In a central location and a good price quality ratio. This is a classic in Paris and offers a nice wine list and good food. Many wines offered by the glass. The bar and restaurant offer some of the lesser known wineries andthis is a good opportunity to drink something else and not be a "label" drinker. Enjoy!

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Metro: Bourse

This is a new concept of beer bar imported from Spain, which already has 10 locations throughout France. When you enter the drum, one motto: You are never better served than by oneself.

The principle: on each table, a beer tap; in your pocket, a card offering free access to the pumps.A sort of self-service beer, usability and more. Your key card gives you access to 12 varieties of quality beers: Belgian, red fruit, strong or developed ... accompanied by "tapas houses," sausages (porcini mushrooms, pepper, Beaufort, smoked ...), cold cuts and cheeses very attractive prices, there is something for everyone! - the barrel is also an atmosphere where all fans and insiders of rock, pop, electro will appreciate the freshness of a variety of beers while listening to their favorite songs .  And since everyone is not necessarily fond of beer, you can also enjoy the sweetness cocktails and mojitos. The one negative is the card system used to charge for the beers. This is pre-paid and no refunds are given on the money paid up in advance. This means you need to "plan" your consumption in advance. The concept is nice and worth a visit. Becareful charging that card!

Metrostop: Bonne Nouvelle

Across the road from the railway station in Konstance. They serve ok coffee and a decent espresso. Which believe me is quite hartd to find in Germany. The baked goods are ok. Service is fine and to the point. If you just want a coffee join the left queue and not the right as this is for food only. Tends to be busy at the weekend when a lot of the Swiss invade Konstance :) I like this as the price/quality ration is good. The quality of the baked goods is ok but do not expect miracles. Go here for a quick but ok cup of coffee.

Who would believe that Ireland is a wine producing country? Yes it is! It is actually listed as a wine producing country. The Wine architect is David Llewellyn not the Welsh novelist and script writer but the now famous Irish winemaker that created the first commercial Irish winery in Lusk. You find lusk 30 kilometers north of Dublin.