The best bars and cafés Picardie

This restaurant serves simple, homemade dishes. And the cocktail list is extensive and sometimes original! The trendy décor is inspired by the industrial history of the place (a former spinning mill, as the name suggests), with a combination of wood and metal. The menu changes regularly, based on carefully selected fresh produce, and you can also rely on the slate to choose the daily specials to be enjoyed at lunchtime, for example. Good news: the restaurant can also cater for your special events!

The establishment claims a certain standing with a good whisky cellar (nearly forty varieties), nearly a hundred cocktails. The atmosphere is calm and muffled under a subdued light, except from Thursday to Saturday after 10:30 pm when karaoke fans come to sing along. Sports enthusiasts should also be aware that most sporting events are broadcast on a giant screen. You can also enjoy tapas for aperitifs. For the anecdote, the owner is the former cycling champion Philippe Gaumont.

An institution in the Saint-Leu district. We come here, where rum and music are flowing, to drink or chat in a warm atmosphere, to dance to the sounds of Caribbean and African music, but also trip hop, rock and pop. From time to time, on Tuesdays, there are live concerts, very eclectic (announced on the Facebook page). Cold or hot cocktails with or without alcohol, the Couleur Caf', as it is called by the regulars, is a little corner of sunshine in which the thirty and forty year olds essentially meet to have a good time. Often crowded, there is always something going on, but without any overflow.

The British pub of the Bélu wharf. The students rush there in the week to drink glasses and listen to music in the 1980 s or more recent music, depending on the mood of the DJ. Recently remodelled, it is warm in winter and has a sunny terrace when the season lends itself to it. Sport takes place here on a large screen in a musical atmosphere adapted to the circumstances. Attention: there are a lot of seats, here you can stand next to the bar. So, for those who are looking for an ambience, go your way!

The Monkey Bar is the ideal place to relax with a magnificent view. Here, it's all about taking your time and gently savoring the break on offer. Whether you're looking for an aperitif, a morning coffee, a beer with friends or a more substantial meal (crêpes, for example), the Monkey Bar is the perfect spot in Quend! So, if you're passing through and feel like treating yourself to a lazy, gourmet interlude, don't worry and enjoy the terrace: that's what living is all about!

In this office, you will find something other than torturers or phone-tue phones, on the contrary it is at the break that you will come to drink or eat. The brewery is made up of English pubs and duplicated in the same way throughout France (the chain has been present from north to south since 1990). The city's students and employees come to eat among other salads, pizzas, hamburgers or flammeküeches, and for sports lovers: broadcast on television screens scattered throughout the room. In the summer, the terrace of the bar is very good for sunbathing.

Wines, cocktails, music and concerts, local produce and planks to share, all sprinkled with inspiration from the four corners of the globe (and the Caribbean in particular): that's the recipe that's been working in Ault since the opening of Fil Rouge! Here, people come to enjoy themselves, drink a good beer, eat a nice platter (to share) or listen to one of the many live concerts (announced on the establishment's Facebook page). A great success that makes you want to repeat the experience every time you visit Ault!

This new beer temple is sure to delight all beer lovers! Twelve draught beers are on offer, as well as a wide selection of craft beers and bottled beers. The place is very spacious, with a contemporary industrial feel. Although it's located in a new commercial zone on the edge of the road, the large terrace is a real asset, attracting local employees for after-work sessions. 1001 bières is also a beer, wine and spirits cellar. The choice is impressive. Highly recommended!

Generously served glasses, tapas (solo 8 €, duo 15 €), a wide range of cocktails based on rum and a nice terrace overlooking the Joffre Avenue: the Cuban Café has everything to seduce its customers! Warm colours, Havana's great fresco and salsa courses (every Thursday evening and salsa evening on the first Wednesday of the month) also set the tone. The Cuban Bar also regularly organises chippendales, DJ and piano-bar evenings.

This medieval tavern is run by an owner who shares his passion! In the basement, an imposing ^12th-century Romanesque vaulted cellar leads to a dungeon and an oubliette where archaeological remains have been found. You'll be able to taste Senlis' famous beer (Saint-Rieul), hypocras, rose elixir or red thorn elixir. Guided tours will take you back in time and into the atypical world of Laurent Thomas, the man behind the concept. You'll also find a boutique featuring stone and wooden statues.

Located in the festive Saint-Leu district, this wine bar has become a reference for students looking for a place to relax after classes. Nice plates where charcuterie and cheese are mixed, successful cocktails, a wide range of rums and a nice terrace: the account is good! You can also listen to regular concerts and take advantage of the animations set up by the owners. In short, whether it is for an afterwork, an evening with friends or simply to have a good time, go to Les Enfants Terribles.

