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The 15 best cocktail bars in Paris

Want to get your drink on? Quite right. Do it in style at one of these snazzy AF cocktail bars in Paris

Cocktails are a treat, that's for sure. But when in Paris, one simply must, right? And Paris's cocktail dens are certainly a must-try, from speakeasy-style hideaways to late-night DJs, and live music to drag shows. 

The mixologists here have really earned their stripes, at least at the best spots the city has to offer. Among the Capital's glut of beer and wine bars, you’ll find more unique and inventive cocktails then you can shake a stick at. Whatever you're after, here are the best cocktail bars in Paris right now. 

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Best cocktail bars in Paris

1.  Fréquence

If you like your music and you like your drink (that’ll be most of you, then), try Fréquence. The dozens of soul and reggae sleeves behind the counter give a good indication as to what you’ll hear here. The cocktails are diverse – and crucially, delicious.

2.  Cambridge Public House

You’d struggle to find a cosier drinking den than this pub-like affair in the Marais. From the vintage furnishings to the piano in the corner to the staff in blue overalls, it’s all low-key and down-to-earth here. And in Paris’s flashy bar landscape, that makes a refreshing change. Care about how what’s in your glass gets there? Happily, the Cambridge only works with sustainable spirit brands.

3.  Danico

• Bars and pubs
• Cocktail bars
• 2e arrondissement
• price 3 of 4

At Danico, they know how to make you feel at home. With its green velvet armchairs, black-and-white marble counter and hugely catchy ’80s soundtrack, this Brooklyn-style bar – yes, another one – is pretty much destined for your Instagram feed. The staff are very welcoming. And the drinks? Totally fab.

4.  Combat

• 19e arrondissement
• price 2 of 4

This cosy Belleville hangout is talked about for a reason. The setting’s laid-back, the staff friendly and the cocktails, well, they’re superb. Elena Schmitt and Margot Lecarpentier (ex- Experimental Cocktail Club ) know their way round a well-balanced mix, and their new opening, not far from the Parc de Belleville, delivers. The food’s good, too – try the terrine (€8) with gherkins and rustic Thierry Breton bread.

5.  Sister Midnight

At this elegant bar in Pigalle (formerly the home of Paris's red light district), owners Jen Riley and Joseph Boyley serve up seriously fresh cocktails in its OTT, panther-like room. At Sister Midnight , you'll find drag shows, live music and more, and likely have a night you'll never forget. La Mano Negra was wrong, Paris by night isn't over at Galle-Pi.

6.  Bar Nouveau

This bar opened in summer 2023, and is already one of the top spots in Paris. The offering from Rémy Savage and his team at Bar Nouveau is already incredibly accomplished, with a beautifully curated cocktail menu of subtle and elegant flavours. Upstairs is giving neo-Art Nouveau in its  décor, while  downstairs is more gloomy and industrial. Both are great, and so are the staff. 

7.  Classique

A pretty apothecary-style bar with a cute tree-lined terrace away from Pigalle, this cocktail bar features retro interiors, period tiles, chiselled glass fittings and luminous green crosses inherited from an old pharmacy. Mysterious amber jars sit in dark wooden cupboards. Behind Classique 's long marble counter, Hugo Combe prepares his magical blends (€12-13). For an aperitif, the drinks are paired with sumptuous small plates, and on Sundays you can grab brunch for €20.

8.  Little Red Door

Oddly, the red door doesn’t actually open – you go in via the blue one on the left. But that dinky lil’ rectangle has become pretty much emblematic of Parisian cocktail excellence since Little Red Door first appeared on the World’s 50 Best Bars list a few years back. Inside, you’ll find a dim-lit speakeasy with matchless charm – think tin ceilings, insanely comfy chesterfields and midnight-blue velvet armchairs.

9.  Le CopperBay

• 4 out of 5 stars
• Strasbourg-Saint-Denis
• Recommended

Nautical-themed drinking hole Le CopperBay is a sophisticated and elegant cocktail bar hidden away down the quiet Rue Bouchardon. Against a décor of wood panelling and ropes, experienced cocktail crafters Elfi, Julien and Aurélie serve you up a sailor-friendly rum on the rocks, or something a little more adventurous from their ambitious mixology menu. It’s classy, yet not extortionate by Paris standards: cocktails cost around €10 each and a half-pint of Demory will set you back €7. Oh, and the menu is travel-themed, with drink names like Falouka, De La Bretagne and Coco Lima. 

10.  Cravan

The 16th isn’t exactly the buzziest part of town when it comes to drinking out. But Cravan alone is reason alone to pop on down for a bev. Classed as a national ’historic monument’, the art nouveau building it’s housed in makes a dramatic backdrop against which to enjoy their speciality inter-war cocktails. The soundtrack’s pleasingly jazzy, and the small plates menu is excellent.

11.  Candelaria

To get to this buzzing spot, you’ll first have to pass through the tiny white taqueria that operates out of the same address. The backroom is where the Marais’s moneyed thirty-somethings come for their margaritas – and all manner of other top-notch cocktails. Don’t miss out.

12.  Castor Club

• Saint-Michel

The Left Bank may not be known for its nightlife, but perhaps that’s because some of its best haunts are concealed behind featureless façades. That’s true of the très  modish Castor Club, anyway. This dimly lit wood-panelled bar plays a mix of Nashville pop from the ’50s and ’60s, and the cocktail choices are eclectic.

13.  Andy Wahloo

• 3e arrondissement

For almost 20 years, the Mazouz brothers have been serving as a case study in ‘bars for dummies,’ which should de distributed to all entrepreneurs interested in mixology. Order an exceptional Old Fashioned (or their Mexican version, with mezcal from Oaxaca), and stay till late when a DJ brings the vibes. You'll pay a Parisian price for Andy Wahloo – drinks are around €15 – but it's worth it, in our humble opinion. 

14.  Bluebird

There's a seriously chilled-out atmosphere at Bluebird, and it's complimented by a warm colour scheme, copper ceiling and a smoking room surrounded by an aquarium; it feels a bit like a cross between a cosy hotel bar and the back room of a chic Chinese restaurant. Milanese barman Flavio Angiolho rustles up an unforgettable negroni with bitter, red vermouth and thyme liqueur directly imported from Italy. And because one should never drink on an empty stomach, we recommend ordering the very generous club sandwich.

15.  Monsieur Antoine

• Saint-Ambroise

With its low-lighting and gloomy front windows, Monsieur Antoine, on a sidestreet off Avenue Parmentier, is hardly eye-catching. But once inside, you're immediately welcomed by its  rock soundtrack, and the sound of the cocktail shaker at work. There's a weekly changing list of ten drinks, with syrups made in-house and fruit juice that's freshly squeezed each morning. We would recommend trying them all, but you might not make it home.

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The Cocktail Bars of Paris: A Guide by Arrondissement

For generations there was nothing to rival the list of French wines found in the bistros and brasseries of Paris, but since the early 2000s, there’s been a new kid on the block – the cocktail bar. The French have been distilling liqueurs and spirits for centuries but always looked to other countries when it came to intoxicating combinations. The first French guide to mixing drinks in “the American, English, and Italian mode” was published in 1889 by Parisian Emile Lefeuvre . In 1920s Paris, cocktails ran freely when adventuresome American bartenders, unemployed due to Prohibition at home, were eager to share their methods and recipes. But, alas, cocktail culture soon languished with the exception of few stalwarts, Harry’s New York Bar and Bar Hemingway at the Ritz.

Now, everything old is new again. There are hundreds of bars in Paris dedicated to the cocktail. Some pay tribute to the clandestine speakeasy of old. Others are cutting-edge modern. Some focus on. Asian flavors and South American spirits, with a trend toward organic, natural, ingredients. Many mixologists have a hand in making their own infusions and essences on site. It’s pure alchemy.

With the welcome news that bars and restaurant terrasses will be reopening on May 19 as part of the lifting of pandemic restrictions, we’re fêting these great drinking dens with the ultimate guide. Here we drink our way through Paris, sampling stand-outs in each arrondissement. From the wild and woolly to world class, for the well-heeled, hipster, or abstainer, there’s a cocktail bar for everyone in Paris.

1 st Arrondissement

Bar isadora.

60 rue Jean Jacques Rousseau, 75001

Bar Isadora is gorgeous, roaring-20s kind of place, popular with a thirties kind of crowd, many who consider it to be the top cocktail bar in Paris. Bar Isadora is a chic and cheerful destination tucked into the very heart of the city. On the unique drinks list is the Mata Hari , concocted from gin, Chartreuse and Asian pandan syrup, with rich vanilla tones. Featuring an upbeat and well-curated soundtrack, the bar staff at Isadora will soon be ‘spinning’ the classic fine à l’eau into something new by creating a fine oil of coconut, verjus, and home-grown grape syrup to add to premium cognac. Isadora’s small kitchen provides a fresh daily menu; organic and homemade. They are known for their impeccable service.

