O'bar in Paris

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• en

  guo wshu

  :: 02 January 2017 20:38:52

  After crossing through the bustle of Saint Germaine, make your way up the sloping side street toward Odeon Theater to find 10 Bar, a quiet, unassuming bar that serves a mean pitcher of sangria. There's very little pomp or show here, and you could easily pass it by if no one has brought seating outside. It houses a dozen little tables with rickety chairs and the walls are covered in old posters and dark, faded mirrors. Settle in and order a pitcher of sangria from the gruff french gentleman behind the bar. I always end up getting a size that is far too large and end up leaving the bar much more wobbly than I arrived. It is a delicious mix though, filled with deeply stained fruit that has probably seen the inside of the barrel longer than you've been in Paris. As you sit and enjoy the stronger-than-you-think sangria, enjoy the ambiance of this place. Mostly locals (very few tourists here most of the times I've gone) enjoying their evening while sipping on the same delicious concoction that you've ordered. The jukebox is always playing different genres of music and will change from night to night depending on the clientele. If you are lucky enough to grab a table outside, enjoy the sunset on a quiet side street in the center of Paris. Each seating arrangement offers its own enjoyment and I strongly recommend coming a few times to really experience the place. Or at the very least, come order a large pitcher and wobble out to the next bar a happier person.

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  Sheiz Money

  :: 28 October 2016 22:25:31

• fr

  Sophie Cavaille

  :: 16 October 2016 00:24:37