Prêt à Pause Thé was inspired by a concept from our Anglo-Saxon neighbors. In a single boutique, you can buy clothes and home decor, then sit down at a table to enjoy a hot cup of tea and dessert. The small garden is particularly pleasant on sunny days. A concept that appeals to locals and tourists alike, and a young, uncluttered decor in sober, delicate colors. The place is reminiscent of English seaside cottages: so British!

This new kind of establishment is managed by Keven and Sam, two geeks who are not yet 30 years old. They energize the Network with many events: DJs, happy hours, St. Patrick's Day parties, board game nights, etc. The bar offers a nice selection of local draught beers as well as a nice cocktail menu, to be accompanied by cheese and charcuterie boards. The service is young, dynamic and very pleasant. The room, open on the outside, decorated with a lot of care and green, gives desire to stay there for hours. The clientele is relatively young but it is not rare to meet employees coming for an afterwork. A very friendly atmosphere!

The evenings in noyonnais have become a lot livelier since this establishment opened! You can eat and drink here: there's a wine bar with expert advice and a great atmosphere. The menu is renewed every week, offering traditional French cuisine. And don't miss our themed evenings! Little bonus: if your bottle isn't finished, take it home with you. If you want to discover local specialties, we'll point you in the direction of local gin, pure malt and whisky!

Fancy a drink by the beach in Cayeux-sur-Mer, after a sunny day exploring the Samarian countryside? If so, why not head to the ephemeral summer bar Le Mouton Phare? There's nothing to worry about here, just enjoy the unique scenery and unforgettable sunset. On the menu: spreads, tapas, charcuterie, boards, beers, fruit juices... and numerous concerts and musical events. In short, we love it and recommend it!

The location of the hotel is very good, thanks to its proximity to the campus and its excellent concerts. Customers depend a little on what happens there. You will find all the programming on their myspace. The groups are very different from pop pop to rock, but also a little accordion leap depending on the quality of the groups. The evenings are worth travelling to discover new groups and belong to an atmosphere the time of a night. You can also restore it.

36 seats possible for this new bar-snack bar, just steps from René Goblet Square. It is rather a place of day but gradually the boss puts in place some pretty nice concerts of good local groups in the evening. The closing times are therefore very variable, from 22 am to 1 am. It is possible to dine in a snack spirit, with a menu of simple dishes. No large kitchen. The space is well arranged despite its narrow and high prices.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, this bar bistro adjoining the famous Jules Verne circus is distinguished by its classic Rococo style decoration. Very pleasant on sunny days, it often welcomes artists and their audiences on show nights. It then becomes the ideal place to discuss the show or concert you have seen, and the atmosphere can be very friendly and warm. Talent: the building is classified as a Historic Monument. Weakness: a little neglected when the circus is closed.

Le Petit Poucet is an institution in Amiens. Hubert Fournier, the pastry chef, has installed his creations in an old private mansion, recently renovated, with chandeliers, mirrors and moldings. While contemplating the windows, one is dying to taste the dozens of pastries that are full of colors and flavors. Special mention(s) for the macaroons, chocolates and other ice creams that make your head spin and the whole family salivate. In short, a must-see place to greet Epicure face-to-face (and really treat yourself).

The Square is the graduation of students from nearby secondary school Lachenaie. So in the day, you'll find lots of young people lying in coffee between two courses. But the place is very well decorated and very well placed. The team is also very friendly and the wine wine card is still interesting. There is a trentenaire clientele at the end of the week. We can eat lunch, pasta, salads, dessert and sometimes acoustic concerts. In the morning coffee is 1 €.

Discreet but efficient, Le Savoy is one of those old-fashioned bars where most people are familiar. We come here for friends and the boss refaire the world around a glass without worrying about the New Star or the time that passes.

Two rooms for two atmospheres: Crew for the youngest and La Marina for 25-45 years with music of the s. The evening captain puts the keys of his car at the entrance and blows into the balloon before resuming them: basic security.

The Roots is a casual bar that passes from Roots Reggae Ragga music as its name suggests. Very colourful, it warms the heart when the sun does not tip its nose. In the summer, the beautiful teak terrace welcomes you with its colourful pots of palm trees and bamboo. The veranda is also very pleasant. You are advised of the cocktails that are very good and will accompany you all your holidays. The atmosphere is fine in the summer and you spend easily the Roots at O'Brien in the evening.

As you guessed with the name, O'Brien is an Irish pub. The new manager will receive and welcome a young and dynamic guest in his bar. One of the strengths of the bar is its well-exposed terrace in the afternoon, allowing you to sunbathe while sipping a mint with water. In the evening, the atmosphere is rather nice and O'Brien organizes concerts from time to time to energize Mers-les-Bains and its crowd of holidaymakers. Out of season, the bar is a rallying point for young people in the home, which is undoubtedly a guarantee of quality.

