The Collin’s Pub

This bar is now called Ha’penny bridge pub this place is amazing with the most friendly of staff and amazing service I promise it won’t disappoint.

C’est un petit pub irlandais tout en longueur, l’espace d’une boutique, avec un comptoir et plusieurs tables.
Un pub de quartier relativement calme.

Découvert après une soirée Unilocal,ce pub sombre (comme la plupart des pubs en fait…) né cache rien d’exceptionnel mais vu que le quartier n’est pas LE quartier qui bouge, ça fait un endroit pour boire une bière sans aller trop loin pour les habitants du coin. Ah si, il y a une originalité, la smoking area au fond de la salle, avec une petite vitre qui nous laisse apercevoir les fumeurs,… super classe…
Autre divertissement, un jeu de fléchettes en libre service :-)

Pub classique qui propose des bières pressions qui font l’unanimité (guiness, killkenny, blanche et cie), les cocktails aussi principaux, deux petits écrans pour suivre les matchs, un décor classique, un salle fumeur … et surtout de la bonne musique, bref un pub comme tous les autres mais tous les ingrédients sont réunis pour y passer une bonne soirée.

This is a nice little place in the 7^th Arr, in Paris (Paris 7eme). Good tourist place, not too far from the Eiffel tower pleasant enough place to take a break from the hard slog of tourism. Nice little Irish Pub. Collin’s Bar. Unpretentious, simple and quiet. Away from the hussle and bussle of St Dominique or rue Cler.
There it all stops.
It is an Irish Pub in name only.
— beware the batman (pleasant but shady character), I believe he picked up his accounting skills in Enron or Arthur Anderson.
You try as a good Irish person to pay as you go (like back home) — creative accounting 101 and he adds the bill to your tab (abet not opened! (lesson learnt — Stay for a single drink)
If you do need to stay a while longer I suggest you pay as you go. Happy hour is meaningless and indeed the longer you stay the more untrue your bill will become. (advertised Happy hours drinks — 4 Euros a Pint, charged 7)
If the barman thinks you have had one too many then he will not only add fictitious drinks to you slate but try to bill you twice while pointing out that you have obviously had too much to tell the difference.
Yet again the name of a great Corkman is dragged through the muck …
Of the Irish Pubs in Paris this is certainly top of the list to be avoided.
those in the very heart of the city and in a location begging to con the «tourist» have a much better standing.
This latest addition in the 7^th is nothing more than a conjob or may be the barman a tealeaf. Times are tough in Paris.
In reviewing this establishment I find the overall note can not be low enough.
Is a minus star possible.
did I mention the Lays crisps not even Taytos… Just what sort of taste is that… enough said