This sliver of a wine bar and tapas joint is ideal for drinking solo or with a pal (larger groups will have a hard time finding a seat). Settle in at the wood bar or at one of the stools alongside the stone walls, and choose from the well-curated list of French wines. Charcuterie is sliced right in front of you at the bar; there is also a daily menu (on the chalkboard) with affordable, nicely turned-out small plates like grilled dorado, zucchini beignets, and lamb kebabs.
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Yep, you read that right—Freddy’s is pretty much as approachable as French wine bars get. Their food is also fantastic, and you could definitely make a dinner out of bellying up to their cozy bar. We came here three out of our seven nights in Paris we loved it so much.
