Rosa Bonheur sur Seine

Wonderful place. Very mixed crowd. Bar atmosphere and reasonably priced snacks early in the evening. Excellent DJ and dancing later on (starts around 8:30) - dancing style changing every ca 30min. Serious security and warnings about respecting women and others. A very nice and safe place for a women’s night out.

Amazing place! Loved it! People are generously friendly, socialising and dancing all night long! Cant wait to go again!

Rosa Bonheur sur Seine is a lively spot to dance at night on the Seine in Paris. It gets really crowded, and we waited about an hour and a half to get in. Once inside, it was packed with friendly people and a great atmosphere. When the most famous French songs played, everyone sang and danced along. It was such a great Paris nightlife experience!

Really cool bar on the Seine... the vibe, the colours everything gives disco vibes... a perfect place to meet groups of friends and have fun... easy to get to... walking distance from Invalides station. The path way leading to it has no cars just lots of runners and bikes. The toilets are unisex cubicles. We didn't try the food so I can't comment. But definitely a place to try... don't worry if you don't like boats you won't feel a thing.

Foods are limited. But this place is a great place to hang out on summer with friends in Paris. Short que for drinks. Not much table and seats, so might end up standing. They’ll turn into dance floor at 9 pm. Music options was great also.

Me and my friends had dinner here, we were having fun and then they stopped serving us because we were “too altered”, after I asked for a glass of water between drinks. You should be ashamed of how you treated us. We were not causing any trouble, just having fun and drinking some wine. Excuse me for being thirsty and wanting to drink some water, or having fun with my friends. We were NOT causing trouble. Shame. Really.

Food too expensive for what that is, and let’s not talk about the alcohol. Very cheap, and the kind that makes you blacking out the next day (else, someone added something to my drink the last 2 times I went there). In terms of atmosphere, if you are going at around 6/7pm people are still nice and talk to you with manners. But once drunk … there’s only one goal :/ the best is to go and not drink to leave at a reasonable time

I don't understand the low average review score. I was quite impressed. We had three pizzas. All three tasted great. Plenty of seating. Friendly staff. Only problem, cigarette smoke everywhere.

This static boat in the seine river is a fun experience. We came 10 minutes before opening time and we have the bouncer. Tell us to wait around until they opened a line started to form behind us, but overall it was pretty empty on a weekday winter night not a lot of food options other than bar, food and popcorn, but full bar and exquisite French beer and wine available. The vibes are everything and the music is fun. We did not get a chance to try the brunch, but will probably come back to do so.

Great rainy day spot. We stowed away on this floating pizzeria one fall afternoon during a spontaneous rain storm. I say floating pizzeria but it also has a mainland outdoor seating area if you prefer that. The pizza is quite delicious! We had four margarita pizzas and four cokes with two coffees, which cost €54, not bad. We left full and happy. A pizza can feed one hungry person or two snackie people. They also serve tapas, drinks, and small items like hotdogs. Let me help because there was a little confusion when we arrived. You order pizza and drinks from the mainland, and coffee and tapas/snacks from the boat. However, you can eat anywhere on the mainland or in the boat. Overall, great place. The pizza was hot, fresh, and fast. Best part is they cut it for you. Go and enjoy!

Went here for our first official meal in Paris and honestly, one of the worst experiences of my life. This place was recommended by our guide book but I think it's been a while since they've been. It's food on a boat along the Seine. Basically you queue up to order drinks/food in different lines. They sell tapas, pizzas, and beer/wine/soda. But they're all in different lines! So you need to split up and do all lines otherwise you won't get everything. The pizza line is on land but the food/drink line is in the boat. Seating is also very problematic because it's free for all. You have seats in the boat, around the boat, and in front of the boat on land. We were meeting a friend at 7pm. When we asked the waitress around 6pm if it gets busy around 7pm, she said no but IT DOES GET BUSY. So my family and I got there at 7pm, had to wait to find a table, wait to get food, wait to get drinks. It would've been easier to sit and reserve a table at 6pm and get the food in advance. We waited about 30 minutes to get drinks for everyone, 1 hour for the tapas and then 2 HOURS for the pizza. The tapas lines was so long because they had to unpack every item that you ordered. The pizza line was long because you had to do the tapas line BEFORE the pizza line (to pay first) and the pizza line was OUTSIDE the boat. It was crazy disorganized. I think we stayed for 5 hours. What we ordered: tommy brebis olive noir kalamata tzaziki saumon tarama patatas bravas saucisson pur porc margarita pizza mushroom pizza I think it was so busy because it was a holiday and it is on the Seine, but NOT WORTH IT. Food was average. Pizza was average. Although my opinion is tainted by the fact that we waited so long. If you do check this place out, make sure to go when you think there will be no one.