Photo courtesy of Jefrey’s cocktail bar

2 nd Arrondissement

Jefrey’s cocktail bar.

14 Rue Saint-Sauveur, 75002

A dapper classic cocktail and whiskey bar spread over two intimate floors in the Montorgueil district of Paris, Jefrey’s makes old favorites and astonishing seasonal concoctions. Regular whiskey enthusiasts and English-speaking travelers enjoy the jazz and hip-hop sounds as the evening develops. Jefrey’s “Ink Menu” features 12 cocktails inspired by tattoo artists. If cocktails are your poison then rue Saint-Saveur is the place to be.

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The Experimental Cocktail Club

37 rue Saint-Sauveur, 75002

No list of cocktail bars is complete without mentioning The Experimental Cocktail Club. It’s where many young Parisian bartenders have cut their teeth. Innovative, audacious recipes are concocted at this comfortable speak-easy themed bar, considered the home of the rebirth of cocktail culture in Paris. Those bitters you puzzle about in the gourmet shop – these mixologists know what to do with them. This place is an institution.

Exterior shot of Le Mary Celeste. Photo credit © George Stevens

3 rd Arrondissement

Le Mary Celeste

1 rue Commines, 75003.

In 2020, Le Mary Celeste was once again shortlisted for the Best International Restaurant Bar by the Tales of the Cocktail Foundation. Mary Celeste is named after a ghost ship found adrift with a hold fully stocked with alcohol – a perfect name for a cocktail and seafood bar. Their invigorating Rise and Shine is crafted from Mescal, licorice liqueur, coffee powder and lemon. The Rain Dog is made from bourbon, Amaro Diesus liqueur, syrup, lemon, Angostura bitters and mint. The interior of Le Mary Celeste is centered around a counter – a hip place for sampling drinks and oysters.

Photo courtesy of Bisou

15 Boulevard du Temple, 75003

The eye-catching bar Bisou doesn’t have a menu, but share your preferences with the mixologist behind the marble bar and they’ll make anything that suits your fancy for about €15 a pop. The décor is pretty, pink, fun and flamingoes. The cocktails may be adventurous and high-flying, but Bisou takes a sustainable approach and only works with organic, locally sourced products. All their syrups and juices are made in house, they strive to create zero waste and have long said goodbye to plastic straws. It’s like having a boyfriend who listens to you. The romantic patio at Bisou is dripping with hanging plants and ambience.

4 th Arrondissment

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Sherry Butt

20 Rue Beautreillis, 75004

Concealed behind a Marais façade, Sherry Butt consists of dark, mirrored rooms and a bar featuring a distinguished selection of world-renowned whiskies. Adherents to the “less is more philosophy,” the two experienced bartenders make most of the limited cocktail menu, which includes a selection of intriguing flavors they make themselves. Using a laboratory device called the Rotovap, they create homemade distillations and extracts like syrup of pine nuts, syrup of champagne and a spirit made from Japanese plums. Sherry Butt is on-trend with carbonations and natural fermentations that rival Kombucha. The Khalassi made of Peruvian Pisco, coconut-cardamom lassi, vanilla syrup, roasted pistachios and dried rose petals sounds fascinating. DJs spin the tunes on the weekends, fine tuning the music to the atmosphere at the time.

5 th Arrondissement

283 Rue Saint-Jacques, 75005

A short walk from the Port-Royal RER station, just south of the Luxembourg Gardens, Solera is a friendly venue worthy of your time. It’s an unforgettable food/drink experience. The bartenders come from a high-end background but get down with creative cocktails. They can make you a personalized cocktail or mocktail in a specialty container. The Masterpiece is a balanced mix of Gin, ginger cordial, crème de pêche , organic tonic, bitter plum and Thai basil. It’s served in a snail-shaped vessel smoked under a cloche of dried verbena. The tasteful, frondy, neo art-deco interior glows blue. The under 40 crowd relaxes to a tipsy French soundtrack.

 6 th Arrondissement

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13 rue Princesse,  75006

“Welcome to the Jungle of Gin,” Tiger Bar’s website says. Located on a pretty street rife with other bistros, Tiger is the pre-eminent gin bar in Paris. No gin joint of a bygone era, Tiger is an aesthetically pleasing fusion of blond wood and Japanese spa aesthetic where each gin cocktail is a new experience. They have a 100 varieties of gin, so hey, a new gin every week. They have 13 signature gin cocktails. The wait staff really knows their stuff.

7 th Arrondissement

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64 Avenue Bosquet, 75007

Le Gatsby is a great find. It’s a tiny, crisp place with many 1920s and 30s touches –  club chairs, a smoking room, art deco lamps. Vincent the bartender recreates the Roaring Twenties with cocktails named after ‘20s icons. The Baker – no doubt Josephine – features Vodka, Cointreau, Strawberry puree, egg white and Perrier. The Edith features Hendrick’s Gin, dry Noilly Prat, Suze aperitif and Maraschino liqueur. And The Chaplin is made from two varieties of rum with lemon juice, blueberry puree and chestnut syrup.

8 th Arrondissement

Jacopo/le bar cache.

5 bis Rue Vernet, 75008

Located in the ritzy part of Paris just off the Champs Élysées, Jacopo is a young, cool bistro with an industrial chic décor, with touches of zingy blue and amazing food. But it’s beyond the bank of refrigerators and down cement stairs that customers will find Le Bar Cache, one of Paris’s trendy hidden bars. Rigged up like an American speakeasy with antiques, candelabras and large leather sofas, one can imbibe creations like the Frelon Vert – Grey Goose Vodka, matcha tea, lemon and pineapple juice, Benedictine, and Chartreuse. Or Le Japonais – Bombay Sapphire gin, cucumber juice, Wasabi, lemon juice and homemade ginger cordial. Sounds almost healthy.

9 th Arrondissement

The Lulu White Drinking Club

12 Rue Frochot, 75009

This bar, specializing in absinthe-laced cocktails, takes its name from the New Orleans’ brothel madam Lulu White and Lulu’s a bit of a motif here with images from her 1920s mugshot at every turn. Lulu White’s English-speaking staff and turn-of-the-last century décor of mirrors and mahogany make this bar a world apart from the sometimes insalubrious Pigalle. The select menu offers only nine original cocktails, including the Knock on Wood , made with cognac, Armagnac and absinthe, and the Vaudeville , a giddy blend of rum and tequila with a sugary lemon tang. Then there’s absinthe to sample plus dancing to Jazz, Blues and other New Orleans inspired specialties.

10 th Arrondissement

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Gravity Bar

44 Rue des Vinaigriers, 75010

Near Canal Saint-Martin , the bartenders at this small space are adept at shaking up the classics or creating their own cocktails, like Cream Pie , made with Madeira, crème de cacao, crème de menthe and almond-flavored crème fraîche . At Gravity the motif isn’t outer space, but skate park where swooping waves of gravity-defying plywood extend above the space and the half-moon bar.  They’ve got great looking food too. Summertime cocktails have names like Pink Pool, Mr. Greenthumb and Clockwork Soda – created from Rum, Almond, Lime and Mandarin Bergamot Soda. Drinks are listed not by spirit but by sensation.

11th Arrondissement

5 rue Sedain, 75011.

Once you make it past the tempting smells emanating from Da Vita pizzeria, you’ll find Moonshiner, a kind of lush speakeasy accessible through the restaurant’s cold storage door. They stay true to their Prohibition vibe, but no password is required. During Covid they’ve had a cocktail delivery service which in itself seems almost as spurious as a 1920s booze can. The Lover’s Last Sip is comprised of Botanist gin, Lillet Blanc infused with strawberries, Rinquinquin – a peachy aperitif – and basil.

12 th Arrondissement

82 rue de Charenton, 75012

Here the waiters serve you without trousers, but with a shirt and a bow tie and, phew, boxers. Who can help but laugh? The Calbar Qui Rit (the Laughing Calbar) is beverage made from Plantation rum, coconut and pandan water, lemon juice and decorated with silver palettes. If you order a Surprise Me , watch out – one of the bartenders will make you a special creation. Although their dress code is rather ridiculous they have great taste in music and work in a cool industrial chic setting. There are four non-alcoholic choices including The Grasshopper made from mint, white chocolate and cream.

13 th Arrondissement

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 La Folie en Tete

33 Rue de la Butte aux Cailles, 75013

La Folie en Tête is a small, young-at-heart bar located on a cobblestone hill of Butte aux Cailles. Its relaxed space where the inexpensive cocktails and the kindness of the waiters attract regular customers. There’s a real village feel to this locale. La Folie En Tête has been in place since 1991. The walls of the bar are decked in a variety of musical instruments and the bar highlights World music with samplings of rock and jazz. Some regulars come back to jam – and they have a 6-track CD to prove it. The Caïpi-Fresh – caïpiroska – a typical South American cocktail prepared with fresh fruits: kiwi, strawberry or raspberry is just 6 €. I said it was inexpensive. La Folie en Tête translates to “Madness in the Head.”

