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Cute spot. Off the weekend menu, I got the pancake deal which includes fresh juice, hot beverage (coffee), and sweet pancakes -- all for 16€. The pancake toppings are seasonal; mine included yellow peach roasted with thyme, whipped cream and almonds. All I can say is YUM! I was starving from a jam packed morning of activities, and this hit the spot. I'd be happy to return and try other items.
Coutume has that bright, airy, hipster yet warm and cozy feel of a few San Francisco coffee shops I love, and it was the perfect place to start off my first morning back in Paris. The coffee was downright delicious, rich, and strong...the way coffee should always be! Oui oui j'adore les Flat Whites! I ordered the Eggs Benedict Vegetarian, and it was perfection! Lots of spinach, fluffy eggs, Hollandaise sauce that wasn't too heavy, and all that goodness was sitting on top of two yummy pancakes. Who woulda thunk?! It was so much better than English muffins, or whatever Eggs Benedicts are usually made with (I don't typically order them because of this thing I have against runny egg yolks, but this time I'm so glad I took a chance!). I love how they serve up the water in chemistry lab glassware - was it a flask or a beaker? :) The baristas were really nice, even when I attempted to order in my broken French and I'm sure butchered the sentence. They just smiled and repeated back my order in English. I need to work on my Français... :)
Great brunch spot. This place is little on the American side but little enough to still make you feel like you're eating European. Their pancakes are a must. The cream they used are perfect together and not too sweet. The veal carpaccio was different but very good! We also tried their burrata and it was rich and creamy. I was spectacle about the peaches with it but surprisingly it was good together. We also ordered their basic eggs and bacon which was a good addition to our brunch to share. The service is a little on the very slow slide.
A great place for a ladies' lunch, but the service was very slow despite it being late for the lunch hour. The three of us had the 15€ menu formula, which consisted of the day's soup, the toast of the day, and then a coffee (either with the meal or after it). While we waited for each course, we topped up our water glasses from the Erlenmeyer flask pitcher. A nice touch, but the pitcher was small for three, and our waiter kept forgetting to refill it, after he'd promise to "be right back" with a full flask. Our plates arrived staggered, and I'm not talking about between the courses. We waited a full five minutes for the third soup to be brought to our table, and a full ten minutes for the third coffee. The soup was onion and zucchini with a trace of truffle oil. It was nourishing yet light, and not too hot in temperature: perfect for a spring day. I was excited for the toast du jour, which was burrata and veggies, but when it arrived I was a little disappointed. The bread had excellent flavor by itself. It was extremely buttery and garlicky (did they rub it in garlic before placing it in the oven?), but difficult to cut with the dull knives. The burrata was amazing too, but the other toppings weren't in sync. There were green beans, strawberries, snow peas, broccoli, lightly sautéed onion and hazelnuts... I wanted to like it, but something about the onion-strawberry-hazelnut mix didn't work. We each ordered a latte to polish off the meal and to extend our lunch hour. I can't complain about this hug in a mug. Beautifully brewed, I wanted to devour the cup's contents all at once, but it was made for savoring. Come for coffee and maybe a dessert, but grab lunch somewhere else.
Such a cute, trendy, and dare I say "hipster" little spot for breakfast! I'd give this place a 3 for food, but its vibe/atmosphere/service bumps it up to a 4. I had eggs/toast/avocado, which was pretty good, although the avocado was not quite ripe yet. My husband had the yogurt bowl, which was very pretty, but a little too tart overall for me. I also had a chai latte, which was pretty bland and tasted mostly like warm milk, but my husband's coffee was pretty good. Overall, a nice way to start off our day, although the food was just okay. :)
Amazing coffee for those who appreciate brighter blends and single origin Espresso. The food here was... interesting. Not bad per se but wasn't quite to me or my friends taste. The flavors of the tart did work better than anticipated but it still bewildered us. Atmosphere is great, it's relatively spacious considering Paris coffee shops and is very tourist friendly if your french isn't great.
Amazing brunch in Paris awaited us at Coutume. As we woke to our first morning in the City, we knew this was the place we wanted to hit Seating at the counter was available - the place was PACKED! Loved the old chemistry sets, and lab tables, the menus in the shape of benzene rings.....reminded me of my inner chemistry geek & all those days in Chem Lab So many great choices - it was hard to reach a final decision......but in the end, it was pancakes for me with pears and hazelnuts - what I thought was a small portion ended up being more than filling - I couldn't finish it all which is saying something for me! The Mr absolutely loved his pancake-eggs benedict & the hollandaise sauce was nicely tart & creamy Lattes were great - we had 1 while we were having breakfast & ordered 2 more to take away with us. We tried to get an extra shot added to our original lattes but the nice waiter advised us against that as it would have thrown off the milk to coffee ratio & he was right! These were perfect Thanks for the lovely welcome to Paris & we can't wait to come back!
