Best Natural Wine Bars in Paris (2026)
Paris invented the natural wine bar. Here are the 184 spots that prove it's still the capital.
Paris is where the natural wine movement was born — in the caves of Belleville, the bistros of the 11th, and the wine shops of the Marais.
Le Baratin in Belleville is the spiritual home. Raquel Carena has been serving natural wine with handwritten menus for decades. It's not trendy. It's timeless.
La Buvette on Rue Saint-Maur is a masterclass in the Parisian cave a vin — tiny, no seats, incredible by-the-glass pours. Camille Fourmont knows every producer in France.
Septime La Cave is the wine arm of the Michelin-starred Septime. The list is short, rotating, and always interesting. The sardine tins are legendary.
Le Rigmarole in the 11th brings Japanese precision to French natural wine. The food is incredible — okonomiyaki with a glass of Jura Savagnin.
For bottles to take home: La Cave de Belleville, Le Verre Vole (the shop, not the restaurant), and Caves Auge — the oldest wine shop in Paris.
The 10th and 11th arrondissements are ground zero. You could walk from Gare de l'Est to Nation and hit 30 natural wine bars without trying.
Explore all 184 bars on isitfunky.com/paris
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