The interior of Café Bohème. Courtesy of Café Bohème and photo credit © Dreammy_lifestyle

14 th Arrondissement

Café bohème.

19 Boulevard Edgar Quinet, 75014.

The interior of Café Bohème rivals its patio as a light and airy place evocative of boho teatime and cakes. Cocktails include the Violet Spritz , with violet liqueur, prosecco and ginger ale; the Tulipe , with gin, Aperol, lemon and grapefruit juice or the signature strawberry, raspberry and passion fruit Mojito . The bar offers an array of fresh juices and the alcohol free Arthur , named after Rimbaud. Café Bohème aims to be whimsical, and succeeds in not being overly so. The bar is tastefully festooned with lacy lampshades and dried flowers. With its light-handed palette it stands out from its other neighbors on the boulevard, which largely appears to be patio-central in the shadow of the Tour Montparnasse .

15th Arrondissement

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4 rue Auguste Dorchain, 75015.

There are many fine restaurants in the quiet 15th arrondissement, Le Cherine, and Le Veraison, par exemple, but the only dedicated cocktail bar of note is Le Zero de Conduite, where the game-playing clientele suck on cocktail smoothies served in baby bottles. If you must, it’s located at located at 102 rue du Theatre. If you want to save yourself from this kind of regression, the district does boast the only cocktail supply shop in Paris, Oogy Wawa, offering a wide selection of bar equipment and cocktail ingredients if you’d rather mix your own drink. If you’re wondering ,Oogy Wawa is “Cheers!” in the Zulu language.

16 th Arrondissement

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17 rue Jean de la Fontaine, 75016

Named after a part-time boxer and erstwhile poet in post-World War I Paris, Arthur Cravan was wilder than his uncle Oscar Wilde and treated life like performance art. Today the cocktail bar named for Cravan is housed in an Art Nouveau building designed by one of the movement’s paragons – Hector Guimard . Amid a cool palette of old tiles and silvered mirrors, the experienced owners create sleek cocktails behind the zinc bar – reminiscent of the zesty ‘20s – like the French 75 made from gin, absinthe and Champagne or The  Yellow with gin, gentian and yellow chartreuse. Conde Nast Traveler called it one of The Best New Bars in the World.

17 th Arrondissement

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23 rue Boursault, 75017.

Playing both sides of the street is Pizco Batignolles, with Pistache – le petit cocktail bar across rue Boursault from Pistache – the petit apero at No. 24. At Pistache – le petit cocktail , the airy, appealing space is decorated with brass and teal, and an orange tree complements the jungle print motif. There’s a real garden in behind the cocktail bar.  The service is excellent with a friendly welcome. It’s a real neighborhood place.

18 th Arrondissement

Le très particulier.

23 Avenue Junot, Pavillon D. 75018

Le Très Particulier, tucked away in a grove of city trees on the slopes of Montmartre, is a sumptuous lounge and solarium, part of the hotel complex of the same name. In this ivy-draped space, Le Très Particulier’s head bartender Valentin Vignolles will expertly create something special for the curious, younger crowd, as well as their affluent guests. Ingredients include natural, homemade concoctions – infusions, syrups and perfumed sugars. Their eponymous house cocktail is created from gin, elderflower cordial, tonic, and lemon verbena. The rest of the drinks on the menu are inspired by film titles. The West Egg will set you back €18. The Honey Bunny and Pineapple Express are non-alcoholic drinks that also reflect contemporary movies. Buzz the intercom to gain access to the bar and the exemplary Très Particulier restaurant with a seasonal menu created by chef Gabriele Faiella.

19 th Arrondissement

La Pavillon Puebla

Avenue Darcel, Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, 75019

The drinks menu at La Pavillon Puebla, located in the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, features beverages with a South American twist despite the appealing venue being more like a 19th-century Parisian guinguette . Surrounding a stone-clad house, the terraces at La Pavillon Puebla are set under shady chestnuts where garlands of lights twinkle after twilight over the dance floor. The eclectic décor features boho benches and cushions, velvet couches, along with wrought iron bistro tables. The Blondin cocktail walks the tightrope of Mezcal, Pimms, spice syrup, lemon juice and hellfire bitters. There’s the classic Dark and Stormy and the contrasting mocktail, the Clear and Sunny . The Pavillon is very casual and very pretty.

63 Rue de Belleville, 75019

No camo and macho posturing at Combat; instead you’ll find the creative cocktail project of three female friends, apprenticed at the famed Experimental Cocktail Club. Combat is bright, modern and subtly decorated. Mustard-colored tiles frame a long shelf displaying Combat’s range of spirits. The stainless steel bar resembles a laboratory dedicated to mixology. Currently, Combat’s signature recipe is the savory, smoky Quatresse made with sage, Suze aperitif, simple syrup, lemon, and the peaty Laphroaig Scotch whisky. They also specialize in aperitif cocktails; typically something dry and a little bitter. The bar is located in what was once the Quartier du Combat, an area where wild animals were once baited to fight. It’s also a nod to the fight the three young owners had to put up to open the bar.

20 th Arrondissement

La Commune Punch Club

80 Boulevard de Belleville, 75020

La Commune is a punch club where many of their house concoctions are beautifully presented to your table in classic punch bowls, where individual cups are filled with alcoholic elixirs, made from the likes of vodka, juice, green tea, cucumber syrup and Kaffir lime. Individual drinks like The Bramble combine gin with lemon juice and blackberry crème. The floor to ceiling windows, curtains of greenery and fairy lights give La Commune the feel of a perennial patio. The club also offers history and art talks and tours.

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17 Best Cocktail Bars In Paris That Serve Creative Drinks

Planning a night out filled with tasty and creative cocktails but not sure where to go? This article will show the best cocktail bars in Paris to opt for!

When you think of Paris, you probably automatically imagine the cafés , shopping, magnificent landmarks , and of course, the Eiffel Tower .

While all those are true, the City of love also has must-visit cocktail bars with bartenders that have upped their mixology game.

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These establishments expertly combine the old and new to produce inventive, reviving, and energizing liquor mixes that are extremely tasty and stand out in both appearance and flavor.

From speakeasies, to lively and intimate, these 17 cocktail bars in Paris are perfect for every occasion and offer unique drinks that you won’t find just anywhere on top of the classics.

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Best Cocktail Bars in Paris

Whether you’re looking for fun things to do in Paris at night with friends or a fun date night with your loved one, these Paris cocktail bars will not disappoint.

1. Moonshiner

Behind a large refrigerator door tucked at the rear of a pizzeria lies Moonshiner , the speakeasy-style cocktail bar serving up creative cocktails that are everything but average.

A hefty dose of nostalgia will hit you when you step into this 1920s-themed bar decorated with quirky drinking vessels, old books, and dim lighting to fit the prohibition era when alcohol was illegal.

The retro jazz music in the background sets the tone for an evening of well-made complex cocktails with no shortcuts on quality.

There is also a selection of house cocktails and beers to choose from. Try their Smokey Island, the spicy beer if you want to try something new, or their Hossegor which has the right amounts of sweet and sour.

Visit the smoking room, and you will find a locked safe. If you can guess the lock, you win a gift.

So, if you’re looking for speakeasy bars in Paris, Moonshiner is one not to miss.

Location: 5 Rue Sedaine, 75011 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 95 07 31 299

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Bisou’s unique cocktail concept makes it one of the best cocktail bars in Paris.

Known for having no menu and using only France-grown produce, this bar delivers a range of eclectic and original flavors to suit any palate, whether you like it strong, sweet, fruity, or sour.

Stop by this pink-hued bar and enjoy homemade bespoke cocktails with a revitalizing twist, perfected to your liking and the current season.

The pink interior decorated with suspended plants oozes an intimate atmosphere, making this spot ideal for a night out with your loved one.

Plus, they uphold the sustainable standard by using no plastic and adhering to zero waste!

Location: 15 Bd du Temple, 75003 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 40 27 82 85

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3. Candelaria

Mexico meets France at this establishment. Candelaria is one of the best bars in Paris that can easily become your new go-to place for a drink, thanks to their creative menu of tequila and mezcal, and mouthwatering tacos.

Another top speakeasy bar in Paris, a Taco restaurant acts as a facade for this low-lit, stone-walled bar with friendly bartenders that combine their talents to create unusual flavor blends.

Start your evening with guacamole and frozen Margaritas or Quesadillas with taqueria before delving into the “green wasp,” — a delicious cucumber cocktail at the bar.

If you are lucky, you will find a DJ turning up the already vibrant mood when you visit.

