BAR SIGNATURE

One is not born, but rather becomes, a bar” Our apologies to Simone de Beauvoir for this paraphrase, but it is nonetheless true that a few ice cubes, an aged malt and a bit of fine wood do not a literary bar make. First, it needs a setting.

Built as a home in 1750, this house greeted many writers such as Chateaubriand. It was converted into a hotel in 1815.

Since then, a mysterious agreement has tied a link beyond time between literature and those who write it, Publish it and comment it. As one would observe the rites and habits of large animals by going to their watering holes, each generation with a passion for arts, literature and those who write it has run to approach the impassioned and inevitably passionate world of literature.

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Le Fontenoy (100 m)

Bar James Joyce - Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain (300 m)

Le Bistrot De Paris (300 m)

CRAVAN Paris 6e (500 m)

Le Butterfly Bar (500 m)

Le Bar (500 m)

Leroy's Bar (600 m)

Aware (600 m)

Bar Aristide (600 m)

Joséphine (600 m)

Wilde's Lounge At L'Hotel (600 m)

Chai Antoine (700 m)

Comptoir Des Canettes (700 m)

Chez Georges (700 m)

La Peña (700 m)