Cocktail Bars Paris

Dear Cocktailfriends, The following bar is known as the most difficult bar to find. Why you may ask? Because it's located behind a washing machine (I kid you not). After you find this extraordinary location, you will find a small, cosy bar with cocktails starting from only 9 euros (and pretty good ones I might add). It's an experience you really need to have, It's a throwback to the Eastern Bunny who gave you a visit and you were searching for eggs like an idiot for 4 hours straight but were thrilled every time you found one. This bar is quite similar, first you seek then you find and you are thrilled every time a cocktail comes to your table. They even have swings inside. You may think I'm making this all up, but I'm really not. You just have to go there and see for yourself. Price: starts at 9 euros Tip: Raspberries cocktails are recommended. Location: LAVOMATIC in Paris (75010) Stay Tuned & Safe! Your Cocktail Journalist, Lou

Dear Cocktailfriends, Because everyone of us is currently staying at home, we can't do our favorite spare time activity; searching for nice cocktail bars. Although this is a hard situation right now, we can still try to make the best out of it. It's Sunday and what better to do than to try something new? We all miss the fresh cocktails on a terrace in the sun, but I will give you some quick tips on how to make a delicious cocktail all from your kitchen counter. The first and easiest cocktail I always make when it's sunny outside. The all-time classic "Gin Tonic". This is probably one of the easiest cocktails ever, almost easier than just drinking the gin from the bottle. How do you make it at home?  - Find some Gin (pretty important ingredient) - Schweppes Tonic or any other Tonic you may find (I used the new edition Schweppes Tonic Pink with berries) - Ice cubes - If you use a pink tonic, put a couple of strawberries or raspberries in you

Dear Cocktailfriends, Today, I'll be sharing my first three favorite Cocktail Bars in Paris. One of my all-time favorite is Little Red Door. You can recognize this bar by, you can probably already guess, their Little Red Door. This bar is quite popular so one tip I can give you guys is to come early if you hate waiting in queues. In France, especially Paris, it is normal to wait in queues when going to a restaurant or bar. They offer wonderfull drinks and the setting is really cool. Price: around 13-15 euro for a cocktail. For all the students who don't have a lot of money to spend on decent cocktails, I have the solution for you. Le Crocodile, very famous among students in Paris. It's not only a bar but also a concept. In every cocktail, the bartender puts a crocodile candy. The bartender knows around 360 kinds of different cocktails. The bar has long happy hours and a very friendly bartender/owner. Price: around 7 euro for a cocktail. For all my fa