The Ritz Paris's Colin Field. Carla Coulson. By 1979, the Petite Bar was in need of a refresh, and the staff suggested renaming it Bar Hemingway, in honor of their famed patron.

The Ritz Paris has finally reopened after four years of renovations—and with it, the much-beloved Bar Hemingway. Here, head bartenders Colin Field and Roman Devaux spill all.

“For nearly 30 years, the Bar Hemingway, a 34-seat, oak-paneled hideaway in the Ritz Paris, has been a destination for discerning Parisians and hotel guests in search of a perfect drink prepared ...

Ernest Hemingway's time in Paris was often spent in cafes, bars and restaurants. One fan stops by the writer's various haunts. ... Bar Hemingway, I’m told, will be its old self. Advertisement.

One of the bars Hemingway frequented was Harry's New York Bar, situated on Paris' Right Bank. The bar opened in 1911 , near the Paris Opera, and served as a meeting place for expatriates in the city.

For nearly 30 years, the Bar Hemingway, a 34-seat, oak-paneled hideaway in the Ritz Paris, has been a destination for discerning Parisians and hotel guests in search of a perfect drink prepared by ...

Even for Ernest Hemingway, a man whose bravado was matched only by his thirst, his liberation of the Ritz Hotel's bar in Paris was the stuff of ...

F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald were regulars along with Ernest Hemingway, and Radclyffe Hall wrote her trailblazing 1928 lesbian novel, The Well of Loneliness, while holed up in a room ...

If you’re on the trail of Ernest Hemingway in Paris, you can’t pass up the Ritz. Except for now, you’ll have to. The iconic Paris hotel has been closed for extensive renovations.

Hemingway became enamoured with the Ritz as a penniless writer in Paris in the 1920s along with F. Scott Fitzgerald, a time he later immortalised in "A Moveable Feast".