This tiny wine bar (its name means wardrobe), where bottles line the walls like books in a library, is perfect for an end-of-the-day snifter, preferably accompanied by one of...

This unpretentious wine bar is popular with the area's craftsmen and artisans. Lunchtimes are heaving, so unless you're after the sit-down menu du jour (€13) served at the...

It sells wine, certainly - great barrels of the stuff are piled high and sold by the glass at very reasonable prices. But the Red Baron is not just a wine bar - more a local...

Not to be confused with several other cafés of the same name, this one-room bistro à vins has changed very little over the years. Faded net curtains, Duralex tumblers behind...

This organic-only cave à vins doubles up as a wine bar and restaurant. Although wine (around €4 per glass) is the focus at Le Verre Volé, you're obliged to eat; a hearty...

At first glance, Les Fines Gueules might seem like an ordinary corner café, but a closer look at the menu reveals unusual attention to ingredients at this mini wine bar/bistro....

The 19th-century passage des Panoramas contains an eclectic collection of shops and restaurants - among them this wildly popular wine bar opened by the former owners of La...

Mark Williamson and Tim Johnston founded Willi's Wine Bar in 1980, and today this chic bistro near the Palais-Royal seems as modern as ever. The key to its success has been the...