Picture this: a typical bar from then popular Paris; a bar whose unknown history still dates back to the beginning of the past century. At that time, people would go to ‘Le Bougnat’ to get coal, shop and have some wine, amongst other things. Those modest and popular stalls existed up until the end of the 1960s. People would go there as neighbors.

Ringing back to those times ‘Le Petit Bougnat’ calls us back to those days. However, balancing the overall nostalgia, we are introduced to a very modern wine bar. You will be warmly welcomed with efficient service and home made familial dishes… This makes you want to get there early to have a glass of wine at the counter… Or to stay after dinner. It is simple and tasteful.
You will find a similar setting at the ‘Comptoir des Frangins’ where the bar is often full, even at brunch time in a cozy yet spacious setting. This edge profile evoques taste buds and savoring. It stimulates senses.
Walking up the Palombaggia or Santa Giulia beaches, take a break at ‘A Cantina di l’Orriu’, in Porto Vecchio. You will be introduced to wines from marvelous countries, fair trade local products: you can shop or eat there. This n.5 edge profile invites you to share something.

The countertop n.106 was refurbished with this edge profile.