Paris: Ice Kube Bar – A really cool place!

Ice Kube Bar in Paris

Friday night we met with my friend from Paris. He wanted the place we were going to be a surprise, so he did not give us an exact address, but just told us to show up on this street in the northern part of Paris at 8pm.

Earlier on, I had jokingly mentioned that I did not want to go to any strip clubs or other places where people took their clothes off, and guess where we went? To Ice Kube Bar, which is an ice bar, completely made of ice and with a constant temperature of -4°F/-20°C! No risk of anyone taking off their clothes in there.

At the entrance we were handed these big quilted jackets to keep us warm, but April and I were barelegged, and it was freezing. We had two cocktails, which were both excellent, and a shot that was called Monkey Brain and tasted like caramel. So surreal, to be drinking cocktails in -4°F/-20°C, wearing a winter jacket, when it is baking hot outside! It was a really fun place, and I would have liked to stay longer, had I been more appropriately dressed for the occasion, but after an hour, it felt as if my toes were about to fall off, so we decided to leave.

If you go, make sure to wear warm trousers and shoes or boots:)

Ice Kube Bar at KUBE Hotel, 1 Passage Ruelle, Paris

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Welcome to my blog about Paris. Paris is one of those cities you almost feel like you already know. The Eiffel Tower, the croissants, and the stylish Parisians walking their tiny dogs through the streets. But what really makes Paris special is found in the details. A perfect café au lait enjoyed at the counter. A small wine bar down a side street you almost missed. The way the city somehow feels both grand and completely intimate at the same time. I have visited Paris many times over the years, and it is a city I always come back to. Cozy bistros on nearly every corner, wonderful restaurants, and endless things to see and experience. On the blog, I share my favorites in Paris: the places I love, the meals I still think about, and the experiences I believe are worth prioritizing when you visit the city, whether it is your first trip or your fifth.

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