Admit
it: posing seductively in a bar, slaying them all with your wit in a
café and pigging out on cakes in a tea room are among your top
Paris fantasies.If
you can get to know Paris' cafés and bars, you can get to know
Paris. These are the city's sitting rooms, the places where everybody
comes for a natter, a drink, and – more often than you might think
– a canoodle; this is Paris. Legendary after-hours boozer magnet
Polly Magoo is no more, but don't listen to the scaremongers who bemoan
the decline of the 'zincs' (the old-style cafés with their impressive
array of irregular regulars); there's plenty left for traditionalists,
and lots of great new places, too. Parisian cafés and bars are
fantastic for a spot of people-watching: you'll see the sozzled old
Gainsbourg-alikes, the pretty young things who fall out of bed looking
like film stars, the dazed and confused and those gangs of middle-aged
ladies who look for all the world like they've been bingeing on gorilla
biscuits and are ready for a punch-up. Note that prices are generally
lowest standing at the bar, slightly higher seated inside and highest
on the terrace outside. And don't forget that while you're drinking
in the sights and sounds, people will be having a look at you, too.
Santé!
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Admit
it: posing seductively in a bar, slaying them all with your wit in a
café and pigging out on cakes in a tea room are among your top
Paris fantasies.If
you can get to know Paris' cafés and bars, you can get to know
Paris. These are the city's sitting rooms, the places where everybody
comes for a natter, a drink, and – more often than you might think
– a canoodle; this is Paris. Legendary after-hours boozer magnet
Polly Magoo is no more, but don't listen to the scaremongers who bemoan
the decline of the 'zincs' (the old-style cafés with their impressive
array of irregular regulars); there's plenty left for traditionalists,
and lots of great new places, too. Parisian cafés and bars are
fantastic for a spot of people-watching: you'll see the sozzled old
Gainsbourg-alikes, the pretty young things who fall out of bed looking
like film stars, the dazed and confused and those gangs of middle-aged
ladies who look for all the world like they've been bingeing on gorilla
biscuits and are ready for a punch-up. Note that prices are generally
lowest standing at the bar, slightly higher seated inside and highest
on the terrace outside. And don't forget that while you're drinking
in the sights and sounds, people will be having a look at you, too.
Santé! 
