Stumbled upon this nice place to eat and drink near?Sacre Coeur (the Sacred ?heart church). From the outside it says they are a street food and craft beer spot, but inside there was so much more (with soup, raclette, sandwich and cakes). While riding my bicycle I got distracted by the interesting yet tiny facade that led me inside to a selection of "french snacks" as the owner called it, but really was a horde of cheeses sausages and mixed platters paired carefully. Hang with us:?FACEBOOK?**[...]
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Over the weekend I had the chance to partake in a totally Vegan lunch by food pop-up duo Parisites at a darling craft beer restaurant La Fine Mousse. The menu consisted of 3 courses each paired with a craft beer. 100 % Vegan , 100% Beer.? You guys know I'm a food lover and will just about eat anything if it's yummy, and especially if it's healthy. But you know how we seem to think that Vegan is this blanket trend for people who just want to stand out on instagram, create an interrogati[...]
In Paris we're always complaining ?how hard it is to mingle and meet locals, the French are known for being a bit hard to crack, except when alcohol is involved! So one of my advice is to get out and hang where the French are; La Petite Chaufferie is perfect for this. Cosy organic Bar that keeps a?chill local vibe mixing finger food and rotating Djs. The local spot was created with friends in mind for friends to have a place to hang out and drink organic wines, craft beers and artisan produce[...]
It's summer and you want to be able to drink your beer outside in beautiful company - here's our roundup of the coolest spots to go see and be seen. take a break from Tinder try and hook up here instead. For all my party-loving beer enthusiasts, foodies, single in the city and sun seekers. Complete with a printable map too.? 1. La TERRAZA At Galerie Joseph - For the chic and sexy. The only outdoor pop-up champagne bar (GH Mumm baby!) in Paris, does everything right from the carefully executed[...]
Have you been thinking of visiting Montmartre a bit off the beaten path, perhaps wanting to see more than just the tourist spots. You can shop, eat and drink like a local with our city guide of the neighborhood on the hill, in the 18th Arrondissement. Sure there is the Sacre Coeur church, the vineyards and the Montmartre museum, but I wanted to highlight some of the "other" best places to see while here. Mostly from an expat's point of view, having lived in the area and loving the cute sm[...]
Paris is slowly making a name for itself in the craft beer world. And with the 2nd Annual Paris Beer Week?around the corner what better time to round up a little beer guide. ?On this occasion we had a little "tete a tete" aka chit chat with Paris' beer expert and expat Nicole Richardson about some of her best bar locations in the french capital. ?She's the author of the?beer blog Tasting Nitch.?? A map follows at the end of the article! Hang with us:?FACEBOOK?**?GOOGLE +?**?PINTEREST? Photo[...]