Where Can I Get a Draught Beer in a Pub For Under 5 Euro?

I always have trouble finding a place where I can rest my weary bones for an hour or so to sip a nice ale/porter/lager with only reaching into my pocket for pieces of coin.

Any advice?

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If you can adjust your timing it might pay you to see when the Happy Hours are. You can usually tell when a bar has its Happy Hour because that will be the the busiest one on any street. Sometimes, if you follow the crowd, you will find which one has a later Happy Hour.

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Most of the local beers (Stella, Hoegarten, Grimbergen) shouldn%26#39;t run you more than 5 or 6 euro. Now a good beer, that is where Happy hour comes in handy. Bombardier by the Pantheon charges 5-6 euro for the good stuff during HH. Well worth it. What a lovely import, the Happy hour.

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I have a note in my journal for two beers at La Taverne at 155 Blvd St Germain costing 10.2 euros total.

Pjk

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Stella, Hoegaarden and Grimbergen are not really local beers, they%26#39;re all from Belgium. If you ask for %26quot;un demi%26quot; (or %26quot;une pression%26quot;, %26quot;une bière pression%26quot;), you%26#39;ll get the draught beer - usually Kronenbourg or something like that. That%26#39;s almost always cheaper than beer in bottles.

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I love Au Metro in the 14th at 66 rue Raymond Losserand. Beer prices are very reasonable as is the delicious food. It is a sports bar and they also have tables out on the street. This place has everything include nice waiters. My favorite drink there is beer mixed with proseco. So yummy!

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I am amazed that prices in Paris for beer appear to be so high - is this because people are buying bottled beer, or is it more location??

At my local I pay 2€10 for a pression. I don%26#39;t remember prices being that much higher when I was last in Paris. It this because I stayin a more residential area, where the cafe/bar/restaurant wouldn%26#39;t get away with charging that much?

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I typically don%26#39;t enjoy beers I can read thru (aka Coors Lights of Europe) unless they are really cheap, thus Happy hour. I am willing to spend the euro for a pint of the dark stuff.

For less than 3 euro, not sure I have ever seen that, except for a demi at happy hour, but the 50cl are usually the same price. Where was this?

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I stay out in the 19th. There are a couple of decent cafe/bars on the north edge of the parc des buttes chaumont, and a couple of smaller places down avenue lamiere towards Jean Jaures.

The 2€10 pression is down in the loire valley - where my local is

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In Love With Paris - do you mind if I ask if the Beer and Prosecco is the red coloured drink I see people with in the glass the size of a beer glass?

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Student pubs are cheap