Location: 52 Rue de Saintonge, 75003 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 9 50 84 19 67

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4. Little red door

Ranked as one of the world’s 50 Best Bars 9 times since its inception in 2012, Little red door’s farm-to-glass concept makes it a favorite amongst locals and Paris first-timers alike.

Through the red door, you will find this small hideaway in the vibrant neighborhood of Le Marais offering well-thought cocktails in an atmosphere that will tempt you to return.

The dim lighting and exposed brick wall interior are perfect for that classic speakeasy look and feel but it’s the fresh produce (from French producers) used as the base for the inventive masterpieces they concoct that will make you order a second drink before you finish the first.

You will find simply-named cocktails like carrot, rice, and walnut on the menu, but don’t let that fool you. The flavor behind these cocktails will engage all your senses.

Location: 60 Rue Charlot, 75003 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 1 42 71 19 32

5. Solera Paris : Bar à Cocktail

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Solera Paris: Bar à Cocktail pays attention to every detail, from fun glassware to tasty light bites and fresh ingredients that never compromise drink quality.

Depending on your order, the drink might be served in a Louboutin, hot air balloon, or even a magic lamp — your eyes get fed before your tastebuds.

The menu includes a wealth of creative signature cocktail options showcasing the wonders of exotic and floral flavors.

Try the fruity Artiste, served in a magic lamp, or La Loulou served in a Louboutin shoe.

And if you are seeking a more lively scene, visit on Friday and Saturday evenings, when a DJ takes the atmosphere up a notch.

For the best experience, make reservations before coming as this place has garnered a number of fans over the years.

Location: 283 Rue Saint-Jacques, 75005 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 07 77 60 63 93 

6. Le Syndicat

Lovely service, original, bold cocktails, and great ambiance unlike any other have made this nostalgia-soaked spot something of an icon in the Paris cocktail bars scene.

Reminiscent of a secret clubhouse, the little Le Syndicat serves up major flavors behind a storefront camouflage covered in promo posters and graffiti.

While their inventive menu is ever-changing, this bar recently drew inspiration from the city’s monuments and used French spirits and liqueurs to mix up an atypical cocktail for each.

With its urban-feel decor still maintaining the prohibition-era vibe, this bar is serving up big impressions in a warm and relaxed atmosphere, with just the right amount of hip-hop music in the background.

Reservations are allowed and highly recommended to be guaranteed a table.

Location: 51 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010 Paris, France.

Contact: [email protected]

7. Le Calbar

Between Place de la Bastille and Gare de Lyon lies a quiet gem, Le Calbar , with playful bartenders dressed in shirts, bow ties, and boxer shorts flaunting their ability to mix creative cocktails overflowing with vibrant tastes.

You will want to gather here with friends and order their “surprise me” option filled with whatever boozy concoction they feel your indecisive heart will desire, and then pair it with a delicious gourmet club sandwich.

With its relaxed ambiance, and a menu offering something for everyone, La Calbar is always a good time.

Location: 82 Rue de Charenton, 75012 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 84 06 18 90

With an opulent and cozy interior, Arbane strives to ensure that all its guests have truly original and memorable cocktails.

The friendly bartenders, stone-walled interior adorned with tropical greenery, and great music fills this bar with a warm atmosphere.

The long menu is nothing short of intricate and inventive at this spot, including tailor-made cocktails for the indecisive.

One signature cocktail you should try is Ladies Kiss, made with homemade grenadine, premium gin, basil, lime juice, and egg white, or Majorelle if you want something with almonds and tequila.

But if you’d rather stick to classics, champagne, and craft beer are also solid contenders on the menu.

Visit late in the evening on weekends and watch this bar transform into a Parisian nightclub in the middle of one of Paris’s upscale neighborhoods of Saint-Germain-des Prés.

Location: 10 Rue Guénégaud, 75006 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 44 07 32 43

9. CopperBay

CopperBay prides itself on bringing the experience of the sea to land with its marine-inspired decor.

Think navy blue and green shades, nautical ropes everywhere, naval novelties spread across the walls, and wood and copper finishings.

You will feel like you are on the deck of a yacht somewhere in the middle of the ocean. But the decor is just one part of what this bar truly offers.

Peruse their season-inspired menu featuring diverse beverage options that can be modified to suit your taste.

And if you get hungry, delectable snacks, including famous French foods like charcuterie, accompany their unique cocktail menu.

Plus, the numerous seating options make this place a perfect location to meet up with friends and kick back with a cocktail.

Location: 5 Rue Bouchardon, 75010 Paris, France.

Contact: [email protected]

10. Gravity Bar

Gravity Bar shows just how wonderful craft cocktails can be. Complex and vibrant beverages are what make this snazzy bar shine, while its outer space decor completes the well-rounded experience.

Step into the dramatic light interior flush with huge concrete counters and white wave-shaped slats covering the ceiling.

Order the Fruit du Passé, made with their homemade celery syrup, lemon juice, liquorice powder, strega liquor, Genepi Dolin, and fennel seeds. It really is an explosion of flavors.

Their excellent seasonally-driven tapas menu, wine, beer, and cocktail selection are enough reasons to make this spot your go-to cocktail bar in Paris.

Location: 44 Rue des Vinaigriers, 75010 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 06 98 54 92 49

11. Bluebird

From the owners of Moonshiner comes another cocktail wonderland, Bluebird serving adventurous gin-focused beverages in a friendly, laid-back atmosphere.

This cozy bar’s warm, dim lighting and the background 1950s music oozing retro vibes will charm your socks off.

The staff’s enthusiasm for your satisfaction is also contagious and worth noting. They will have you sipping delicious cocktails like their beloved Negroni — a mixture of bitters, red vermouth, and thyme liqueur imported directly from Italian producers, in no time.

For the smokers, there’s a fumoir (smoking room) behind a large aquarium in the back of the room.

Bluebird’s long list of cocktails brimming with flavors makes it a fun spot to hang out with friends.

Location: 12 Rue Saint-Bernard, 75011 Paris, France.

Contact: [email protected]

12. Inside bar Paris

A fruity taste of paradise, Insider bar Paris focuses on using fruits to give each drink a refreshing twist.

Step into this zen-inspired bar, and you will be greeted by Buddha aesthetics spread across the walls.

Make your way to the plush seat and order one of their excellently mixed cocktails topped with fruits.

Happy hour holds every Tuesday to Friday evening, and the after-work party is on Thursday from 7:00 pm to 2:00 am and every weekend, DJs turn up the atmosphere.

The personalized service, alluring cocktails stunningly presented, and the convivial vibe seeping from both bartenders and visitors makes this spot one of the best bars in Paris. 

Location: 14 Rue Claude Tillier, 75012 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 43 48 09 04

13. L’Ours Bar

Opened by two childhood friends, Victor and Enguerrand, L’Ours Bar features a curated menu of delicious classics, including Mojito, Pina Colada, and Margaritas, and house specialties served in an unpretentious, lively setting.

Adorned by works of upcoming artists and bear-themed wallpapers, this well-appointed stone-exposed spot exudes a furry beast atmosphere that attracts locals and tourists alike.

Order one of their perfectly balanced signature cocktails, Grand Ourse, a mixture of chartreuse, rosehip vodka, rosehip syrup, and ginger beer, and pair it with tasty chorizo.

The Petite Ourse, made with honey-flavored gin, cranberry juice, and Luxardo Maraschino liqueur, is also a worthy mention.

And since their menu changes every 6 months, you’ll be able to taste something new even if you make it your go-to place every time you’re in the area.

Location: 8 Rue de Paradis, 75010 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 45 23 40 06

14. Prescription cocktail club

You and your friends will enjoy a late evening meeting at this 1930s-themed Prescription cocktail club offering an innovative beverage program and heartwarming house specialties.

Order the Gorilla dans l’agrume — a mix of whisky, lemon marmalade, lemon juice, egg whites, and flambéed orange peel, and pair it with one of their finger foods. You won’t regret it!

Cushions, sofas, and mirror-encrusted coffee tables round up the interior of this bar. Make sure you book a table before coming as this place quickly fills up.

Location: 23 Rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 09 50 35 72 87

In the sea of Paris’s best bars, Danico stands out for its stylish interior and flavorful cocktails.

Come in through the pizza palace, Daroco Bourse or the famous Parisian covered passage , Galerie Vivienne.

Once inside, the high ceiling, bespoke wallpapers, velvet furnishings, rich greenery, and 80s music set the right tone for a memorable Brooklyn-style evening.

This beautiful bar offers a seasonally-inspired 12-cocktail menu ranging in flavor from smooth to strong.

The owner, Nico de Soto, a cocktail expert, loves to play around with flavors and makes elaborate cocktails where every note hits a deep spot.

Pair this cocktail goodness with Italian cheese from Daroco, and boom! You’ve got yourself a new favorite go-to cocktail bar in Paris. 

