Le nantelier sur Saint-Sebastien-Sur-Loire

An exceptional bar, thank you Raymond. A gem in Paris!

In Parisian slang, this bar is called a "boui-boui" (a slang term for a dive or a hole-in-the-wall), it's dirty and low-quality. Yet, it's the memory of Paris. Go there before it disappears; the owner is well past retirement age, much to the chagrin of the submissive France 1, which wants to sell us retirement at 60, or of Generations X, Y, and Z, who prefer sterile, soulless, tasteless coffee shops. Here, history breathes. And if you don't agree... "Stop blathering on, go stick your face against the wall, there's a brick missing."

The cheapest bar in the country

Great atmosphere and very welcoming, really cheap prices

Great bar! I've been going there for ages and the bartender is lovely! Go give him some love 🫶

Keep going, full of love, hoping your debts disappear and leave you room to continue your magnificent human adventure, thank you! Leave him a tip!

Le Nant... what can I say... a neighborhood landmark. It's as grim as it is legendary.

Le Nant, at Raymond's. A cult bar frozen in 1978 with its vinyl banquettes, Formica, and surrounding orange plastic. A themed bar despite itself, and it suits it perfectly. A haunt for regulars, the atmosphere is very pleasant for those who want to take a trip down memory lane, and easy on the wallet too: the prices are ridiculously low.

I've been going there for years, and every evening reveals a new court of miracles. The day good old Raymond finally closes the curtain, we'll be stuck with those awful shops straight out of Stéphane Plaza's show again! Long may it last!

So good, it's been 15 years since I last went back to Nant, without a doubt the best bar in Paris.