I was visiting Paris with my Mom and Sister in May 2012. After a few less than impressive (but still $$$) meals, I decided to turn to Yelp for ideas! After a few days I was getting desparate for an excellent coffee. We had come across plenty of good coffee in Paris, but it was not too common to find great or excellent coffees. I saw some good reviews for the coffee at Coutume, so I planned the route from our apartment rental and guided my mom and sis there for breakfast. The cafe was full when we arrived, but we only had to wait 5 minutes to be seated. The person beside us recommended we try a "flat white" as an alternative to a cappucino. I've never tried one before, but now I'm going to order it at the coffee shops at home! It was very smooth. I had the breakfast burrito, it was divine! The wrap was some sort of crepe / tortilla hybrid? It seemed home made. The salsa was so good, but wish I asked for picante. The homefries on my sisters plate were cute and tasty; served in a cylinder shaped stack with creme fresh and a sweet and spicy jelly. They also have free wifi for all you tourists out there!
Let's be frank: The coffee here is AMAZING. The wifi is reliable. They are open on Sundays until 7pm. But there are things that bring this place way down and I can say this because I've been here many times. When you come in and you want to eat in, you need to find a table. Surprisingly easy to do considering I've never had to wait. But once you get your table, you have to either jump, dance, or wave your arms up in the air to get anyone's attention. Seriously? Then they come and sometimes they don't give you a menu and tell you to look up at the tiny blackboard on the wall but sometimes they give you a menu. lol what? Their pastries range from 2.5 to 4.5 euros. I've tried their cookie, cheesecake, and carrot cake. I would highly recommend the cookie and cheesecake. The cheesecake is creamy and not sweet and goes lovely with the coffee. The carrot cake was horrible. The frosting to cake ratio was just pathetic and the cake was dry. For good carrot cake, walk over the Le Bon Marche and go to the Rose Bakery. Sometimes they will bring you a bottle of water and sometimes they won't. There just is no rhyme or reason to any of this--it's just whatever the server feels like doing. The food is weird. I ordered the "egg's benedict" for 10.5 euros and chose to get mushroom and parmesan as my topping. i paid 3 extra euros to get a side of guacamole. The guacamole was amazing but the portion was SO SMALL. The poached eggs came on top of two thick pancakes. lol k what? Okay I can deal with this. But there was no sauce. Isn't eggs benedict about the hollandaise sauce?!?! The whole dish felt weridly thrown together. My food and pastries came way before my coffee so once I had to ask for my coffee. Like isn't this a COFFEE SHOP? So their coffee is good but their service is sloppy and their food is average at best. But surprise! Their fresh squeezed juices for 4 euros is wonderful. They come in a tall glass and is served cold! To pay, go up to the front counter. I've had to awkwardly stand there and wait many times before the girl decides to look up and take my money.
This place has a North American feel to the coffee shop - like most third wave independent coffee shops we see at home. It's a busy cafe that serves up coffee and cappuccinos as well as a small menu of breakfast items. Cappuccino is 4.20 euros, mocha is 5 euros. Probably one of the best cappuccinos I've ever had. It was so flavourful and smooth that I didn't even add even a smidgen of sugar (which I sometimes do). They also serve eggs Benedict with smoked trout served on top of two mascarpone pancakes for 9.50 euros. One berry and mascarpone pancake is 3.50 euro - it's a denser pancake but quite delicious with the berries and butter. Service is friendly and our server spoke English.
