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Bar 8

Name: Bar 8
Address: 251 Rue Saint-Honoré, Paris, Europe, 75001, FR
Telephone: +33 (0)1 70 98 78 88

Cool cocktails in sophisticated surroundings.

Reserve

Beautifully designed with a dramatic marble bar as its centerpiece, Bar 8 is located on the ground floor.

With low glass topped tables dotted with tiny lights and wood walls inlaid with Lalique crystals like delicate raindrops, the décor is stunning. Low lighting, gentle music and impeccable service create a seductively sophisticated ambiance.

Enjoy a drink inside, or in the warmer months, choose a table outside for summer evening cocktails.

Discover our 'saison:season' cocktail menu, using seasonal ingredients produced in France and featuring emblematic Asian flavours.

Hours
- 12pm - 1am (Monday - Sunday)
- Midnight - last order (Sunday - Wednesday)
- 12:30am - last order (Thursday - Saturday)

Call

+33 (0)1 70 98 78 88

mopar-bar@mohg.com

What's On

All year round

The Paris-Tivo

Join us at bar 8, where we invite you to experience our new Aperitivo “Paris-Tivo”. This unique offering features three masterfully crafted cocktails: ‘Italicus Negroni’, ‘Italicus Sour’ and ‘Not a Last Word’, each paired with a trio of gourmet bites.

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