Les Bacchantes
French Restaurant — Chaussée-d'Antin (Paris)
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Les Bacchantes is a charming traditional wine bar located near Boulevard de la Madeleine, close to the Olympia theatre. The establishment offers an authentic bistro atmosphere where customers immediately feel at home. The menu features classic French bistro cuisine, with traditional dishes like andouillette, côte de bœuf, and shared charcuterie platters. The wine list, though concise, is carefully curated, offering quality French wines such as Cornas or Jurançon. The friendly atmosphere often attracts theatre-goers before their performances, creating a lively ambiance early in the evening. The warm staff welcomes guests like regulars, enhancing the charm of this quintessentially Parisian venue.
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Les Bacchantes - Paris 9
Suivez-nous : Mon compteEspace pro 1. Accueil 2. Lieux 3. Les Bacchantes LES BACCHANTES Catégorie : Bars et Cafés > Bar à Vins INFORMATIONS PRATIQUES Lieu 21, Rue Caumartin 75009 Paris 9 01 42 65 25 3 Calcul d'itinéraire Horaires d'ouverture Lundi - Samedi | 11:00 - 00:30 Afficher la carte AGENDA _ Publicité • Communiquez sur votre événement • Référencez un établissement • FAQ / Contact Manifeste • Mentions légales • Paramètres de confidentialité • Mon compte • Sortir de Paris Sortir à Paris, partenaire de l'Office de Tourisme de Paris : Recevez gratuitement le meilleur des sorties à Paris et en Île de France avec notre newsletter, inscription ci-dessous : > MétéoCette semaineCe week-endBons plans
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Just off Boulevard de la Madeleine and next to the Olympia theatre you find this small restaurant. When you step inside it feels as if it has been there for many years. Probably it has. The staff is very welcoming and even if it’s your first time there they make you feel as if you are just coming back to your stam tisch. Many guests come here before going to the theatre so it is very crowded already well before 8PM, which is indeed unusual in Paris. Food is traditional French bistro fare. You can have an andouillette, if you have a penchant for this strong-smelling offal sausage, but fortunately there are many other delicious things to choose from, for example a classic côte de boeuf (a “beef chop” grilled whole and served for two, sliced up – delicious for the carnivorous) or a superb lamb. Several other French classics are on the list too. Try the charcuteries for an entre. If you’re two (or maybe three) it’s perfect to share. And they have delicious cheese too (which is not always the case in restaurants). The wine list is not extensive but well chosen. Try a Cornas from the Durand brothers for 39€ or perhaps a less expensive St Joseph. If you want white, try the absolutely delicious Jurançon from Domaine Hours, full-bodied with lots of taste. And very rare to find in a restaurant. Chose your language. Read the article in: AUTHOR: Britt Karlsson Maker of World's Top Wine Tours. On WBI's Power List of wine journalists. Wine Profile of the Year 2011. We've been named World's Top Wine Tours by Travel + Leisure Magazine. We've written a wine book that won the award World's Best Wine Book for Professionals and another that's been awarded Best Wine Book in Sweden for Professionals. We had (probably) the first web site on wine in Scandinavia in 1996. We publish one of the most read independent wine newsletters on wine. And lots of other things we're proud of too. More articles by this author AUTHOR: Britt Karlsson Maker of World's Top Wine Tours. On WBI's Power List of wine journalists. Wine Profile of the Year 2011. We've been named World's Top Wine Tours by Travel + Leisure Magazine. We've written a wine book that won the award World's Best Wine Book for Professionals and another that's been awarded Best Wine Book in Sweden for Professionals. We had (probably) the first web site on wine in Scandinavia in 1996. We publish one of the most read independent wine newsletters on wine. And lots of other things we're proud of too. More articles by this author Related posts: Explore more from BKWine: OUR WINE TOURS OUR BOOKS OUR WINE TOURS OUR BOOKS
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