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    Dirty Dick is a tiki bar in Pigalle, where the daiquiri arrives shaken and balanced instead of out of a slush machine. The menu runs on rum, punches, and the occasional flame, and the bartenders do a fair amount of shouting, so conversation is more of a suggestion. Bring a group and a Hawaiian shirt you've been meaning to retire, and order the Flamingos on Acid bowl. It sits on The Infatuation's list of the best bars in Paris.

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    • Twisted Typhoon

      “Dirty Dick specialties include the Twisted Typhoon, a tropical combination of guava and passionfruit syrup, gin and a splash of lemon and lime juice”

      The 50
    • Guadeloupe frappé

      “a Guadeloupe frappé – a frozen twist on the Ti Punch, a tipple native to the French Caribbean islands.”

      The 50
    • Flamingos on acid sangria bowl

      “share the Flamingos on Acid sangria bowl, and then call a taxi to get home.”

      The Infatuation

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