Location: 6 Rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 42 21 93 71

16. Harry’s New York bar

If Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald loved it here, why wouldn’t anyone? Acquired in 1911 by former American star jockey Tod Sloan, Harry’s New York Bar still packs in locals with an astounding collection of over 400 sophisticated cocktails.

While the meal options are limited, they have been carefully chosen to enhance your drinking experience. You can pair your cocktail with club sandwiches or a simple hot dog.

The walls decked with flags from American universities, a wooden bar dating back to the early 20th century, and piano performances upstairs create a quiet and intimate atmosphere that makes this place ideal for a romantic night out .

Besides whipping up some of the best cocktails in Paris, this bar will forever remain in history for its inventions! Classical cocktails like the famous Bloody Mary and French 75 were first made here.

Location: 5 Rue Daunou, 75002 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 42 61 71 14

17. Maria Loca

Maria Loca provides a cool and lively atmosphere with its quirky decor, styled with bird cage lamps, plastic plants, and slowly-rotating fans suspended from the ceiling.

Everything that hits the glass here has been well thought out by the team of well-traveled cocktail enthusiasts, so be rest assured you are getting the best of the best.

Choose from a menu of inventive house creations made with unusual ingredients, like Tonka beans, to suit every palate, and if you have a special love for rum and cachaça, you’ll not be disappointed here.

Maria Loca remains a favorite partly for its never-ending string of fun activities! There’s always a jazz night or other fun events happening throughout the year.

Location: 31 Bd Henri IV, 75004 Paris, France.

Contact: +33 01 42 77 51 95

Final Thoughts on the Best Cocktail Bars in Paris

No matter what you are looking for, from classics to sweet, smooth, or strong signature drinks, these cocktail bars in Paris will serve them just how you like and then some more.

So the next time you feel like downing a drink or two, you know where to begin your search for the most memorable night in the city of lights.

It goes without saying that you should drink responsibly and know that the legal drinking age in France is 18, so alcohol is not for sale to children under that age.

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Paris Private Cocktail Tour: A Local's Guide to the City's Best Bars

Experience the best of Paris' cocktail scene with our expert local guide. Discover hidden speakeasies, rooftop bars, historic pubs and trendy spots while sipping on delicious cocktails.

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Join us on a journey through the vibrant and diverse cocktail scene of Paris , led by one of our expert local guides. This tour will take you to four of the city's most iconic and hidden cocktail spots, each with its own unique atmosphere and flavor.

Our first stop will be at a speakeasy, one of the city's best-kept secrets, where you'll enjoy a classic cocktail in a cozy and intimate setting. Next, we'll head to a historic bar, where you'll have the opportunity to sample a traditional French cocktail.

Our third stop will be at a trendy spot where you'll be able to taste a creative and innovative cocktail, crafted by one of the city's top mixologists. Finally, we'll end the tour at a rooftop bar (if the weather allows it), where you'll be able to sip on a refreshing drink while taking in the stunning views of Paris.

Throughout the tour, our knowledgeable guide will share with you the history and culture of Paris' cocktail scene and will give you insider tips on where to go and what to try after the tour. This is a perfect tour for those who want to experience the Parisian nightlife and learn about the city's unique cocktail culture. So come along, raise a glass and cheers to a night of discovery, fun and delicious drinks!

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Finally, we'll end the tour at a rooftop bar (if the weather allows it), where you'll be able to sip on a refreshing drink while taking in the stunning views of Paris.

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The 24 Best Bars in Paris

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Gone are the days when  un verre du vin at a local cave or a dry-gin martini at your hotel bar were the only options for a boozy night out in Paris. Thanks to game changers like Experimental Cocktail Club —which generated an impressive group of talented mixologists, many of whom went on to open their own bars here—there's now no shortage of spots to sip inventive drinks in Paris. Whether they're sneakily hidden behind a washing machine or announced upon the grand marble walls of an 18th-century palace, the places on this list offer a tipple for all types of imbibing travelers. Read on for our list of the best bars in Paris to uncover on your next trip.

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The marine-inspired decor makes this unpretentious spot feel like vacation: shades of blue and green, ropes draped from the ceiling (in between the requisite Edison bulbs), and wooden ores hung as wall art. The menu, which changes seasonally, comes in two forms: handwritten in script on a giant paper scroll behind the bar and via a deck of cards that explain the components of each cocktail via a hefty description and a colorful pie chart. While they can make anything you want, specialities are worth trying like the Petit Artichaut made with a nut butter-infused whisky, bitters, Pedro Ximenez sherry, and Guinness. They also do a selection of beers (from local Parisian brewery Demory), ciders from Appie, and natural white or red wine by the glass or bottle.

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Fittingly, Tiger is covered in hanging and potted plants, palm-leaf wallpaper, and green mosaic tiles. Decor aside, this place is all about gin. The menu is loaded with 130 different varieties to choose from including Tanqueray and Forest Dry. You can go simple with house-made tonic, or mixed and garnished with a candied orange or twig of lavender. There are options a plenty like the ‘Last Call’ with a dash of absinthe, pineapple juice, and cinnamon.

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Coins and fabric softener are not needed to enter this bar, hidden behind what appear to be working washing machines and dryers. Just find the right door disguised as a washer (straight opposite the entrance), open it, and head up the narrow wooden staircase. Soon enough, you'll find yourself in a super modern, fluorescent-lit space with a few Brillo pad poufs to sit and sip on. The cocktail menu offers an array of eclectic mashups—some of which are signatures, some of which are seasonal or timely. You can also order natural wine or beer like La Marise from Belgium.

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Since opening in 2011, Candelaria has catapulted to the top of many "Best" lists including a five-year streak on the World's 50 Best Bars list. While the bar staff has seen some turnover since its opening, the drinks themselves have never faltered and the team is often changing things up by playing with thematic ingredients like avocado and Mezcal. In fact, they stock a large selection of the smokey agave spirit and have a 16-page booklet, organized by taste (“bitter,” “earthy,” “funky,” etc.), devoted to the stuff. The regular cocktail carte changes every two months and recent concoctions included the “AWOL” made with gin, basil and fennel and the “Golden Chakra” featuring mezcal, chai and coconut.

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Located within the remodeled  Hôtel de Crillon , a certified palace dating back to the late 18th century, this high-class cocktail joint was created with the intention of drawing in fashionable Parisians, and, as the name implies, ambassadors and other dignitaries. Most of the room’s original fixtures remain intact: the soaring slabs of marble walls, the fresco-painted ceiling, the gilded moldings, and the pane-glass windows draped with curtains that face Place de la Concorde. But the furniture and overall ambiance was given a contemporary facelift thanks to designer Chahan Minassian when the hotel reopened in 2017. He added a bit of rock n’ roll to four original chandeliers by draping them with metal chains and the central horseshoe-shaped bar is the perfect stage for the uniformed barmen who occasionally go all Tom Cruise performing tricks of the trade. Generally, there’s ambient music overhead, but in the evenings there’s live music—either from the grand piano, a singing duo, or even Mike D of the Beastie Boys who spun a late-night DJ set.

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No you’re not in London , but yes this is most definitely a British-inspired watering hole. Denoted as such by the three co-founders, who met and worked in the Big Smoke, this pub in the Marais is always popping. You may have to speak an octave higher than normal over the Tears for Fears blasting from the speakers to hear whomever you’re chatting with. While you can book one of the tables or plush velvet banquettes, there’s a room-for-everyone vibe at the living room-esque space (complete with a Chesterfield couch) where the distinguished color scheme includes forest greens and woodsy browns and the deco includes 18th century oil paintings of hounds. The cocktails change regularly, and there’s always a weekly special such as the recent Trance Dance featuring apple, cinnamon, gingerbread, and rum. Menus are in English, and each drink is listed with three easy adjectives to help describe them such as “velvety, earthy, fresh” for the signature Cigarette After Sex, which has been on the menu since the bar opened in 2019.

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As you walk into this 23-room boutique hotel—newly-opened in January 2023—you’ll struggle to choose a seat not because it’s crowded, but because there are so many exquisite options. As the third member of the Collection Maison Particuliers group, with locations in Pigalle (Maison Souquet) and near the Opéra Garnier (Maison Athénée), this new Marais Maison is devoted to French novelist Marcel Proust, and the Belle Epoque period he and his creative contemporaries lived in. There are three sultry salons to choose from for enjoying a beverage or a bite—each more austere and lush than the last: the Jardin d’Hiver (or winter garden) with plush arm chairs along the windows and facing the street; the bar area's onyx tables, crystal chandeliers, and giant gilded mirrors; and the library rotunda with hundreds of books, a golden ceiling that twinkles, and a cozy hidden nook for private rendezvous. Drink pricing is indicative that you’re somewhere exceptional (the ingredients used include caviar powder, for example) but your euros will go along way. And even if you’re just having a Perrier, sit and you’ll receive a small bowl of peanuts covered in a wasabi shell so good they’re destined to disappear in seconds.

