A true slice of old Paris, ready for your camera or your next brand event. This corner bar sits on a large, lively square in the east of Paris, right on the famous Aligre market, with a terrace the New York Times listed among the most beautiful in the 12th arrondissement and a sunset that lights it straight from the west. Book one area or the whole venue for an exclusive buyout. FRONT ROOM & BAR Exposed wooden beams, original half-timbering, raw stone and red brick walls, terracotta floor tiles and glowing globe pendants. A long backlit bar with a metal top and corrugated steel front, vintage beer taps and a classic espresso machine make an instantly cinematic set. Floor-to-ceiling glazed doors open onto the square: natural daylight for shoots, a glowing city backdrop at night. Rattan bistro chairs, round cafe tables and a long wooden bench along the wall. BACK ROOM A more intimate room with stone walls and beams, industrial pendant lights, a wall covered with hundreds of Polaroid photos, a deep blue patterned wallpaper corner with high tables and brass wall lights, and long wooden tables with vintage chairs. Ideal for interviews, dinner scenes, workshops, press breakfasts or a private seated gathering. TERRACE ON THE MARKET SQUARE A vast open-air terrace under the trees, with rattan armchairs, bistro tables and wooden benches facing the market hall. Buzzing by day, golden at sunset: a perfect backdrop for lifestyle, fashion, food and street-style content. GREAT FOR Film and TV shoots, commercials, photo shoots, brand activations, product launches, pop-ups, press events, cocktail receptions, team events and full venue buyouts. The decor mixes mountain-chalet wood, Balinese-inspired rattan seating, 70s touches, rock'n'roll memorabilia and nods to French cinema: a ready-made set that needs almost no styling. On site: signature cocktails, house craft beers (blonde, IPA, NEIPA), tapas boards and fries on request, your own playlist and room to dance. Up to 60 guests inside, many more with the terrace. Easy access by metro, a few minutes from Gare de Lyon.