The Top 33 Places to Drink Near Auberge du Pont de Rethondes
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- 50 Best #20 · The World's 50 Best Bars
- The Pinnacle Guide 2 Pins
- 50 Best Ketel One Sustainable Bar Award 2025 · The World's 50 Best Bars
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Rank 2. Bar Nouveau
Art Nouveau Cocktail Bar
- 50 Best #17 · The World's 50 Best Bars
- 50 Best #5 · Europe's 50 Best Bars
- Spirited Awards 2026 · Top 10 Nominee · Best International Cocktail Bar
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- The Pinnacle Guide 2 Pins
- 50 Best #34 · Europe's 50 Best Bars
- 50 Best Ketel One Sustainable Bar Award 2026 · Europe's 50 Best Bars
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Rank 4. Canons
Wine Bar
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Rank 5. Les Vins du Matin
Wine Bar
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Rank 6. La Cave de Belleville
Natural Wine Bar
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Rank 8. LE 107 BIS
Wine Bar
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Rank 9. Chez Eugène
French
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Rank 10. Cave Canaille
Wine Bar
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Rank 11. Pétillance
Wine Bar
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Rank 17. Little Red Door
Cocktail Bar
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The ceiling ripples overhead like a frozen wooden wave, the bar curves like a boulder, and the whole room reads as a design project by someone who spent years as an artistic director before pivoting to cocktails and extreme sports. Near Canal Saint-Martin, Gravity Bar is a cocktail bar where the concept lands before you've even ordered, which is either reassuring or a challenge, depending on your mood.
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Rank 19. Candelaria
Mexican
The bar is behind a door at the back of a taqueria on Rue de Saintonge, which is the kind of entrance that never gets old. Once through, it's a candle-lit, intentionally scuffed cocktail bar where the soundtrack runs loud enough that you're not whispering like you're supposed to. Perch at the bar to watch the bartenders work, or sink into a couch if someone hasn't beaten you to it. The Pinnacle Guide awarded it one Pin.
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Rank 20. Le Mary Celeste
Seafood
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Rank 21. Café Moderne
Cocktail Bar
On a street better known for beer and mojitos, Café Moderne looks like an old Parisian café that briefly eloped with an American diner. The cocktail bar is a family operation, and the siblings who came up through New York bring something different from the Bastille norm. Order carefully and let them do their thing.
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Rank 22. Mabel
Cocktail Bar
A grilled cheese counter in the 2nd arrondissement hides one of Paris's more quietly confident cocktail bars behind it. At Mabel, you sit before you order, full stop, which sounds like a minor house rule until you realize it shapes the whole evening. The long bar anchors the room, the stools are comfortable, and the bartenders work like they have somewhere to be, which is here.
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Named for a New Orleans brothel madam whose Storyville establishment was the talk of the early 1900s, this cocktail bar on Rue Frochot leans into the reference without apology. The Belle Époque interior runs to dark wood, deep greens, and bare bulbs looping around the bar canopy like a fairground ride. A neon sign outside gives away the speakeasy posture before you even push the door.
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Rank 26. Bâton Rouge
New Orleans Cocktail Bar
Voodoo trinkets and Louisiana kitsch line the walls of this New Orleans-themed cocktail bar tucked into Pigalle, a neighborhood that has quietly traded its hostess-club past for a serious drinking scene. The Sazerac and Vieux Carré are the obvious orders, and the room commits to the theme hard enough that it wraps back around to charming. Worth finding on a side street you might otherwise walk straight past.
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Rank 27. La Conserverie
French
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The bar inside this Philippe Starck-designed hotel in the 20th looks completely unremarkable from the street, then you walk in and find chandeliers made of children's rubber swim rings and curtains printed with naked bodies. Chalk graffiti covers every wall and the ceiling. Staff wear dungarees off one shoulder. It's the kind of maximalist chaos that somehow holds together, and it draws the kind of crowd that enjoys explaining Starck to people who already know.
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Paint tins and old Coke crates serve as stools, which tells you most of what you need to know about this bar's energy before you've ordered a drink. Tucked into a courtyard off a street full of Chinese restaurants in the Marais, Andy Wahloo mixes graffiti, Pierre et Gilles kitsch, and geometric tiles under a French electro-house soundtrack. The crowd dresses accordingly. It's a bar that commits fully to its own absurd logic, and somehow it works.
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