Opéra
Historic cocktail bar founded in 1911, birthplace of the Bloody Mary and French 75. Unique blend of New York and Parisian ambiance, with white-coated bartenders and vintage decor adorned with university pennants. Since 1924, hosts a mock vote for U.S. presidential elections.
Founded on November 26, 1911, Harry's Bar is an iconic establishment in Paris's cocktail history. Initially conceived as an American bar dismantled in Manhattan and rebuilt on rue Daunou, it embodies the meeting of New York and Parisian cultures.
Managed by the MacElhone family since its creation:
Since 1924, organizing a mock vote one month before U.S. presidential elections, known for its predictive reliability.
Cocktail
Paris hides its best bars behind unsuspected historical facades. A neo-Gothic chapel turned into a rum temple, a former brothel transformed into a cozy bar, a laundromat concealing a night-time hideout... Made in City unveils these spots where the history of the buildings mingles with that of cocktails. These places, far from the usual tourist trails, reinvent Parisian heritage after dark. Photo: Le Monastic