Looking for good happy hour recommendations in the 7th district…so good restaurant to hit afterwards there as well would be great.
Posted by
Surrey, UK
106 posts
I assume you mean in Paris?
Happy hour is not often seen in France, so just find a bar you like the look of.
And check out the restaurants on the way.
Posted by
L'Occitanie, France
10848 posts
FYI: Actually France does have happy hour now, but it just means certain beverages are at a slightly reduced rate from 5-7, hours where people typically have a snack (goûter) rather than an apéro .
Another innovation is brunch in a lot of places on weekends.
Posted by
Vacaville, Ca
1473 posts
A nice place to enjoy sunset, Rosa Bonheur sur Seine: https://rosabonheur.fr/lieu/rosa-sur-seine/
Posted by
Atlanta, GA, USA
891 posts
Just about every bar and Café. I went by seem to have some kind of happy hour now they weren’t outstanding and great but they were having happy hour.
So I would just look around near where you are and see if you see any signs that imply there’s a happy hour going on.
Posted by
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA
15172 posts
The last few years I've seen the terrace at l'Eclair on Rue Cler packed with happy hour folks. It's usually a fairly young after work crowd.
I like to eat at Cafe Roussillon just down the street on the corner. If you are in the mood for Italian, there is a very good Italian restaurant just a block and a bit east of Rue Cler on Avenue de Grenelle called Di Felice. A friend had a wonderful meal at Le Florimond on Avenue de la Motte-Picquet just east of Rue Cler. I've also had friends have good meals at Auberge Bressane which is just another block or so down Av de la Motte-P. I have not eaten at the last 2 as they both have fairly "meaty" menus and I'm mostly vegan.
http://www.leflorimond.com/menu-fr/
https://www.auberge-bressane.com
Any interest in WWII history? There is a cool cafe with such an interesting history that I would like to go there sometime when their chalkboard reveals something I think I could eat, lol.