The 15 Best Places for Caves in Paris (2024)

Brennan Degan:Great wine bar/ wine store (Cave) with friendly and knowledgeable staff.

Aleksander:Good wine (tasting flight). Vintage champagne was the best of them. Good pricing.

Paris by wine:A little haven of peace in the busy and sometimes creepy Rue Saint-Denis, this champagne bar will allow you to enjoy the delights of the House Fleury, in a cozy and friendly atmosphere. Great service. Read more.

Dan Dhombres:Cave à visiter impérativement !

Joy Ludwig-Mcnu*tt:Cute underground "wine cave" w/ delicious food and great service! Rec dishes: sole almondine, braised lamb w quinoa, steak and French oysters, of course.

BeomWook Han:Crab soup, steak tartar, house wine... very nicely prepared, not salted, well ballanced spicy. Worth to revisit.

Jeremy Fisher:2014 Fooding Guide best cave à manger

Bobby Solomon:Though this pocket-sized cave à manger fills up fast, the vibe rarely turns rowdy, making it an ideal spot for a laid-back drink amongst natural wine lovers.

Journey City Guides:Tiny wine bar rue Saint-Maur. Excellent wine collection to drink with a great selection of small plates. The perfect place to start the evening before trying neighbouring restaurants.

Wim Mathues:Pure magic! Best wines and charcuterie I have ever tasted! Amazing authentic cave with loads of magnificent wines and an owner who knows what he is talking about!

Gregory Wagner:You need help finding the right wine? Shopkeeper Eric Pasquet will guide your search in French, English or Spanish. Best boutique wine shop I have ever been too!!!

Guto Chicanelli:"No french wines". Yeap, a cave, wine shop, without borders ;) Great italian, spanish, greek and south america selection.

Hugo Le Duff:Excellente sélection de vins naturels et biodynamiques, bons conseils !

Jeremie Moritz:Very nice wine cave and place to eat. The boss will find nice wine producers with all prices ranges ! Read more.

Bobby Solomon:Stopped to have a couple glasses of champagne and it was lovely. Owner was super kind and helpful 👍🏻

Paris by wine:The ideal place for those who want to chill and taste very different wines. The wine list is a treasure itself, and almost all the French regions are represented. Don't show up too late!

Pelin - The pAristique:With a huge wine cave brands from every where around the world this place is a dream come true

Ashleigh Gardner:Explore the wine cave in the basem*nt! Fantastic grocery store with a selection from all over the world

citizenM:Best selection of different foods, candies, chocolates, wines... imported American favorites, prepared foods and gourmet items from all over the world, all in one grocery store. We are feeling hungry! Read more.

Shirley Yuan:Super fresh seafood, ceviche is a must get. Great ambiance. Can go to la cave (wine bar across the st) while waiting to be seated, they will call them when your tables rdy.

Noah Weiss:Fantastic seafood from Septime crew. Go to the cave du Septime to wait for hours of wine.

Matthew Huie:co*ckles in savagnin beurre blanc was a star dish. Well worth the wait to eat here! Also, being Canadian, the Bloody Caesar was a must-have 👌

Jofre:Pick a bottle from the wine cave next door

Charles H:Absolutely good food here. You can BYO wine that you just bought from the wine store "La cave du Barav". Make early reservations as the place is often packed with pretty student girls ;)

Melforss:Excellent cheese plate and helpful friendly staff! Always packed. Nice small street just off the busy tourist streets of Marais

Girish Sachdev:Great wine cave

Diederik:Extensive grocery store in the basem*nt with everything: excellent meat and cheese counter. Good wine selection. Stock up here!

Weronika Hollevik:A great place, with all the things you need.

Kate Gold:Bring some friends to share in Bertrand Bluy’s family style dinner at this cave à manger. An absolute favorite

Adam Friedman:Hidden gem. Set menu every night w an endless selection of wines. Must-go if in Paris.

Dolce&Gabbana:This narrow wine shop with just a few tables and a bar is home to a chef with haute cuisine credentials. Great menu with sophisticated bistro cooking served family-style in cast-iron and copper pots.

Nikki Wegner:Great music. Dancing jazz in a cave. Great service.

Ellie Marinova:Extremely fun and vibrant place. Old cellar and smooth jazz is definitely a delightful combination. Highly recommended!

Dolce&Gabbana:The design of this legendary jazz club has been compared to a labyrinthine cellar, that according to legend, was once used by Rosicrucians and by those linked to Freemasonry.

Ed Gomaa:Natural and organic wine at cave prices + uncorking fee + eclectic menu and good tunes makes for a great night out. Must reserve, two services so either by 20h30 or 22h30...enjoy

Yazmin Gutierrez:Just try anything the have in the menu du jour, we had an outstanding meal with Boujolqis wine, everything was delicious.

Richard P.:Like Paris used to be. If you can't help but be an obnoxious tourist, please don't go -- you'll spoil it for everyone.

Lingwei Kong:Nice good, good music! Love the jazz cave downstairs, nothing pretentious, love it simple and cozy!

Grantica 79:Intimate, jazz cavo' in the middle of montmartre behind moulin rouge.

Martin Bonheur:Tuesday and Wenesday are jam nights. Other days are gigs. All kind of jazz : Swing, bebop, blues...

Jamie Martin:The roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, pasta and foie gras are delicious! Great service, excellent lunch!

Olivia slu*tsky:This place was delicious and the service incredible. You could tell it was truly a family run cafe. Amazing sour dough bread, risotto and charcuterie.

Alper D.:Good service nice food desserts and vine.