At Double Menton & Saucisson, it's a bistro-bar that feels like a French village square dropped onto Plaza Saint-Hubert. Opened by the team behind Chez Ernest, this second act leans harder into nostalgia: black-and-white portraits of Jacques Chirac, vintage Bonzini baby-foot tables, and a menu stacked with Lyon-style comfort food. Yes, there’s a full indoor pétanque court, plus darts, pinball, and a “double chin wall” of polaroids celebrating regulars and newcomers alike.

The kitchen skips sports bar clichés for boudin croquettes, house-made charcuterie, and béchamel-drenched croque-monsieurs. Behind the bar, it’s all centilitres and Ricard—with over 10,000 pours clocked since opening. Whether it’s Thursday steak-frites and costume karaoke or a packed bingo night, the place doesn’t just serve French classics—it recreates the energy of a night out in the Hexagone, where everyone’s a friend, and nobody counts how many Monacos they’ve had.