Nice place. The selection is quite good, with a strong range of French beers along with plenty from America, Scandinavia and Belgium. The prices range from very good to absurd; I saw one French black IPA for €30 (this price was confirmed by the guy working). I assume that price is the result of an accounting error somewhere along the way, and aside from that most standard beers range from €3.00 to €7.00 or so. The staff guy when I visited was great, very attentive without being overbearing. He provided some bread and creme fraiche (gratis) along with my beer, which was a nice touch. This place is a must-visit beer stop for anyone visiting Paris.

limited and expensive selection, but its a beer store that permits you to crack bottles there. Selection is mostly Belgian which is kinda pointless being so close, the french bottles are a bit small compared to other options. Worth stopping by if close but not worth a trek.

Small beershop/bar with 4-5 tables inside and 3 tables outside. Very attentive girl who knows about beers and speaks English. Selection of 120-150 beers, 30 of them you can try there. More expensive than Cave, but hey, you’re in Paris and drinking Mikkeller, Nogne and some Americans also. Has small selection of food, more like a snacks - it’s not expensive, so it’s nice to have a bite while drinking beers.

On a narrow street surrounded by other restaurants. Small place with nowhere near the selection of Le Bulles, and far more Belgian than French beers. Light snacks only for food. The young girl working was very busy, and I had the impression she might be the owner, but she was very friendly. It is kind of a weird place in that it is a bottle shop, and you can drink beer there, and you can also have light snacks. I have never seen anything quite like it, but worth a look if you want to eat. I had a ham and cheese sandwich, as well as a bowl of salami with mustard and cheese cubes.

This a wonderful shop/bar on a backstreet in the St. Germaine neighborhood. The owner, Cecile, can’t be out of her mid-twenties, but she was extremely knowledgable, not only about French beers, but also about her Belgian selections. To get around the local laws, she can sell you a snack, so you can enjoy your selection at the tables inside or out on the sidewalk. She also has proper glassware for sale. This a must visit for all beer loving visitors to Paris.

Was a little harder to find, so make sure you have a paper or offline digital map. When entering it turned out there was only 1 spot left, so with more make sure to make a reservation for a table. Yes, also for just drinking! Or go earlier - should be quiet before 5. Very cosy, atmospheric decorated place that is both a shop and a bar. Works surprisingly well. The girl (owner?) was super busy but very friendly and clearly knowledgeable. The guy was friendly too and both speak good English. No tap and only a somehat limited selection of chilled bottles, but a quality selection with interesting stuff. Had some good French micros, together with a really nice plate of cheeses and charcuterie. Hence, an excellent combination of craft beer, quality ’snacks’ and personal service. Also a wide and well thought out selection of beers, although the French selection is a bit limited. Finally, prices were reasonable (especially for Paris). Great location; just be there early or make a reservation!

Service is nice. Selection is quite good for paris standards. Ambiance is ok but could be better. Didn’t try the food tough.

Small and cozy place with beers lining the walls. Easy access from the St. Michelle area. Heavy student population and it gets crowded in a fun way at night. Bit thin on the lambics when I visited but they did have a good selection of de molen. Great place to grab a good beer in Paris.

In realtà si tratta di un beershop adattato a stuzzicheria (piattini microscopici a 5/6€, taglieri non certo enormi a 12€), ma la selezione, specialmente confrontata con il resto dei locali, è impressionante: un sacco di Belgio (anche lambic), UK, USA (Rogue, Flying Dog, Great Divide), modernisti nordici (Nøgne Ø, Mikkeller, De Molen) e qualcosina di francese (uno scaffalino solo). Purtroppo la prassi è la seguente: ci sono una serie (minuta) di birre già in fresco, e se si vuole consumare qualcos’altro bisogna darlo al bancone da mettere in frigo per dopo. il locale chiude alle 21, la proprietaria poco prima ha già smesso di servire. Tempo di andare in bagno e tornare e già c’è l’addition sul tavolo; pago ed esco un po’ rassegnato, ma almeno i prezzi della birra non sono stati vertiginosi: come beershop è caro, ma ad un locale 3.90€/4.50€ per 33cl (la Rogue 10€) è decisamente sotto la media parigina.

Awesome bottle-bar. Cozy room with a ancient stone ceiling and a couple of tables. The beers are arranged on shelves around the room. Great selection, mainly belgians but quite a few good international offerings and french micros as well. A limited subset of bottles is in the cooler, but they offer to quickly cool anything in stock. Friendly and helpful staff. Prices are in the lower end for Paris. Definitely worth a visit!