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Where to have a beer with friends at the start of the school year?

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The Editor

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Hello everyone, sailors! So, have we returned to the deck after the holidays? Just for your beautiful tanned faces, we have prepared a selection of super-friendly bars where you can indulge in a cold beer and make the most of the Indian summer.

Every year, it's the same dilemma in September: at the end of the day, finding a new HQ to have a drink on a sunny terrace and enjoy the last hours of summer. The fanciest one: Brasserie Auteuil Who would have thought that an old train station in the outskirts of Paris would transform into an ultra-trendy brasserie, halfway between a beautiful vacation home with a warm atmosphere and a contemporary loft? That's what awaits you at Brasserie Auteuil, spacious and full of greenery. Brasserie Auteuil 78, rue d'Auteuil - 16th More info: [link to website] The sunniest one: Sir Winston In one of the oldest English pubs in Paris, you can find a lively table open every day from breakfast to dinner. You can enjoy...A shared and spicy cuisine signed by the Anglo-Indian chef Manoj Sharma in a colorful setting. But most importantly, in the basement, you will find an amazing speakeasy, perfect for enjoying some excellent fresh beers. Le Sir Winston 5, rue Presbourg - 16th More info: [link](https://www.sirwinston.fr/) The most melodious: Café Rive Droite For karaoke lovers, look no further and head to Café Rive Droite located in the heart of Paris (it doesn't get more central than this) to sing along with your colleagues or friends. Café Rive Droite 2, rue Berger - 1st [Image](https://uploads.lebonbon.fr/source/2020/paris/sept/image00070.jpeg)More info 

The most friendly: Le Passage

Feeling a little hungry? Head to this neighborhood bar to eat and share, hidden in the middle of Passage Saint-Sébastien between Rue Amelot and Boulevard Richard Lenoir. On the menu: sublime and delicate traditional cuisine that changes very often, so you can always come back without getting bored.

Le Passage
46 Rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard - 5th arrondissement

The most indulgent: Les Initiés

If you want to accompany your beer with a variety of market cuisine, then you should go to Les Initiés: for a mushroom, camembert & grilled bacon bruschetta, a sesame seed, soy & rocket "sashimi" tuna carpaccio, or a delicious beef tartare, now you know the address.perfect evening.

The Insiders
3, Rue Treilhard - 8th 

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