Chez Agnes sur Pantin

Good restaurant with a unique atmosphere in the evening. We had a little trouble chatting because of the music, but it was still enjoyable.

My HQ. Cool vibe; if you're looking for a place that's not too hipster, with a friendly, alternative crowd, this is the place.

A great place to take a break during a mountain bike ride! 🚴‍♀️ We stopped for food and drinks. The setting is very pleasant and the waiter was really friendly and welcoming. A lovely stop that I highly recommend!

Great stop along the canal... Very rustic!

The bar is really cool because it's very open, open in the sense that access to the terrace or the dock is continuous, you can sit wherever you like, there are lots of different seating options (chairs, armchairs, sofas, benches, etc.), there's plenty of space and when it's full you can always find somewhere else to sit. In short, the place is very cool.

Very pretty, friendly staff. A minor drawback is the prices and the service at the counter.

Nice atmosphere by the Ourcq canal.

Open, inclusive, and with a great terrace

Never eaten or drunk here! but I play here a lot (voice+acoustic guitar). The staff and guests are very welcoming and appreciative!

I visited this establishment in a wheelchair. The location is good and seems to have potential, but it is clearly not accessible, nor designed to accommodate people with reduced mobility. However, as a public establishment (ERP), this place is subject to the accessibility requirements defined by the law of February 11, 2005, which mandates independent access to services for everyone. During my visit, an employee asked my companion to order and pay for me at the bar. I was therefore forced to hand over my bank card, which is contrary to the principle of user autonomy and dignity. However, simple adjustments exist and are a matter of both common sense and the law: - taking orders directly from the person concerned - providing a mobile payment terminal - respecting the priority access granted by the Disability Inclusion Card (CMI) As things stand, it is impossible for me to visit this establishment alone, since I cannot order or pay independently. This situation constitutes a breach of equal access to the service. I deeply regret this lack of consideration for my disability, which has made me feel excluded. Corrective measures are necessary to comply with the law and guarantee dignified service for everyone.