Drink3rd arrondissement

The Quiet Man

This Irish pub has sessions and Irish music almost (but not quite) nightly. The atmosphere is tops for the genre.

Address: 5, rue des Haudriettes
Website: thequietman.eu (opens in a new tab)

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