Cocktails in Paris

Get Away This Valentine’s Day

Here are some recommendations for celebrating Valentine’s Day as a couple or with friends. Any excuse is good for having a great evening given the current events, even if the temperatures make you want to stay on your couch!

CopperBay Lancaster: Located on the Champs-Élysées, famous for its luxury boutiques, CopperBay Lancaster offers a Mediterranean-inspired cocktail menu. This award-winning French cocktail bar opened its third location at Hôtel Lancaster last year. For Valentine’s Day, couples can enjoy live vinyl sets while sipping on cocktails like the Tiramisu and Tapenade. After drinks, guests can savor a six-course Valentine’s menu curated by head chef Sebastien Giroud. Those staying at Hôtel Lancaster can opt for the “A Starry Romance” package, which includes access to a private rooftop spa for the evening.

Little Red Door: Explore the Marais, a trendy district with a village feel, and visit Little Red Door for signature cocktails. This Valentine’s Day, step through the iconic red door and enjoy a romantic atmosphere. The Twisted Mirrors menu features cocktails that celebrate craft and sustainability. Try the Venus, made with pear eau-de-vie, whisky, absinthe, and fizz, for a toast to love.

The Honey Moon: Situated in the 11th Arrondissement, known for its bohemian and vibrant nightlife, The Honey Moon is one of Paris’s first tapped cocktail bars. This Valentine’s Day, visit this 90’s inspired bar for its intimate atmosphere, creative cocktails, and excellent service. The new tapped cocktail menu features both classic and original creations, emphasizing seasonal ingredients and innovative techniques. Highlights include the Appletini, a blend of candy-apple martini and dry vodka, and Mizuwari No.2, a whiskey cocktail with umami-rich syrup and toasted rice green tea.

La Compagnie St Germain: In the 6th Arrondissement, known for its quintessential French art de vivre, La Compagnie St Germain is an iconic wine bar. For Valentine’s Day, it offers a selection of grower champagnes and rare wines from French domaines. With small plates like Prosciutto al Tartufo and Burrata with lemon, pesto, and arugula, it’s the perfect intimate spot for couples. The sommeliers can guide you through their extensive wine list and pairings.