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Ritz Paris
In the glittering heart of Paris, the Ritz was a place where Ernest Hemingway found both escape and inspiration. In the 1920s, when he was still a hungry young writer, he slipped through its doors, drawn to the elegance and to the sense that here, anything was possible. The Ritz was a stage where artists, aristocrats, and dreamers mingled, and for Hemingway it became a backdrop to the myth and magic of his Paris years.
Two decades later, legend has it that Hemingway returned not as the struggling writer but as the liberator. In August 1944, he marched into the Ritz with Resistance fighters, declaring it free from German occupation. That night, he celebrated with champagne at the bar, etching himself forever into the hotel’s history. Today, the Bar Hemingway keeps his spirit alive, a Parisian shrine to stories, laughter, and the man who made the Ritz part of his legend.
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Sloppy Joe's Bar
Sloppy Joe’s Bar in Key West was one of Ernest Hemingway’s favorite haunts during his years on the island. Founded by his close friend Joe Russell, the bar—originally on Greene Street—was a gathering place for locals, fishermen, and writers in the 1930s. Hemingway lived nearby and could often be found drinking, swapping stories, and soaking in the lively atmosphere that inspired much of his work.
When Prohibition ended, Russell moved the bar to its current Duval Street location, with Hemingway and friends helping carry the bar top and bottles down the street. Today, Sloppy Joe’s stands as a Key West landmark and a tribute to Hemingway’s legacy, hosting events like the annual Hemingway Look-Alike Contest and celebrating the writer’s enduring connection to the island.
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Hemingway's Tavern
Hemingway’s Tavern is a fun watering hole located next to the Premier Oaks Theater in Melbourne. As the name implies, Hemingway’s Tavern is a nod to one of Key West’s most famous residents Ernest Hemingway.
The decor at Hemingway’s Tavern is pure Key West through and through, all the way down to the live feed of the Southernmost Point from Key West on the flat screen TV’s. The menu is varied and includes everything from burgers to seared Ahi tuna, pulled pork sandwiches, conch fritters, yard bird (chicken), crab cakes and fish prepared a variety of ways. Cocktails include margaritas and various rum drinks.
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HEMINGWAY'S BAR SLOVAKIA
Coffee lovers will appreciate a collection of coffees from plantations growing Ethiopian coffee (100% arabica), Bahia and Brazil (100% arabica), Guatemalan and Ethiopian (100% arabica), la libertaz - El Salvador - Kamataka - Indian (75% arabica, 25% robusta)
In a pleasant environment with Latino music, you can enjoy the real Cuban cigars.
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Hemingway Café - Fujisawa Kanagawa, Japan
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Hemingway Restaurant Plovdiv
In the center of the city on a quiet street next to the Roman Odeon is Hemingway Restaurant Plovdiv. Aesthetics and cosiness combine in the Bohemian interior and somehow naturally fit on the old bookshelves. The small tables on the pavement in the summertime remind the intimacy of Parisian cafes and bistros. The aroma of deliciously prepared food and freshly baked bread is carried through the air and lures for a glass of wine. And the customer feels at home. And always returns for more. From the food prepared with love, from the fine-grained wines, from the music of the piano in the corner. We have arranged to offer variety in the lunch and dinner menu, our wine list is a selection of classical Bulgarian and imported wines, and the service we strive to maintain at a high level. Because our customers expect it from us. Because it has always been so.
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El Floridita
El Floridita, founded in 1817 in Havana, is one of the world’s most iconic bars, famously known as the birthplace of the frozen daiquiri created by bartender Constantino Ribalaigua Vert. It gained global fame through its longtime patron Ernest Hemingway, who helped cement its legendary status. Today, El Floridita remains a vibrant cultural landmark, blending historic charm, live Cuban music, and world-class rum cocktails.
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Hemingway Bar Behind the Bookstore
The Hemingway Bar, tucked behind Edgartown Books on Martha’s Vineyard, is a cozy all-day spot perfect for relaxing with friends or family. Guests can enjoy a spicy menu of specialty cocktails along with a wonderful selection of wines and beer in a charming, laid-back setting.