The best pubs Nîmes

For once the Bureau is not moving backwards… Franck'has been managing the bar for four years. In this brasserie in the very beautiful décor, many atmospheres blend. Professional customers in the week and during the day, place of exit for a part of youth "in the evening, and family on weekends, there are for all ages. On the map, calf's paupiette in the county, beans and leeks, or grilled ham, rice and piperade. The office also has a wide selection of wines and a wide range of beers. A brasserie without prétention, frills and like you love them. Please do not confuse this place with the old "At the Office", which is now a concert pub called the "London Tavernel".

Located near the Kinepolis, this pub-restaurant remains open until 1 a. m. and serves as a table until p. m. The Irish Corner of Nîmes is behaving like a real Irish pub with inside, coated woodwork and thick carpet on the ground, beer and fish & chips - finally here we will say paved salmon with plancha and fries! Some nights, it's football or rugby, for the retransmission of memorable matches. Supporters come as a group in this pub to vibrate or cry together in unison of their team, eyes stretched on the giant screen. The rousse or brown beer flows. On weekends, free concert programming, especially pop-rock, is announced on the website. In short, something often happens at the Irish Corner.

Quite canonical in its total wooden look, its imperturbable staff behind the counter, its famous coasters, pool tables and darts, O'Flaherty's is indeed the most Irish pub in the heart of Nîmes! The pub, which boasts one of the best whisky lists in town, also offers a wide selection of draught beers. In short, a pub where life is good, in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. On the food side, there are platters to share. Don't miss the concerts on Thursday and Saturday (Celtic music, jazz, pop, rock).