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Despite having received a facelift after a multi-million dollar renovation, the place known for being liberated from the Nazis by author Ernest Hemingway, retains its old-world charm with tufted leather banquettes and bar stools. Another thing that thankfully, hasn't changed: legendary head barman Colin Field. The bon vivant, decked out in a white dinner jacket (complete with his name embroidered on the pocket), gleefully places your drinks, each with its own scented red or pink rose, before you while looking deep into your eyes (and seemingly your soul). Despite having created the menu—which is full of twists-on-classics such as the Clean Dirty Martini, served with a frozen cube of olive juice, and the Ritz Pimms with, of course, many secret ingredients in addition to ginger ale, Champagne, and garnishes of fruit, cucumber, fresh mint and griottine cherries—he’d much rather just choose for you. And once under his Sir-Mix-A lot spell you’ll likely just say OK.

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There's no wine or beer here, so prepare to be spoiled for choice in the cocktail department—whether you opt for a “signature” or a “classique.” The drink names themselves may sound simple—the Yellow or the Jungle—but they’re complex and clearly crafted with care. The latter, for example, is a take on a martini with the addition of sherry, while each of the three Royal drinks—Angélique, Basilic, and Shiso—are versions of the traditional Kir, but using house-made infusions to help enhance the flavor of the champagne. This is a real destination spot for people who appreciate the art of cocktail crafting, and for those who yearn for a taste of today while reveling in the atmosphere of yesterday. Since they open on the early side, with a strong focus on apéro cocktails, it’s a great place to come with friends or a date before heading out elsewhere—or if you’ve had a long day and want to relax with a tipple and a small bite before calling it an (early) night.

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True to its name, you'll feel as if you bolted into outer space upon walking into this spot near Canal Saint-Martin. The bar itself is your space-ship, with concrete counters and curved slats of plywood that extend over the space via the ceiling. They like to shake things up here—both with classics (previously, they've infused their spritz with OJ) or their own creations (on a recent visit, we had the Cream Paie, made with Madera, crème de cacao, and almond-flavored crème fraîche). But while they've got around a dozen quirky cocktails to keep you sated, their wine and beer selection is top-notch, too.

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Because of its fairly nondescript facade, you’re coming to this bar if someone serious about cocktails and music tipped you off. It's run by former barmen who worked at two of the city's first serious cocktail joints: Sherry Butt and Andy Wahloo. Thankfully, they do offer a menu in English, because even those with a working knowledge of French may be confused by the descriptions: They’re doing interesting things, like combining pickled grapes with sake and rum, or a pineapple and lime flower vinegar with gin and Campari. Beyond their own creations (both alcoholic and non-), the menu here also offers sake, natural sparkling wines, and canned craft beer from Japan to Denmark. This is also a whiskey-drinkers joint, and for those who don't beware the brown the menu is organized by profile taste from peated (a 12-year Speyside single malt from Benriach) to spicy/salty (a 29-year single grain from North British).

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Ride up, up, up and suddenly Sacré Coeur hits you at eye level, from just blocks away. Continue turning, mouth agape, and you’ll see nearly all of the city’s famous monuments—Notre Dame to the south, the Arc de Triomphe to the west, and the city’s iconic rooftops, with their rust-colored chimneys and zinc paneling in between. While it’s not the most spacious floor plan (and this place doesn’t do standing-room-only), if you’re lucky enough to snag a seat you’ll be rewarded with a panorama almost too beautiful in-person to post on Instagram. (Almost.) Whether you want a coupe of Veuve Cliquot, a simple draft Peroni, or an inspired cocktail such as the Simple Comme Bonjour with vodka, absinthe, apricot, and thyme, there’s something for everyone. The specialty drinks change seasonally, and the minimalist wine-by-the-bottle list features both French and Italian options—marked way up, because you’re on top of the world.

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There's an unpretentious elegance to this space, located inside the  Hotel Bachaumont just off the pedestrian thoroughfare of rue Montorgueil in the 2nd arrondissement. The long bar, cozy vibes, and light background music make it ideal for a date, solo drink with a book, or, if you can grab one of the few tables, a friendly group-hang. The menu is inventive and intriguing with cocktails like the Nuit Blanche made with three types of rum, chai tea, spices, fruits, and coconut water served in a mountain of bubbles atop the glass.

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This is serious cocktail territory, but with a side of sass. Meaning, some real thought has gone into the mixology (think bourbon paired with pomegranate shrub or aged rum with cardamom and clove), but a lot of fun was had coming up with the names and descriptions from the “boozy and balanced” Blanche Devereaux for Golden Girls fans, to the “frothy and tropical” Lac Titicaca for South American dreamers. What’s more, each cocktail is served on a rectangular, hand-sewn coaster along with a glass of water, and a welcome seasonal shot in a teeny-tiny cordial glasses. It's the newest opening on this list, with a debut date of February 2023; despite Abricot being young, it makes our list for the pedigree alone. And maybe also its cute, emoji-inspired logo and fun decor details—like disco-ball planters.

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There's no menu at this small bar off the boulevard in the Haute Marais. It's all about what you like—and what the bartender feels like making. You discuss your liquor and flavors of choice with whomever's shaking things up, and voilà! A mysterious cocktail will appear. Considering its small size and romantic vibe, it's best for a date or a small group of friends. There's a definite "let us impress you" vibe here—but not at all in a boastful, intimidating way. The bar staff are friendly and having as much fun as (they hope) you're having. It's also quite remarkable to see how they come up with concoctions off the top of their head—and remember who "ordered" what. They are definitely on top of their game.

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Your first thought will be, "Am I in the right place?" and "Can I order a slice or do I have to get a whole pie?" The bar's located behind an operating small pizza parlor. The dark and moody Moonshiner is all speakeasy, complete with Art Deco furnishings like etched mirrors and old record players. The place skews younger (20s and 30s), a mix of local Parisians, expats and tourists. Most are serious about their booze though. The menu features a few classic cocktails, like an Old Fashioned, but the majority of the suggestions come with fun names, featuring a mix of interesting syrups and liqueurs; on a recent visit, we saw names like "Money Time" and "Back to Basil."

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The red leather booths and wooden bar at Harry's Bar New York date back to the early 20th century. Hemingway and Sartre drank here; George Gershwin composed "An American in Paris" on the piano upstairs—the history and connection to the U.S. makes this bar an institution for both expats and visitors. The menu consists of classics like the Side Car, Dry Martini, Stinger, and, of course, the Bloody Mary (ordered any time of the day, not just brunch!).

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Since opening in the haute Marais in 2013, it’s become a real neighborhood hotspot for both locals and visitors who come as much for the food as they do the cocktails and wine. Since the place is the third opening from the Quixotic team behind Candelaria, it’s no surprise that the drinks here are inspired and come with clever names like the “Rain Dog” (bourbon, lemon, mint) or the “Hufflepuff” (Beefeater, pimento, vermouth, lemon and tonic). Since the place comes from the Quixotic Team behind Candelaria, it’s no surprise that the cocktails here are inspired. Since the place is the third opening from the Quixotic team behind Candelaria, it’s no surprise that the drinks here are inspired and come with clever names like the “Rain Dog” (bourbon, lemon, mint) or the “Hufflepuff” (Beefeater, pimento, vermouth, lemon and tonic). But beyond the craft concoctions of the liquor variety, they offer an impressive wine list featuring small, independent (mostly French) winemarkers some of whom show up for occasional “meet the maker” events, which, of course, include tastings.

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Nico de Soto is something of a cocktail legend: After getting his start with the Experimental Cocktail Group (and winning various awards, including Most Influential Bartender at Paris's Cocktail & Spirits show in 2014), he opened his own joint in New York, called Mace. Danico is his first piloted project back on his home turf and it's a definite winner. His newly-launched menu format, which will change every six months, is travel-minded and will reflect a specific region of the world. First up? Indonesia, with cocktails such as the "Mad Dog" featuring mezcal, Kaffir lime, and pink guava juice, and the "Beji Griya," named after a Balinese temple and waterfall, with curry leaf-infused vodka.

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When it opened in 2007, Experimental Cocktail Club (ECC, for short) became the benchmark for all other Parisian cocktail bars that followed. Today, its reputation precedes it and the place remains packed night-after-night with a mature mix of Parisians and tourists. The whole point of this place is to serve cocktails you've never had before. (Get it? Experimental?) The 12 suggestions might include ingredients like cordial de fleurs de sureau (elderberry liquor) and an oeuf entier (a whole egg). But the bartenders and servers are happy to help you navigate the options and will gladly make suggestions based on what you like (and what you don't). While they tend to switch up the selection every six months, you're bound to find a winner.

