Emblematic of the Paris of the people, these open-air dance halls on the banks of the Marne, captured on canvas by Renoir, have kept their appeal intact.
Fairy lights, accordions and wooden dance floors, the “guinguettes” propose traditional fare at lunch and dinner, not forgetting the tea-dance.
It is on a brand new floating barge, with a large terrace on the quays open during the summer season, that the Rosa Bonheur......
Tucked away in the Buttes-Chaumont park, this friendly open-air tavern, or 'guinguette', with its nice terrace is a great place......
Housed in a real Swiss cottage bought by the city of Paris during the 1867 World Expo before being installed on the island of......
You choose between the "bistronomic" menu, the buffet menu, or the "rascal" menu, served at the counter. A real open-air cafe......
Opened in early summer 2014, La Javelle is a new guingette, a type of open-air Parisian drinking establishment, near the Parc......
Chez Gégène is an iconic tavern on the bank of the Marne. Checkered tablecoths, ambiance music, good food... all the ingredients......
Ever since the first Parisian concert by the Sex Pistols in 1976, the Chalet du Lac today brings the spirit of dance up to date.......
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