It was cracking and it was weekday!! I guess the French really like to drink their wine. People and groups of friends meeting up, nibbling on baguettes and cold cuts and deli meats and sharing bottles of wine and enjoying the sunset along the river. That is what I am talking about!!! Can I just live here already!?! Great location as well, just below the Pont Alexander III. So beautiful!! Super hip, super cool. Young and middle aged people here but felt mainly like the young working professional crowd here. I love the vibes. This place is on a boat! It's like a party on a boat. The bartender, a Thai woman, very friendly, she suggested we find a French boy before we go back home to America. Found that humorous. Anyways, ticked off another item on my bucket list, champagne- I HAD to try the veuve clicquot ! And not only champagne but to be able to enjoy the sunset and have cheese and baguettes and wine along the Seine with my friends! The chèvre and fig was bomb as well. I wanna go back.

Our feet almost failed us then. But this place gave us a bit more sustenance to carry on. The location here I am referring to is: Rosa Bonheur la Crêperie at Jardin des Tuileries which I can't find on Yelp for some unbeknownst reason. That said, we had galettes which pretty much look like buckwheat crepes. Mine was the vegan one which honestly i didn't love, I tried my partner's tuna one which I liked less. The pear cider was crisp but had an odd taste and after taste. But I liked getting off my feet and the outdoor seating was perfect, right at the edge of the Tuileries.

Rosa Bonheur is a bar on the River Seine, set as a boat, I called here today to take a rest and was dissapointed with most aspects for my visit. First of all, this place just seemed unkept and dirty, when I picked up the piece of paper with the wifi password, it was just dripping in beer, which went all over me and that was disgusting and shown that everything could have been in need of at least a wipe down, nevermind the clean. The menu for drinks didn't seem very clear either, and my waitress seemed rather rude as she just walked off from her bar to do something else while serving me, before taking the whole drinks order from my party, which was frustrating, This place seems more of a tourist hotspot, being on the River Seine it seems one of the only places to go on the riverside for a drink, which is useful when having a ride across the river to pick up a drink, but still they just seem to not be able to keep up with how many people can visit, such as by cleaning. The place didn't have a nice feel to it, everything just felt cheap, basic and dirty, this was a shame and sadly I feel I can give this place only a single one star.

Nice little spot in the Siene to grab a drink. Very overpriced, but you pay for the view. Sometimes a DJ. Very crowded but easy to get a drink fast.

My gf and I we're looking for some nice location to have a drink on the bank of the Seine. We landed there and asked for a glass of wine and a Vittel. Vittel water was 4 euros, served in a plastic bottle at the counter. I asked for a glass and was offered some sort of plastic goblet probably used as an ashtray by a previous customer considering the black marks it showed on the bottom. This was so ridiculous that I think this was kind of bad luck. I might give it another try just to confirm, in a few months.

Such a nice place to eat in the afternoon and watch the river. Came here before I went to Musee D'Orsay. Got the duck pate, bread, chorizo, and the daily salad special! Such a great moment to talk and enjoy.

Floating bar on the Seine. Looks trendy with a lot of locals. Get a quick French beer or a glass of rose, sit at a hightop barrel and enjoy the local color. Wine was okay. Note the hours posted are probably not accurate as they were open though the yelp app said they were closed.

This woman who appeared to be the manager could not have been more UNACCOMMODATING She had such an attitude as if I was putting her out by asking questions. I doubt any Parisian is darkening their doorway, so I imagine the business largely depends on the tourist who mistakenly chose to enter.

One of my favorites in Paris. I've stopped here a few times in my visits to Paris & enjoy their music, snacks & beers. I will return during future visits...

My friend & I enjoyed coming here for dinner on a Thursday night. It was crowded with young locals hanging out on the river & drinking wine. We ordered a bottle of wine & some pizzas. It was pretty affordable & very fun. The pizza was very tasty- made fresh to order on a pizza oven. We took our meal out and ate on the side of the river and drank our wine. This is a great place during the summer to chill out & enjoy Paris. Plus it is not touristy at all!

This review is a few months overdue, but this place was one of the most memorable on my latest trip to Paris! The views are great and the setting is really nice. The bartenders were all very polite as well. We stopped in for a late afternoon drink and ended up staying for a few hours because we were really enjoying the atmosphere and being away from crowds of other tourists. Toward the end of our stay, probably around 7pm, the bar was starting to get a little rowdy and crowded with some young parisians, but I would definitely come back to this little spot on a future trip!