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Cool Paris bars for the hip and trendy
Cool Paris bars for the hip and trendy PARIS (AFP) Finding a cool bar to have a drink in Paris can often be a surprisingly challenging experience.
Despite the French capital's enviable status as both fashion kingpin and the world's most visited city, most wateringholes still fall into a few uninspiring categories: dingy, insalubrious dives, chainstore looking outfits aimed at cautious tourists, or eyewateringly expensive designer venues where you'll struggle to get past the snooty doormen.
But where there's pastis, there's hope. Sprinkled across the City of Light, tucked away in areas far from the wellworn, tourist trail are a growing number of trendy, young hangouts sexing up the capital's drinking scene.
The Oberkampf area in the 11th arrondissement is bursting with a mishmash of bars. A standout is MangeDisque. Throbbing electronic music, contemporary art exhibitions and funky furniture attract a musicloving crowd who come to shimmy the night away oakley military (http://www.multiengineflighttraining.com), fuelled by the homegrown vintage.
"I had originally wanted to open a record shop but because my family produce wine I thought it'd be fun to have a place where people can drink, buy records and local artists could show their work," explained owner Hubert Plauzolles, whose family produce wine in the southwestern Languedoc region.
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Those seeking something stiffer can head to Le Rosso, another 11th arrondissement hotspot just a short walk from MangeDisque.
An international crowd squeezes nightly into this tiny, crimsoncoloured bar, lured by its impressive cocktail list and equally alluring bar staff windows product key (http://www.bamboo-way.com), which includes a former male model.
Mohijtodrinking punters balance on red bar stools while the sound system pumps out new wave guitar bands like the Kaiser Chiefs and Arctic Monkeys.
The owners, Burkinan Kadi Traore and Englishman Ben Lethbridge, reflect the bar's cosmopolitan mix. They set it up a couple of years ago after working together at Lethbridge's first bar in the area, Zero Zero on Rue Amelot.
"It's hard to find a local bar that does a really good cocktail in Paris, so that's why we come here," said Nicole Gifford, a 26 yearold British jewellerymaker who moved to Paris five years ago.
"It's a cool place for girls too because it's not full of men trying to pick you up."
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"People don't come here for the way it looks," said manager Eric Bollaert gesturing towards the unremarkable, scruffy 1970s interior.
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"You walk in and the combination of the cold, the music and the lighting gives people an almost otherworldly experience," said director Jerome Foucauld, who describes a stint at the Ice Bar as "being in a Zen bubble".
If you need to come back down to earth after a trip to the Ice Bar then the canalside Bar Ourq in the 19th arrondissement is the perfect place to chill out.
Like the 18th, the 19th is a surprising location for one of the city's trendiest bars.
"When I set the bar up four years ago I couldn't afford to be in one of the more beautiful, upmarket areas but this is actually a really charming spot," said owner Jerome Naccache.
In the summer, daytime drinkers hire petanques sets (French bowls) to play under the trees or surf online thanks to a free wireless connection.
Nightfall brings an eclectic crowd from across the city who gather in the bright, urbancool interior to listen to local DJs or share a cheap, overthecounter meal.
"Look at this," Naccache said proudly. "How many places in Paris are there where you can have a drink outside next to the water ティファニー (http://www.vpj.co.jp/company/info.html). It's very beautiful, non?"
Addresses: Le MangeDisque hermes belt (http://www.davidhuculak.com), 58, rue de la FontaineauRoi, 75011, tel 01.58.30.87.07; Rosso Cafe, 4 bis rue NeuvePopincourt, 75011 pandora beads (http://www.windsorrtc.com), tel 01.49.29.06.36; La Perle, 78 beats by dre (http://www.assorteddesignforman.com), Rue Vielle du Temple, 75003; Ice bar, 15 passage Ruelle, 75018, 01.42.05.20.00; Le Bar Ourq, 68, Quai de la Loire chan luu (http://www.hr-controlling.com), 75019.
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