Come here to see the most beautiful desserts in Fontainebleau. Cakes can be pricey but they are…read moremasterpieces!

This is a short walk from the Versailles Chateau RER station, so we had a late lunch before heading…read moreback into Paris. It was a rainy day, and we were struggling with our umbrellas (mine flipped outwards with the strong winds), and one of the baristas opened the door for us and let us get ourselves together. We were offered menus, which were in English and French, and ordered at the counter when ready. I've been coming down with a cold, so I ordered Golden milk and avocado toast. The meal was very healthy, it came with quinoa salad and carrot slaw. Light, but a good little bit of protein for the vegetarian option. The Golden milk was very nice, the turmeric and ginger balanced out nicely, so it wasn't overwhelming. It helped me feel a little better and is a great way to warm up. They have a combo meal deal- drink, lunch plate, and dessert, but Golden milk isn't included with this option. My friend split her pistachio cake with me and it was delicious! I love pistachio anything- so it was a nice treat. It's a small and cozy little cafe and a nice place to take a break after touring the Palace.

Nice little cafe…read more Avocado toast is different and has pomegranate seeds and nuts to give both sweet and crunchy. The coffees being served are quite nice and I'd recommend taking home a bag since it's about ten euros for 250gm for their espresso blend. It's a little expensive for a cafe latte or flat white with milk. The microfoam could be better.

This is a classic coffee shop, the kind that you only see in movies. It's a tight but comfortable…read morespace, with amazingly nice staff. It is popular with other storekeepers who come in an take their coffees. They have a large assortment of coffees which they roast in house, a large number of amazing teas, but I ordered the hot chocolate. So good!! It is exactly the kind of French experience that only very few are lucky to find. I will go out of my way to return.

From the owner: Du bon café Dans la brûlerie Les Rois Mages, vous dégusterez de très bon café et thé. Sont à votre…read moredisposition une vingtaine de café et une soixantaine de thé. A vous de faire votre sélection, vous avez l'embarras du choix. Vous êtes plongés dans une atmosphère conviviale et êtes enivrés par cette odeur bien particulière du café fraîchement torréfié.

From the owner: Tournez-tournez... Lorsqu'on pousse la porte des lieux, on entre dans un autre monde : bibliothèque…read more? Café ? Cercle des poètes retrouvés ? Un peu tout cela à la fois car ici vers et verres forment un couple harmonieux. Vous pourrez déguster notamment de nombreux "crus" de cafés comme le Sigri de Papouasie, le Skybury d'Australie ou le Mokha Sidamo d'Ethiopie... La première pièce est dédiée aux livres et à l'art tandis que la seconde est un heureux compromis entre jardin d'hiver et atelier.

From the owner: Thé nature ou parfumé Derrière sa belle façade verte anglaise, cette échoppe vend du thé en vrac…read more(soixante-dix sortes), du café torréfié sur place (deux à trois fois par semaine) et des produits d'épicerie tels que des légumes secs, des épices, de la confiture, des gâteaux. Ceux qui font la collection de cafetières et de théières seront ravis du choix qui s'offre à eux.

Cute little cafe in the heart of March aux Puces. It's stocked with well-curated wares for sale,…read moreincluding blankets and photography. The menu is rather small, with coffee drinks and homemade pastries at reasonable prices. We got some iced tea to go and had to wait quite a bit for the shopkeeper to fetch ice; it was rather warm in the shop so I don't know if I'd hang out here in the heat of summer again. The iced tea hit the spot and fueled us for more exploring.

Such a sweet little place with great coffee, pastries AND ceramics from local artists. I met a…read morelocal friend here after walking around the amazing vintage Parisian flea market. The market made me wish I was an interior designer with a chic flat in Paris to adorn with all the treasures this place had. Back to this quaint cafe! One of the yummiest chai lattes and banana breads I've had and like in Argentina, all the drinks came with little tea cookies with the cutest touch. This is the perfect place to stop off for a coffee and bite while you enjoy all the market has to offer. Get some ceramics for me when you go, sadly there wasn't any room in my carry-on because it was chalk full of Parisian skincare products.