Bar À Bulles

A friend brought us here when visiting paris, would of had no idea this place was here unless she recommended it but was happy she did. Loved the atmosphere and the cocktails were great.

A wonderful quaint little rooftop bar and club that serves brunch. The vibe is awesome and very french. It has an open layout on the roof so you can get indoors or stay out under umbrellas. 25 euros get you all you can have coffee-tea-juice-croissants-bread and then it's a 2 course breakfast which includes the main dish + fruit/dessert. Another 5 euros will get you cocktails. Not bad at all.

Such a special and unique place! Hidden jam, I would say!

A cute little bar snuggled on the Moulin Rouje - Bar a Bulles is definitely a spot to check out if you're around. The have a cosy ambience and great cocktails that are from 12-16€, while beers start at 5,50€. I'd 100% recommendthis spot for a few drinks.

My friend took us there to grab a quick drink before dinner ! The atmosphere is super, with the Moulin Rouge right above us ! Our Chardonnay was tasty, service was great, the ambiance and the vibe of the Moulin Rouge is so special and specific to this place. Not to be missed !

Not so hidden bar in Paris 18th. Great location with a lovely view, good cocktails and staff are kind of friendly. A bit pricey but the worth to be visited. Try it if you are near Moulin Rouge

Service is 1 star, bar tenders super rude (we got the feeling we were bothering them) and not ready to help or welcome you. No one to explain where to go or what to do once you get the table. Be ready to queue if tables are full! Food and drinks are 3 stars, quite pricey for what you get. Location is super nice if you get to be on the windmill side. Very unique! Seating can be improved. The stool was uncomfortable and not balanced.

We stopped by for a quick wine before dinner. The indoor decoration is very bohemian and I imagine the atmosphere would be awesome at night. However, during the day it felt almost peaceful when we reached the rooftop with the Moulin Rouge windmill. The upper balcony was a beautiful little sun trap for a winter’s day. And with 2 glasses of wine for €13 - I can’t complain at the price paired with that view!

Wowwwwww. Did you know that you can have drinks next to the windmill on the rooftop at Moulin Rouge?! AND they have OUTSTANDING cocktails?! Well, you can!! Came here with my friends and got to experience both the roof and the room downstairs (after it started raining). The inside has an eclectic mix of lamps hanging from the ceiling and a super cool vibe. It seemed like a lot of locals hang out here based on the language everyone was speaking. The bartender was super nice too and of course responded in English when I tried to order in French. Great charcuterie, too. This place is a MUST when you come to Paris!

My Mom introduced me to Bar a Bulles, which has great "curb appeal" although their Sunday brunch was popin' (people everywhere) Mais bien sur, the French especially love catching some rays so any sunny outdoor spot they can get they will hitch a tent if you let them. lol I must have walked around the whole perimeter of the place about 5-6 times, maybe more before were able to get a prime table in a prime spot. First downside that I noted: that day was self-seating which isn't the best idea for that type of establishment especially with the brunch menu that they serve. The Food was really good, they have a few options to chose from: Scrambled eggs on a toasted bun with Bacon, salmon or just veggies with a side of sweet potato fries and another 3 options for dessert, during my visit they had Panna Cotta, Cheesecake or dessert of the day: fruit salad in a cute jar. We opted for the cheesecake for which I was so pleased with my decision as soon as I took the first bite. They also offer unlimited viennoiserie (croissant & pain au chocolat pastries) , bread and unlimited drinks (fruits juices, coffee and teas) All this for 24 euros, incoyable mais vrai =) As I touched on before, this venue has such great potential. I'm not sure how things re ran during the week but on sunny days when they offer all that you can eat options they should also offer better seating assistance. I think a sign in sheet could go a long way. I even saw some tables playing what I call musical tables, picking up and moving to another, shadier table at their whim when you have newcomers walking in and busers taking anywhere up to 15-20 mins to clean tables because of all of the multitasking and running around that they're doing to keep everything stocked. That said the staff was cool and sympa I just wish that there were either a couple more people to go around or that were better organized. I look forward to trying Bar a Bulles again in the near future.

I love this spot. For the past few weeks it's my go-to secluded terrace spot as it's away from the street. Their small plates which I find reasonably priced. Only downside is that because it's so popular, on a Friday particularly, 10 mins after opening you'll struggle to get a spot outside.