La Mezcaleria Paris

I love traveling so much because not only do you get out of your own space and see how different cultures approach life, but you get to meet the coolest people. My girlfriend and I found ourselves in this Mezcaleria on a speakeasy tour, engaged in conversation with a South African couple who had 25+ years of life experience on us and had just moved to the UK. Their sole purpose for moving was so that they could travel more. We talked about all of our travels and all the places we've been, but I found myself listening more than speaking. When I asked their favorite off-the-beaten-path destination, they would not stop raving about Tunisia. "Tunisia?!?" I said in disbelief. I'd never heard of anyone going to Tunisia. "It was absolutely magical" they responded in a strong South African accent and cadence. These are the exact moments I live for. Between sips of a stiff Mezcal Negroni, I asked every follow up question you could think of. "Whats the culture like? Is it a strong European Influence? How did you end up in Tunisia? What's Tunisian cuisine like? Was it a direct flight?" I entered the night not even knowing Tunisia was a country, and here I am weeks later trying to figure out how I can get the time off to go to Tunisia. This, to me, is what life is all about. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

A relaxed and hidden space with a large selection of mezcal and creative cocktails. Maison tomate was one of my favourites with well balanced notes. The service was good and attentive too. Would come back!

I attended the brunch on a Sunday. It was a Latino food brunch, and I was charged 40 euros per person, which included soft drinks but not alcohol. The dining room is relatively small, and the buffet was set up in the patio outside the restaurant. The service was limited but satisfactory. The only downside was that we arrived during the last service, and the churros had run out. Overall, it was a good value for the price.

Wonderful tequila cocktails made with high quality tequila. So many creative spinoffs - visited several years ago, and loved it enough to come back. Menu has evolved since then to also include Asian flavors. Think teriyaki, milk punch, chipotle pepper, etc. (Not all in the same drink). Seemed less touristy and more of a local spot, at least when I visited. A little difficult to find - go through the hotel, and through the kitchen of the Incan restaurant.

The atmosphere is welcoming and the decor is its colorful and done well...the place has a vibe and if we would have had more time i would have gone back. The menu is very creative. I won't ruin it for those aspiring to go with all of the pages... The drinks were delicious. We got some nachos. The restaurants food at inka also looked really good. I definitely recommend making this a stop. Guaranteed good time.

The best cocktails by far. You gotta know the secret on where it is and how to get in to enjoy the libations. Highly recommend the roadlicker and the parsnipty .

Excellent bar! It's kind of a speakeasy because it's tricky to enter. We order different cocktails and they were all good, we tried the monthly beer as well. Fast service, I will definitely recommend.

We loved the experience here! It was a nice challenge to get in and very comfortable for a drink. The decor was beautiful. The drinks were just okay, nothing memorable and I would only return again to share the speakeasy experience with others.