And since beer is so often synonymous with supporters, no fear, screens are present for the retransmissions of great Premier League games!

THE pub to go for a typical Canadian atmosphere! Large selection of poutines and burgers, 10 screens and 4 international satellite channels for sport.

In the heart of the student district, The Local is still far away from the rue Mouffetard so that there is a little tranquillity. It is not, of course, the same for the game nights where everyone is invited, in a good child atmosphere, to the giant screen. In the day, from noon to 19 h, young people or tourists in goguette will be happy to find what to eat for 5 € with a formula including sandwich, dessert or hot-dog, soft or half of Kronembourg.

A real Irish pub located a few steps away from the neighborhood's cinemas, Murphy's House is suitable for aperitif time with colleagues or for a drink later in the evening. The beer list is very complete. The establishment also offers salads, tapas and burgers for those who appreciate the pub atmosphere but not necessarily the foam! Murphy's also serves dishes (pork rib's, ham and truffle shells, tartar...). A tip: try the cocktail of the day, always fresh and accompanied by a fresh fruit skewer.