One it the coziest coffee spots in the arrondissement. Simple menu created with gorgeous coffee…read morebeans. It is a place where you sip your coffee and read a book - put your phone away and enjoy the peace and calm. Simple and open space where you can't help but simply admire. Very friendly service. If you make it to Paris, make a point to visit especially if you are passionate about your lattes.

Nice spot for a cappuccino. They put nice designs on our drinks and they tasted great. Not a far…read morewalk from the Eiffel Tower

Food service and ambiance was great. The individual that attended to us was very good at suggesting…read moreitems in the menu.

What a great little find in the neighborhood! If you're jet lagged or feeling a need for some…read morebreakfast comfort food, this will put you on track. Egg dishes, chia pudding, juices, coffee and breakfast/brunch goodies are all here. Service is warm and friendly. This place does get busy, so be patient and enjoy the Parisian dining pace.

Seeking a unique coffee experience (and some good espresso after a morning at the Musée d'Orsay),…read morewe set out to try the oldest coffee roaster in Paris, Cafe Verlet. I immediately knew I was in the right place when we arrived - the cafe appeared as if it were in a snapshot from another era. From the window, I spotted an impressive display of jewel-toned jellied fruits and a coffee counter where you could purchase fresh beans and jams. The cozy seating area had a few tables set close together, and we were fortunate to be seated at the last open table. I ordered the cafe au lait, and my mom ordered the cafe glacé. The cafe au lait was brought out in an espresso mug and a pot of steamed milk - this way, you could add the desired amount of milk to your espresso. The espresso tasted smooth, and the milk was whipped to the perfect cloud-like consistency. I also tried a sip of my mom's cafe glacé, which was sweet and refreshing (the iced option also comes with a side of simple syrup). As a finishing touch, each beverage was delivered with a small square of chocolate. While pricier than a coffee at a typical cafe, this was one of the best cafe au lait I have ever tasted and worth every Euro. After savoring our coffee, we tried a few of the jellied fruits, which were sweet as honey and very decadent. We agreed that this was one of the coolest coffee experiences, as it truly felt like taking a journey back in time.

Cafe Verlet was outstanding. It was a few minutes away from our hotel and opened at 10 on a…read moreSaturday (Yelp hours are incorrect). It's a very cozy shop like most Parisian restaurants so be prepared to sit inches next to your neighbor. My husband ordered the cafe allonge (Americano) which was served with a double shot of espresso and hot water on the side. I ordered a noisette (macchiato) which was perfect and beautifully made. Since it was the first bite of the day, he ordered the slice of toasted brioche with butter and homemade jam, while I ordered the bread basket with butter and jam. Their jam was amazing and grape I think, based on the seeds, color, and light taste. The butter was served warm with one small baguette of white and a square ciabatta roll that tasted like wheat. They sell jams, honey, cookies, coffee beans, and teas to go, and are in no hurry to rush you out of there. Enjoy the drinks, relax, and take your time.

While in Paris for a couple of weeks for work, I used a travel guide to find good spots, especially…read morefor coffee, as I've heard (and experienced) some interesting takes on coffee in Paris. I loved exploring and walking the streets of Paris (who doesn't?) to get to this cute little shop and it was not hard to find. I visited this shop at least 3 times while I was in Paris as it was comfortable and the coffee was absolutely delicious as was the pastries. Although I don't regularly eat pastries, you can't get out of Paris without trying their world famous croissants and pan de chocolat! Although I speak little French, after basic introductions and pleasantries in French and asking politely if they spoke English, they were very friendly and answered my questions before ordering. Please give Hexagone Cafe a try if you're visiting. You won't regret it!

Style, simplicity and coffee from an award-winning roaster make this a great place to linger…read more No-one minds how long you hang out on Hexagone Café's stylish wooden tables and classroom chairs, so you can linger at leisure. A good thing too, as one of the founders is Stéphane Cataldi, named France's best coffee roaster in 2010 - and it shows in the quality of the brew in your cup. On our visit in September 2015, the featured Finca la Fany coffee beans had been sourced from the Ahuachapán commune in Salvador. An espresso is €2.50, a cappuccino €4. Team it with a tartine spread with butter and rhubarb and grapefruit jam, perhaps, or a slice of own-made cheesecake. Around €11 will get you a full breakfast: fresh orange juice, a creamy cappuccino and tartines. And if you want to jazz up your breakfast at home, peruse their shelves of ground coffee, coffee beans, salted caramel biscuits and pots of honey. You'll be happy to accept their loyalty card.

Super cute coffee shop near Luxembourg gardens run by a sweet and friendly couple. The coffee is…read moredelicious as are the selection of fresh pastries they offer daily. Note: free WiFi. Clean bathroom.

Really cute, small coffee shop convenient to Luxembourg Garden. The decor is great and it was comfy…read moreand warm. The flat white was good and strong and the service is great. I tried my best French (still not great) and the woman didn't seem to speak English, but it was still one of the more pleasant and easy exchanges I've had in Paris. The gentleman (owner?) was very kind in teaching me some new words! I saw outlets for charging and the wifi was very fast. I only wish they had more substantial food as it looked liked it was just pastries but I will definitely be back for the great coffee, service, and ambience.

Fantastic coffee, fantastic merch. Conveniently by the Chatalet Metro, and there's lots of sidewalk…read moreseating if you want to be romantic[1]. If it's cold out, I'm guessing there's room for 10-15 people inside if you get real cozy. Motors Coffee has the best merchandise I've seen at a coffee shop: I spotted keytags[2], stickers, and lighters. I went for a Hot Wheels-inspired lighter and have no regrets. Motors just dropped a new lighter design (check their Instagram @motorscoffee). Credit accepted. They have a loyalty card so you can keep track of all the coffee you're drinking, and eventually get a free coffee. [1] In a hip Parisian way. [2] Pretty sure they're from Various Keytags, an awesome Brooklyn-based company.

We're staying about 1.5 miles away, so I decided to make Motors the destination for a quick morning…read morerun. It was recommended to me by another excellent coffee shop in London, and it did not disappoint. Their Turboshot espresso was fantastic, and I also tried a black sesame roll that looked interesting. I'd never had anything like it, so I had to grab another one to take back to my wife. Edward was super kind and knowledgeable to explain to me their turboshot method. Would definitely make all kinds of excuses to come back!

From the owner: Coffee Shop.... Cafés de terroirs à déguster sur place ou à emporter. Show Room du site Mon-Cafe.fr…read moreet de la torréfaction Van Hoos & Sons, vous trouverez la quasi intégralité de l'offre présente sur le site Mon-Café.fr et les cafés de Van hoos & Sons fraîchement torréfiés.

I had amazing experience in adulis the food was very tasty but as I am from Ethiopia the kitfo was…read morea little bit dry

Authentic quality coffee. Ethiopian decor. Small quaint restaurant. Just a short stroll down a…read morecobbled side walkway from the chaos of the crowded streets.

From the owner: Artisan torréfacteur depuis 1930, Meilleur torréfacteur de France 2014, nous proposons des cafés du…read moremonde entier de qualité.