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Considering its location is a bit beyond the center, this is a great destination for seeing “the real Paris.” Start (or end) the night here with a friend or a date before or after popping over to any number of the neighborhood’s popular restaurants. Margot Lecarpentier—Paris’s “most influential bartender” as dubbed by the World’s Best Bar list in 2020—calls Combat, her first bar baby, a "cocktail bistro.” While it’s definitely not your typical swanky speakeasy, it’s not a total dive either; it’s somewhere in between, a real neighborhood gem beyond the saturated tourist sites. (Though, you actually can see the tip of the Tower from the top of busy rue de Belleville.) You’d be forgiven for walking right past the bar’s black and white exterior since it blends seamlessly into the block’s gritty and eclectic mix of businesses from dim sum spots to organic épiceries. Considering Lecarpentier’s pedigree, you can bet the drinks here are going to be smartly crafted and super tasty: Simple, pack-a-punch options Zouzou and Nirvana are bound to tempt anyone with a penchant for unique spirits such as eau de vie (aquavit) and cachaça. Anyone from New York in the early aughts will also appreciate the addition of pickleback shots, as well as cocktail-and-snack pairings for a reasonable $16.

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pened by Experimental Cocktail Club protégée Timothée Prangé and Dotan Shalev, the drinks here are beyond clever and well thought-out. The menu itself is an actual work of art with each of the 14 cocktails getting a two-page illustrative treatment by a local artist. Only the drink’s name is listed, though, as they encourage cocktail aficionados to be brave and guess the ingredients upon the first taste. (But for those who don’t want to risk it, there is a card that pulls out revealing what’s inside.) They update the menu about twice a year and drinks are served in all sorts of vessels from vintage glassware to quirky porcelain bust mugs.

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The outside of this bar is so nondescript—with graffiti and posters covering the doors, which are devoid of any signage—you may walk right past it. But once inside you'll feel as if you've entered a recording studio circa 1977. There's an unfinished, raw feeling—from exposed sheetrock on the walls to the sound proofing on the ceiling to the gold curtains sectioning the small space. The focus is on drinks made exclusively from French spirits and liqueurs. Case in point: on one visit, the bar was serving "Drop the Beet," made with Normandy Calvados, beet purée, honey syrup, and fresh lemon juice (it's super beet-y and practically a meal in itself!) and the "Saix en Provence" made with brandy from Armagnac, spicy watermelon syrup, and lavender essence.

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Post up at the bar inside the Hotel Particulier, a former mansion in hilly Montmartre dating back to the 19th century, and you’ll immediately feel as if you’ve entered a sacred space. Whether sitting outside or under the glass atrium surrounded by lush vegetation, or inside in the paisley carpeted dark rooms decorated with red velvet chairs and woodsy-patterned wallpaper, having a cocktail here is straight out of an adults-only fairytale. The drinks are made with house-made syrups like salty plum wine, infusions such as tonka bean rum, and fresh grown ingredients from the garden including herbs and honey made by the dashing young proprietor, Oscar Comtet, himself. Many of them are named after literary or films classic films; on one visit, the menu featured the Laura Palmer, made with the aperitif Americano Cocchi, lime juice, sugar syrup, and fresh sage.

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The 10 Best Bars in Paris in 2024

Erica Forster Last Updated: October 29, 2023

Paris is a big city with loads of options for a fantastic night out. But it might be overwhelming to find the top nightlife spots in its 20 different arrondissements on your own. Not to worry! Our local guides have put together this list of the best bars in Paris , so the only thing you need to do is have the time of your life!

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The 10 Best Bars in Paris

Paris isn’t as well-known for its nightlife as other European hotspots, but the city has plenty of fun bars to suit every traveler. When you think of Paris, the first thing that’ll probably come to mind is a wine bar. But the city has seen a resurgence of craft cocktail spots over the past few years.

From speakeasies to neighborhood bars and jazz clubs, we’ve created a list of the best places to grab a drink in Paris. If you love drinks, food, and travel, you’ll definitely love our Le Marais local food tour in Paris. It’s a great way to explore a new city and enjoy an evening out with authentic food and local drinks.

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Experimental Cocktail Club 

€€€ | Bold and Inventive Cocktails | Weekend DJs 

Opened in 2007, the Experimental Cocktail Club has become one of the go-to spots for cocktail aficionados in Paris. The bar reinvents cocktails with rare alcohols and fresh juices, so expect bold flavors and surprising combinations with a Parisian touch. From Monday to Thursday the atmosphere is a bit more reserved, but over the weekend the bar is taken over by DJs.

Address: 37 rue Saint Sauveur

€€ | Eclectic Decor | Made To Order Cocktails | Some Outdoor Seating

This cocktail bar doesn’t look extraordinary from the outside, but it has a unique concept. At Bisou, there’s no drinks menu. The waiters and barmen listen attentively to what you’re craving and what kinds of flavors you like, then they craft you a one of a kind cocktail.

You’ll be told halfway through what ingredients went into your concoction. All cocktails are priced at €12, which is average pricing for Paris. This a fun bar stop for those who like to try something new and enjoy surprises.

Address: 15 Boulevard du Temple

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€€ | Mexican Taqueria | Hidden Bar | Classic Cocktails

Candelaria was voted best taqueria in the city and, if we’re being honest, is one of the only places in Paris where you’ll find traditional Mexican food. At first, you’ll walk into a crowded and small space where the chefs cook the dishes. Keep going.

Walk through that room to the back door and you’ll stumble onto the hidden bar. There, you’ll find an array of creative cocktails in an intimate but chilled atmosphere, which ranks as one of the best bars in Paris.

Address: 52 Rue de Saintonge

€ € | Cocktails | Cool Urban Concept | Street Art

This bar defines itself as a place of cultural expression, made for those who love street art, hip hop, and cocktails. The walls are lined with colorful graffiti and street art designs created by Parisian artists.

People go to share a drink while discovering these artists, but also to have fun playing beer pong and eating street food. This is easily the best bar in Paris with a modern urban concept!

Address: 8 Rue de Beauce

Le Mary Celeste

€ € | Cocktails | Oyster Happy Hour | Extensive Wine List

Le Mary Celeste is a place where locals and foreigners collide, all drawn in by the good drinks and fresh food. It’s best known menu item is the oysters, which are served seasonally—they even have oyster happy hour! They also have other interesting options like a deviled egg menu, which changes daily.

For drinks, they offer innovative cocktails, wine, and beer. Their location is great, especially when the weather’s nice and you can grab a seat outside in the middle of the trendy Marais neighborhood.

Address: 1 Rue Commines

Le Tagada Bar

€ € | Montmartre Neighborhood Bar | Local French Atmosphere

Our list of the best bars in Paris wouldn’t be complete without a bar in Montmartre, arguably Paris’s most charming area. This is a true local’s spot. It’s a small yet incredibly charming bar that might make you feel like you’re in a movie.

The locals and bartenders are welcoming to tourists, which isn’t always the case with a neighborhood bar. Head to Le Tagada Bar if you want a classic French atmosphere with no fuss and fair prices.

Address: 40 Rue des Trois Frères

Le Duc des Lombards

€€ | Jazz Club | Diverse Artists | Intimate Setting | Patio Seating

Le Duc des Lombards is by far the most iconic jazz bar in the city. They offer over 300 concerts a year, plus jam sessions on Friday and Saturday evenings. While watching the show, you can sip on their selection of wines, champagnes, whiskies, and cocktails.

They also offer some quality cheese and charcuterie plates in case you get hungry. The jazz music is all indoors, but you’re welcome to grab a drink on their patio area as well.

Address: 58 Rue des Lombards

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€ € | Speakeasy | Mixology Classes | Funky Vibes

In the contest of the most hidden bar, the Lavomatic takes the gold medal with its entrance looking exactly like a laundromat. Once the bouncer lets you in, you’ll have to try to figure out how to enter.

The bar is bright and on the small side but they make the most of the space. They’ve even got two swings inside, which you’re welcome to sit on while sipping your cool cocktail.

Address: 30 Rue René Boulanger

Le Baron Rouge

€ € | Neighborhood Wine Bar | Buzzing Vibe | Close To Marche d’Aligre

Cheap wine and good times are the specialties here! Le Baron Rouge offers glasses of wine starting at €2 (no, that’s not a typo). When the weather is nice, customers often spill out into the street, drinking their wine around the wine barrels they have set up outside.

This is a very laid back spot and it’s right next to the Marche d’Aligre, one of Paris’s best markets that has both an indoor and outdoor food section, as well as a flea market.

Address: 1 Rue Théophile Roussel

€ € € | Speakeasy | Vintage Vibe

Hidden in a Bastille restaurant, this speakeasy will take you back to the Prohibition period by mixing cocktails, gramophones, and retro decor. First, you’ll enter into a pizzeria before passing the little door that leads to this secret place.

There, you’ll find dim lights, vintage lamps, and superb bottles of whiskey at the counter. The atmosphere will have you feeling like you’re in the 20’s in the United States!

Address: 5 Rue Sedaine

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The Best Cocktail Bars in Paris

Our guide to the top paris cocktail bars.

