Bars in Paris 🍸

Check out the Grands Boulevards or the area around Châtelet for the highest density of screens. Places like The Frog & Rosbif Paris are reliable for Premier League and Ligue 1. For a real crowd, head to Bastille where the energy stays high until well after the final whistle.

Usually no, but for a Champions League final or the Six Nations, you should ask. Most spots are first-come, first-served. If you hate standing, use Seeker Social (Android / iOS) to find alternative venues nearby when your first choice is packed.

The Latin Quarter is the spiritual home for rugby fans. You will find massive crowds for the Six Nations at O'Sullivans by the Mill near Pigalle too. Most Irish and British pubs prioritize rugby over football if a major tournament is happening. It is loud, sweaty, and very fun.

Yes, though the time difference is a pain. The Great Canadian Pub Paris is a safe bet for NHL and NFL. For late-night NBA games, you will need to find a spot with a 2am or 5am license. Always call ahead to ensure they are actually staying open for the West Coast starts.

Dozens. From the 2nd to the 10th, English-style pubs are everywhere. They are great for catching the cricket or darts too. For something different, try student bars in Paris in the 5th arrondissement. They often show the big games but keep the drink prices significantly lower for the younger crowd.

Grands Boulevards, Saint-Michel, and Bastille are the big three. You can just walk these streets and find a screen within minutes. If you want a more expat-heavy vibe, head toward Gare du Nord or Gare de Lyon. You can browse live venue photos on Seeker Social (Android / iOS) to check the screen setup.

They do, but football often takes priority on Sunday afternoons. You might have to negotiate for one small screen in the corner. Pubs in the 8th or near the Champs-Élysées are more likely to cater to the F1 crowd. Just ask the bartender nicely before you order your first round of drinks.