Cravan
Trocadéro & Passy
Franck Audoux's cocktail bar in a 1911 Hector Guimard Art Nouveau building.
The Marais corner where natural wine, oysters and serious cocktails collapse into one room.
Le Mary Celeste sits on a busy 3e corner and has, for over a decade, defined a particular Marais hybrid: a wine bar that takes oysters seriously, a cocktail bar that takes producers seriously, and a small-plates kitchen that doesn't pretend to be a restaurant. The natural wine list is one of the more adventurous in the city; the kimchi burger and veal tartare have become reference dishes. The room is loud, bright, and friendly, closer in spirit to a Brooklyn corner bar than a Parisian bistro, which is precisely why it works for anyone tired of the old script. Walk in early; the bar fills by 8.
Walk-in friendly, sit at the bar and order three oysters, the burger, and a glass of whatever the staff just opened.
At a Glance
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Courtyard, Garden View, Historic Monuments
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