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The 23 Best Wine Bars in Paris

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The best wine bars in Paris, according to the experts: Le Fooding, The 50, and Difford's Guide have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Canons comes out on top.

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Cave Canaille and Gare aux Vins hold the next two places. Le Fooding shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with The Infatuation next.

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  1. Rank 1. Canons

    Wine Bar

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  4. Rank 1. Goûte

    Wine Bar

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  5. Rank 1. Hélios

    Wine Bar

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  6. Rank 1. Ici Même

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  8. Rank 1. La Cave de Belleville

    Natural Wine Bar

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  9. Rank 1. LE 107 BIS

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  11. Rank 1. Les Jajas de Juju

    Natural Wine Bar

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  13. Rank 1. Pétillance

    Wine Bar

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  14. Rank 14. Classique

    French Wine Bar


  15. Aux Deux Amis is a loud, crowded wine bar on Oberkampf where the yellow formica tables carry the stains of every glass poured before yours. Come at night and you'll refill so often that you'll announce on your socials you're moving to Paris. Lunch is calmer and brings a cheap prix fixe, though the ashtrays outside overflow either way. Nobody fusses over you here, and the wine does the talking.


  16. The name translates to "corner café," and Paris has about ten thousand of those, but the chalkboard menu here changes daily and the kitchen takes it seriously. This all-day café in the bobo 11th turns out dishes like pizzettes and caillette alongside the usual rounds of coffee, at prices that don't require a moment's hesitation. The crowd is neighborhood-loyal in the way that makes you slightly envious of anyone who lives nearby.





  17. This is the roomier branch of the Avant-Comptoir small-plates-and-wine bars, the one with actual chairs, which feels almost decadent after its standing-room siblings near Odeon. The tapas and pours come at snack prices, and the bartender runs the place with the patience of a man holding a train schedule, so decide what you want before you open your mouth. A bowl of whipped tarama with a slab of seeded bread suits a post-stroll lull in Saint-Germain.


  18. Rank 15. Pépites

    Natural Wine Bar


  19. Rank 15. Pur Vin

    Natural Wine Bar


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    3 Rue Antoine Vollon, 75012 Paris, France · Paris
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    Closed now, opens 3 PM

    Wednesday 3 PM–10 PM

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  20. Rank 15. Septime La Cave

    Natural Wine Bar


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