Top Rated Nightlife in Champagne & Brie Region

This establishment, known as Le Bar, is popular among both Parisians and guests of the world-renowned Four Seasons Hotel George V. There is a lovely view of the avenue George V, one of Paris' chicest streets. The bar serves coffees and teas, cocktails (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic), milkshakes, and a light menu featuring snacks, salads and sandwiches as well as a more heartier of duck, scallops and beef tartare. It is a perfect place to relax with a glass of your favorite beverage.

Overlooking Boulevard du Temple in Paris, Bisou. is a casual cocktail bar. In addition to reasonably-priced cocktails, they even serve other drinks like coffee, tea and milkshakes. They use high-quality and seasonally-available ingredients to prepare their drinks. They also offer outdoor seating arrangements which is perfect for the warm summer months. This dimly-lit restaurant’s lively ambience and cool music will keep you coming back for more. This cocktail bar is a great place to visit with friends and colleagues.

Blink and you may miss the almost hidden door to the Experimental Cocktail Club. This one-room bar makes for a fun and intimate evening no matter who you're with. Like the name suggests, this place is known for its exquisite cocktails and for the crafty bartenders who make them, so you know you can't just have one drink! With live DJs setting the mood and keeping the atmosphere lively, the Experimental Cocktail Club will become your new favorite hangout.

Hidden away behind two wood-slat doors, the sixth district's Castor Club is a hidden destination perfect for special nights out. The interiors are nothing short of modern, raw wood tones and photo-prints serving as lamp shades offering a little something different for the eye. The cocktail menu contains a run of well-known favorites, although esoteric ingredients such as shrub syrups and even salty sea water make appearances in some of the bar's creations. Make sure to try the Moscow Mule, served in a copper cup with a cucumber spear.

UC-61, as its name might suggest, is inspired by a World War I submarine. This cocktail bar is inconspicuously located with no signage and only a buzzer for patrons in the know. The decor features vintage furniture, antiques, a captain's quarters and an old telephone switchboard that resembles the hull of a submarine. Behind the bar, award-winning mixologist, Anaïs Teulier pours out contemporary cocktails like Cucumber & Basil Martini, Creole Spleen, Pink Honey Snyder and La Vie A Deux.

Your search for one of the best drinks in Paris comes to an end at The Danico, which has even been featured in the top 100 cocktail bars in the world. This speakeasy will impress you in every way with its wonderfully prepared drinks, delectable beverages, and tasty quick eats. It is hidden behind the pizza restaurant Daroco Bourse. Each season brings a new menu to this cocktail lounge. High ceilings and magnificent interior design with contemporary furnishing and décor define the mood of this hip bar.