The B'Art and Canvas is a bar, but not that it is also an exhibition room for local artists and surrounding regions. Every month, Perrine Debacker, the owner selects artists (drawing, painting, photo, sculpture…) and lends them their walls. In a refined and refined décor, you discover or rediscover art. But here you can also enjoy delicious cocktails and sometimes listen to a concert. There is also a small feature: The owner also created chocolates itself (aux, white, hazelnut, banana…).

Themed themed evenings.

Located off the beaten track, this gustatory haven of peace is well worth a visit, especially for lovers of hops and Bacchus. Carefully selected by the owners, you can taste beers and wines on site or take them away. And the same goes for everything on the aperitif boards: cheeses and charcuterie. Every day, you can enjoy a unique, homemade dish, and on weekends, enjoy a festive atmosphere!

La Cabine de Mouné is THE summer party spot in Cayeux-sur-Mer. In this beach bar, the emphasis is on pleasure: the pleasure of being outdoors, the pleasure of partying, the pleasure of eating well. The choice of food and drink is well thought-out: everything is local, like the beers from breweries in Samaritans and the North, or the sorbets, made in the region. With a solid musical program (a resident DJ is planned), Cayeux beach is a great place to spend the summer, alone, with family or friends. All at low prices and in the sun!

Le Pavillon Bleu is a restaurant located in Amiens' Parc de la Hotoie. Combining tradition and modernity, this establishment offers a locavore menu and homemade dishes. In a rustic setting, you can enjoy simple, refined dishes. During the week, an all-day menu is available for those looking for a quick lunch break. Le Pavillon Bleu is also available for takeaway and contactless delivery.

A wine bar and beer cellar where you can share a platter of charcuterie, cheese or vegetables, l'Atelier d'Alex has been well established in the Cathedral district for several years. Take a trip to the Mediterranean coast with Italian and Spanish wines, or explore the Picardy region with the famous Picardilly, Page 24, or a beer brewed in the Oise region, L'Agent provocateur, by Craig Allan! And don't forget to try Dechelle Henri et Fille's champagne from the slopes of the Aisne. You can also come here to enjoy the friendly atmosphere, the unique decor, the advice and good humor of the team and the evening concerts.

We are warned, here we bet on the "green", the good, the local and the organic. On the menu, we appreciate the "Sélection amiénoise" of local beers as well as the "Petite blonde légère", brewed by the establishment. The cocktails are also not in rest. You can accompany your glass with a nice plate of local cheeses, cold cuts or seasonal vegetables. Special mention for the "Aperollot" formula where cheese, bread and beer are combined: ideal to celebrate life in Amiens and to have a great time with friends and good food!

Immerse yourself in a warm and friendly atmosphere, where every detail is designed to offer you a unique taste experience. Let yourself be tempted by a delicious selection of teas and home-made pastries prepared with passion and savoir-faire. Whether you're looking for a gourmet break on your own, with friends or family, this tea room will seduce you with its intimate atmosphere and exquisite flavors. Come and enjoy a moment of relaxation and pleasure in this haven of softness.

The Maison de la Culture d'Amiens - theater, cinema and exhibition hall - also has a café with light tones and a modern, uncluttered design, with a small terrace overlooking Place Gontier. In a self-service spirit, Côté Jardin offers an assortment of homemade dishes (to be reheated). After a soup or a salad, try the lasagna, the vegetarian eggplant, the quiches or the ficelle picarde. The assortment of desserts is not to be missed. On the drinks menu, selected wines at low prices and original fruit juices and smoothies.

Among the bars of Saint-Leu, the latest one is a cocktail bar managed by a young dynamic team. In an intimate and nicely decorated room, Cocktail and Cup offers a wide range of drinks, from classic cocktails to the most inventive ones, as well as a choice of more than twenty beers for the amateurs. The cocktails are impeccable and well presented. Ideal for a relaxed afterwork, accompanied by an aperitif board. Later in the evening, the bar becomes a Mecca for student parties. Very present, the managers also set the mood: loud music, small fireworks to accompany the bottle of champagne... The night is always young in Saint-Leu!

"The game has its reasons that the drink ignores" is the motto of this unique games bar in the Somme. And while the drinks menu is well-stocked, it's above all an opportunity to play a multitude of board games in a relaxed atmosphere, with a drink and a home-cooked snack. The games library has over 500 games available for free access as long as you're having a drink. And why not take part in one of the many events on offer: stand-up comedy, improv theater, wine games, quizzes, blind tests, werewolves... Perfect for a good time with family and friends. And don't forget the possibility of privatizing for a special day or corporate event!

For the past 15 years, the C.B.A. has offered more than 100 different beers per year, most of which are exclusive to the region. It is the café for the students and teachers of the Music Conservatory, the regulars of the Maison de la Culture and the students of the Faculty of Pharmacy. It also offers a very nice menu of chocolates and teas as well as some snacking choices. For sports enthusiasts, the establishment broadcasts rugby and football on match nights. There are also "psychoanalysis cafés", "political cafés", "geography cafés" and "citizen cafés".