Le Nechet's favorite bars around the world
In a few words: "Really good cocktails, really good music, really good ambiance," says Le Nechet. "Génial."
"Just a 15-minute walk north on Collins Avenue is The Broken Shaker," says Le Nechet. "It's like a little vacation village with a restaurant, backyard garden and a little pool if you want to swim. Rigolo."
"Greece was the first country I traveled after the World Class competition," explains Le Nechet, "and I was impressed by the quality of the cocktails there -- a really high level, and people don't realize that."
She particularly enjoyed the vibe at The Clumsies, a famous Athens spot.
"In the Czech Republic, I really like L'Fleur, a Paris-inspired place," says Le Nechet.
"There's a cocktail served as a pyramid -- as in the Pyramide du Louvre" (the now-iconic landmark designed by architect I.M. Pei in 1989).