Temple Rock Tavern

In Paris, rock fans gather on rue des Lombards. Their favourite Irish pub is there: the Temple Rock Tavern, formerly the Guinness Tavern. Irish beer and a live rock concert, what more could you ask for?

Ireland and rock, a perfect match

Every night, the Temple Rock Tavern lives up to its name with a live concert. From pop-rock to metal, the Temple's bands will have you rocking from 9pm until the early hours of the morning. It's what still makes this bar a legendary address for Parisian rock. To walk through the door of the pub is to enter a unique atmosphere. Here the effervescence of rock meets the warmth of Irish pubs for an explosive cocktail. With big screens showing live coverage of all the major sporting events, from football to rugby, the explosive atmosphere of the temple of rock promises unforgettable evenings.

The most rock'n'roll pints are black

The Temple Rock Tavern always respects its origins: the pub's big selection of beers puts Ireland in the spotlight. Here, Guinness is the official drink of rock. Classic, IPA, HOP or even in cocktails, the beer nicknamed "black stuff" on the Emerald Isle follows you everywhere. But Guinness isn't alone. In fact, it's in very good company. The menu also features some of the great names in French and Belgian beer. In all, more than fifteen draughts await you.

But letting loose in front of the stage of the temple of rock is bound to make you hungry! So why not accompany your pint with some snacks? Hot dogs, sandwiches and other finger foods are on hand to get you back on your feet. There's no doubt about it, the evening will not end before sunrise.

And if the party never stops for you, continue your visit to the Paris Region bars.