One of the best coffee shops in Paris. In a secluded side street, you sit outside, after you order…read moreyour delicious coffee. The preparation is totally organic, the presentation is simply fantastic. Must visit!

I'm always a sucker for Chai latte and I especially enjoyed this one - the cardamon was spot on in…read morethis drink. It wasn't excessive in the earthy spices which was great since it made room for the cardamom. The staff are friendly and the vibes - check out the chairs haha. They are pretty fun to sit down in. Overall I only had one drink and I liked the vibe.

Le café est nul et le personnel est nul. Allez à Mousse au coin de la rue. Joli petit endroit et le…read morepropriétaire est gracieux.

I write this to you, my dear reader, back at my desk at this soul crushing 9-5 job hoping,…read moredreaming, wishing of having one last Motors Coffee run on our Paris trip. It was head and shoulders our favorite coffee shop in the City of Light, and we lowkey made our rounds. It's a small shop, but filled to the brim with life and passion. I'm normally not a pastry guy, but if I lived anywhere near Motors I would absolutely be a pastry guy. The cinnamon roll was light and delicate, as opposed to the overly sweet and dense ones I'm used to. We also got a vanilla pastry they were testing, and a sugar cookie with milk chocolate drizzled on top. Ugh, take me back, inject these into my veins. I got my goto hot black coffee, and you could taste the freshness of the beans. My girlfriend got a latte that had the most beautiful little flower art on it. How do they even do that? I'm proud of myself, as I knew even when we were sitting in here enjoying our pastries, hot coffees, and each other's company that this was a moment I would look back on and cherish. It's always great knowing it's one of those moments when you're actually in it. You can fully appreciate it. My one regret is that I didn't get the ladies name serving us, as she was so sweet, recommended great pastries, and was just a pleasant human being. They don't make em like sis anymore... IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

We grabbed a cup of coffee here on the way to the Louvre. It's a small shop with industrial decor…read more and a simple menu. I decided to order a hot latte since it was a cold morning. The caffeine was much needed since we were going to be at the Louvre for a couple of hours. I didn't get to hang around too much as we were in a rush to get in line for the Louvre, but it felt like a great local coffee shop!

Seeking to avoid the "touristy" cafes in Montmartre, we sought out The Beans on Fire on our walk to…read moreBasilique du Sacré-Cœur. Tucked away on a side street near the basilica, the cafe was definitely quieter than those on the main road and seemed to be occupied by mainly locals. I ordered a cortado and sat down at a table with my family while we waited. It appeared that the seating area on the ground floor was reserved for customers who wanted to sip their coffee and hang out, while the lower floor was intended for customers with laptops. Once the barista finished preparing our espresso, she delivered the drinks to the table. The cortado was bold yet smooth and struck the perfect ratio of milk to espresso. We were grateful to have found a cozy place to relax and enjoy an excellent espresso to fuel our hike up to the basilica.

We stumbled upon this cafe and we were not disappointed! I enjoyed the cosy atmosphere! There were…read morevery kind to foreign friendly! I got an espresso and my friend got a latte. The server had some skills and seemed very knowledgeable on coffee. Overall cute little spot. Would recommend for a quick pick me up!

Went to a second coffee shop (30 mins after the first one) on my last day in Paris because there…read moreare so many coffee shops that I wanted to try! Back in Black is owned by KB Coffee Roasters and has an industrial aesthetic and the skylight roof was very nice. The menu is very extensive and I would have liked to sit down and try their filter coffee. However, since we were on a time crunch, I decided to order an iced latte to-go. The latte was tasty and I enjoyed it! I also got a bag of coffee beans as a souvenir, which is always something I buy every time I travel internationally.

Came for coffee and a quick breakfast in Paris. The coffee was very good, and service was decent…read more The dining area was a pretty good size for Paris and they do have some menu items to go. But sit down, enjoy the coffee and have some breakfast here!

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.

OAT MILK!!! Yaaas queen…read more I'm a basic American girl, who wants her coffee more than just in the amount of a shot. If you've been in France long enough, you'll know how they take their coffee. I just wanted a Mocha with oat milk. So I want it, I got it. Get the Ariana grande reference? Basic but they have my Mocha AND oat milk. Coffee prepped the way I like it! Western baby. Ok, but it's also good coffee

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

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: 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.