Andy Wahloo — Restaurant in Paris

Ridiculous place... we had to wait outside for 20 minutes to walk-in to an empty bar. There were also 2 girls outside that wanted to join a birthday party but they wouldn't let them in because there was "no space." The birthday girl had to go outside to try to reason with the staff and they were incredibly rude; he even told her to get out if she really wanted to be with them. A couple went inside when the door was open (there was no one managing the door) and one of the bartenders actually kicked them out because he is the one letting people in (?!?!?!). I understand they want to control the crowd to keep their style but what happened that night was ridiculous and the staff was very rude to everybody who wanted to go inside. After that we finally got in but we were already so annoyed, specially when we saw there was PLENTY of space. After each picking a different cocktail we left the place. The cocktails were ok but not worth the experience... never EVER coming back...

I’m still surprised that #1 this bar exists, that #2 they allowed me to enter and that #3 you can put this many attractive people into one set of connected rooms and it doesn’t explode. One of the more interesting parts of the evening was when the rather sketch grandfather character who spent most of the night dancing alone strongly encouraged me to dance next to him so that he could make a joke for these two much, much younger women who were watching him dance.

But my favorite part of the night was when one of the employees named Fey (which I think is Spanish for “Faith”) and I parted ways on the sweetest of notes.

J’ai dit

Et elle m’a dit

I said to my friend at this bar last night that if I was independently wealthy I would move to Paris and live in the apartment across the street that has a window that looks directly into the bar so that I could wake up every morning and look at the place where I’d be...

I recently visited Andy Wahloo for drinks with friends, and overall, it was a great experience. The ambiance is fantastic, with top-notch music that sets the mood—though it could have been slightly less loud to make conversations easier, especially since it's a bar and not a pub.

The outdoor setting is lovely, providing a relaxed and stylish vibe. The waitstaff were incredibly friendly and attentive, adding to the positive experience. However, the coat check attendant at the entrance was a bit peculiar—I couldn't quite tell if he was being overly friendly or slightly rude, but it stood out.

While I can't confidently comment on whether the prices are expensive or reasonable due to limited experience in this area, the lack of Prosecco on the menu was a slight disappointment.

Despite this, I’ll certainly be coming back for the ambiance and the welcoming vibe. A solid spot for a night out...