The French capital may be best known for fashion, art, architecture, cuisine and cafés, but it also boasts a world-class cocktail scene. A handful of Parisian bars consistently find themselves on the lists of the 50 best bars in the world , including Le Syndicat , Little Red Door, the Experimental Cocktail Club, or the legendary Hemingway Bar at the Ritz run by one of the world’s top bartenders.

You’ll find all kinds of cocktails bars in Paris: lovely light and bright bars like Cravan or Aux Près perfect for pre-dinner drinks; beautifully designed, dimly-lit lounges like Night Flight or the Herbarium cocktail bar for romantic after-dinner drinks; special occasion spots like the five-star hotel bars of Hôtel Lutetia or the Ritz Paris ; warm and welcoming bars buzzing with conversation for an evening out with friends like CopperBay , Le Renard Bar , or Tiger ; and also a lot of unexpected places in Paris serving excellently crafted cocktails including a log cabin along the Seine and a stylish speakeasy hiding behind a taco stand.

If you’re in the mood for a particular beverage, here our our quick picks for which bar to go to in Paris:

• For a great gin and tonic : Fitzgerald , Bluebird , Tiger
• For rum-based cocktails in a Caribbean atmosphere : Le Comptoir Général
• For margaritas: Cyril Lignac’s Aux Près and Dragon or restaurant Le Voltaire

If you’re looking to try something new, you can’t go wrong with Paris cocktail bars Bespoke or Bisou . There’s no drink menu at these establishments. Instead, your friendly server — who speaks English, don’t worry — asks you which flavors you like and then the bartender crafts a custom-blended cocktail just for you!

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What To Know Before You Go to a Paris Cocktail Bar

Curious about the craft cocktail scene in the City of Light? Here’s a bit of local insight for enjoying an evening arrosé .

How much do cocktails cost in Paris?

Expect to spend 8-16€ for a drink at a typical cocktail bar in Paris. Prices do vary beaucoup from one bar to the next though, with some student-friendly spots offering 5-7€ cocktails during happy hours while drinks at upscale, iconic spots like the Hemingway Bar in the Ritz Paris go for 30€.

Where are the best cocktail bars in Paris?

Le Marais and the 10th Arrondissement  have the highest concentration of top cocktail bars in Paris. The upper Marais has traditionally been the hotspot for hip hangouts, but more recently the 10th Arrondissement has become the place-to-be for trendy cocktail lovers in the city.

Where can you have a quiet drink in Paris?

If you’re looking for a more intimate atmosphere to take your significant other or for a first date, the trendy cocktail bars may not be your best option: they can sometimes be crowded and a bit too noisy. You’re better off going to the quieter cocktail bars of upscale hotels with a calmer crowd, like the bar of The Ritz, the Hôtel Costes, the Hôtel National des Arts et Métiers , the Hôtel des Grands Boulevards, or the Hotel Bachaumont .

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Enjoy a glass of champagne selected by our wine merchant, a glass of French wine, a beer or a soft drink in front of the most remarkable Parisian monuments.

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For the "cultural" side, a free mobile application will allow you to follow the commented cruise in real time.

Want bubbles?

Choose the Champagne box option and replace your glass of wine/beer with bubbles! Our box to share includes a bottle of Nicolas Feuillatte for two as well as 2 souvenir champagne flutes.

Tuesday, June 21, special day of the Fête de la Musique

On the occasion of the Fête de la Musique, the Vedettes du Pont Neuf offer you a festive cruise on the Seine led by a singer! Choice between 3 departure times: 6:45pm, 8:15pm or 9:45pm

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• Duration of the cruise: 1h00
• Includes: 1 glass of champagne, 1 glass of wine, 1 beer or 1 soft drink
• Bar on board: "Fare friendly" menu
• Soft musical atmosphere
• Boarding : Ile de la Cité on the "Vedettes du Pont Neuf
• Complete tour on the Seine
• Automatic discount for more than 20 people

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Beaujolais Nouveau cruise

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Les Vedettes du Pont Neuf are celebrating the arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau on the weekend of 19 and 20 November . For this occasion, come and taste the Beaujolais Nouveau of the Château de Corcelles, just bottled! Fresh fruit aromas and a round and silky mouthfeel for an exceptional wine.

Available on our Happy Hour cruise , choose our Beaujolais Nouveau or leave with your own bottle (optional) for a moment with friends.  

• A bar floating and navigating the Seine
• 1h00 of cruise in a soft musical atmosphere
• 1 drink included : 1 glass of champagne, 1 glass of wine, 1 beer or 1 soft drink
• One of the most complete cruise tours on the Seine
• The twinkling of the Eiffel Tower ... unforgettable souvenir photos
• Reception on board 30 minutes before departure

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For Christmas and New Year's Day, we invite you to indulge in the joys of partying on the Seine, with a live singer and a glass of champagne. Web rate: 23.00€ for adults, 9.00€ for children

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Our floating and sailing bar moored on the Ile de la Cité, in the heart of Paris, offers you THE Weekend "Happy Hour" Cruise !

Take advantage of your end of the day to have an aperitif on the Seine ! On the terrace or indoors, at the bar or around a table, enjoy an original and all-inclusive evening with friends.

Enjoy a glass of champagne selected by our wine merchant, a glass of French wine, a beer or a soft drink in front of the most remarkable Parisian monuments.

An epicurean moment as we like them... to discover or rediscover Paris, its most beautiful buildings and its majestic bridges... an exceptional view from the Seine! Paris, the most beautiful capital in the world...

For the "cultural" side, a free mobile application will allow you to follow the commented cruise in real time.

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Want bubbles?

Choose the Champagne box option and replace your glass of wine/beer with bubbles! Our box to share includes a bottle of Nicolas Feuillatte for two as well as 2 souvenir champagne flutes.

Tuesday, June 21, special day of the Fête de la Musique

On the occasion of the Fête de la Musique, the Vedettes du Pont Neuf offer you a festive cruise on the Seine led by a singer! Choice between 3 departure times: 6:45pm, 8:15pm or 9:45pm

GENERAL INFORMATIONS

• Duration of the cruise: 1h00
• Included : 1 glass of champagne, 1 glass of wine, 1 beer or 1 soft drink
• Bar on board : "Friendly rates" card
• Soft musical atmosphere
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Taylor Swift parties with Travis Kelce, Mahomes couple in Vegas as she feels ‘sad’ about going back on tour: reports

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It’s party time!

Taylor Swift reportedly partied with boyfriend Travis Kelce and friends Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes in Las Vegas less than two weeks before she’s set to go back on her Eras Tour.

The foursome recently hit up Easy’s Cocktail Lounge   inside the Aria Resort & Casino for a night of drinking and fun, according to TMZ .

The celeb hotspot is reportedly “secluded” and “tucked away” inside the Proper Eats Food Hall in the hotel, making it hard for fans to spot the famous group.

The outlet does not yet have pictures of Swift hanging out with Kelce and pals Brittany and Patrick, both 28, in Sin City, and reps for the stars did not immediately return our requests for comment.

Since Swift has been having the time of her life with her boyfriend and friends, she is reportedly feeling torn about returning to the international leg of her Eras Tour after spending so much time with Kelce.

A source told Us Weekly Friday that the “Bad Blood” singer and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, both 34, have “deepened their bond” during “all the time they’ve spent together recently.”

“It makes the prospect of her tour more challenging. She’ll be sad,” the insider claimed.

Swift’s tour is set to resume May 9 in Paris.

However, the couple, who went public last September, both understand that work is their top priority.

“They support and respect [each other],” Us Weekly’s source also said.

“They have busy careers, so they understand those commitments, as difficult as it is.”

Since Swift’s last international show in Singapore in March, she and Kelce have been spotted on several outings together.

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Last month, the couple was seen on a romantic vacation in the Bahamas .

Swift, who wore a yellow-and-white striped bikini  by Montce ( top  $143,  bottom  $94) and black sunglasses during the getaway, kissed her beau at the time, as they frolicked together in the clear blue water.

Then, two weeks ago, the pair attended Coachella to catch Swift’s pals Ice Spice and Jack Antonoff perform.

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At one point, Kelce protectively wrapped his arms around his girlfriend as they danced in the crowd.

Although the “Cruel Summer” songstress will be back on the road soon, Kelce — who is currently in his offseason from the NFL — shared that he will be traveling to Europe to support Swift at a few of her shows.

“Oh, you know I gotta go support,” he told “Entertainment Tonight” earlier this month when asked if he would be “packing [his] bags” soon.

The “Catching Kelce” alum also told the outlet that he is more than happy to be there for Swift like she was there for him during the most recent NFL season.

“We are both very career-driven,” Kelce added.

“I think we both love what we do and any chance that I can show my support to her — knowing that she has shown me all the support in the world throughout the season — it’s just been an amazing experience getting to know Tay.”

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