7 years ago
2 years ago
Food service and ambiance was great. The individual that attended to us was very good at suggesting items in the menu. read more
11 months ago
7 years ago
Cute spot. Off the weekend menu, I got the pancake deal which includes fresh juice, hot beverage (coffee), and sweet pancakes -- all for 16€. The pancake toppings are seasonal; mine included yellow peach roasted with thyme, whipped cream and almonds. All I can say is YUM! I was starving from a jam packed morning of activities, and this hit the spot. I'd be happy to return and try other items. read more
11 years ago
Coutume has that bright, airy, hipster yet warm and cozy feel of a few San Francisco coffee shops I love, and it was the perfect place to start off my first morning back in Paris. The coffee was downright delicious, rich, and strong...the way coffee should always be! Oui oui j'adore les Flat Whites! I ordered the Eggs Benedict Vegetarian, and it was perfection! Lots of spinach, fluffy eggs, Hollandaise sauce that wasn't too heavy, and all that goodness was sitting on top of two yummy pancakes. Who woulda thunk?! It was so much better than English muffins, or whatever Eggs Benedicts are usually made with (I don't typically order them because of this thing I have against runny egg yolks, but this time I'm so glad I took a chance!). I love how they serve up the water in chemistry lab glassware - was it a flask or a beaker? :) The baristas were really nice, even when I attempted to order in my broken French and I'm sure butchered the sentence. They just smiled and repeated back my order in English. I need to work on my Français... :) read more
8 years ago
This is a nice place. The listing needs to be updated though. NO laptops aloud! The coffee is good. read more
Great brunch spot. This place is little on the American side but little enough to still make you feel like you're eating European. Their pancakes are a must. The cream they used are perfect together and not too sweet. The veal carpaccio was different but very good! We also tried their burrata and it was rich and creamy. I was spectacle about the peaches with it but surprisingly it was good together. We also ordered their basic eggs and bacon which was a good addition to our brunch to share. The service is a little on the very slow slide. read more
A great place for a ladies' lunch, but the service was very slow despite it being late for the lunch hour. The three of us had the 15€ menu formula, which consisted of the day's soup, the toast of the day, and then a coffee (either with the meal or after it). While we waited for each course, we topped up our water glasses from the Erlenmeyer flask pitcher. A nice touch, but the pitcher was small for three, and our waiter kept forgetting to refill it, after he'd promise to "be right back" with a full flask. Our plates arrived staggered, and I'm not talking about between the courses. We waited a full five minutes for the third soup to be brought to our table, and a full ten minutes for the third coffee. The soup was onion and zucchini with a trace of truffle oil. It was nourishing yet light, and not too hot in temperature: perfect for a spring day. I was excited for the toast du jour, which was burrata and veggies, but when it arrived I was a little disappointed. The bread had excellent flavor by itself. It was extremely buttery and garlicky (did they rub it in garlic before placing it in the oven?), but difficult to cut with the dull knives. The burrata was amazing too, but the other toppings weren't in sync. There were green beans, strawberries, snow peas, broccoli, lightly sautéed onion and hazelnuts... I wanted to like it, but something about the onion-strawberry-hazelnut mix didn't work. We each ordered a latte to polish off the meal and to extend our lunch hour. I can't complain about this hug in a mug. Beautifully brewed, I wanted to devour the cup's contents all at once, but it was made for savoring. Come for coffee and maybe a dessert, but grab lunch somewhere else. read more
4 years ago
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Hello Sumi Y,…
Such a cute, trendy, and dare I say "hipster" little spot for breakfast! I'd give this place a 3 for food, but its vibe/atmosphere/service bumps it up to a 4. I had eggs/toast/avocado, which was pretty good, although the avocado was not quite ripe yet. My husband had the yogurt bowl, which was very pretty, but a little too tart overall for me. I also had a chai latte, which was pretty bland and tasted mostly like warm milk, but my husband's coffee was pretty good. Overall, a nice way to start off our day, although the food was just okay. :) read more
Amazing coffee for those who appreciate brighter blends and single origin Espresso. The food here was... interesting. Not bad per se but wasn't quite to me or my friends taste. The flavors of the tart did work better than anticipated but it still bewildered us. Atmosphere is great, it's relatively spacious considering Paris coffee shops and is very tourist friendly if your french isn't great. read more
8 years ago
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7 years ago
Food quality, portion, cleanliness and most importantly service was phenomenal. Greg was a cool dude, welcoming. I would definitely come back and recommend this place to friends & family. read more
3 years ago
10 years ago
Amazing brunch in Paris awaited us at Coutume. As we woke to our first morning in the City, we knew this was the place we wanted to hit Seating at the counter was available - the place was PACKED! Loved the old chemistry sets, and lab tables, the menus in the shape of benzene rings.....reminded me of my inner chemistry geek & all those days in Chem Lab So many great choices - it was hard to reach a final decision......but in the end, it was pancakes for me with pears and hazelnuts - what I thought was a small portion ended up being more than filling - I couldn't finish it all which is saying something for me! The Mr absolutely loved his pancake-eggs benedict & the hollandaise sauce was nicely tart & creamy Lattes were great - we had 1 while we were having breakfast & ordered 2 more to take away with us. We tried to get an extra shot added to our original lattes but the nice waiter advised us against that as it would have thrown off the milk to coffee ratio & he was right! These were perfect Thanks for the lovely welcome to Paris & we can't wait to come back! read more
I was visiting Paris with my Mom and Sister in May 2012. After a few less than impressive (but still $$$) meals, I decided to turn to Yelp for ideas! After a few days I was getting desparate for an excellent coffee. We had come across plenty of good coffee in Paris, but it was not too common to find great or excellent coffees. I saw some good reviews for the coffee at Coutume, so I planned the route from our apartment rental and guided my mom and sis there for breakfast. The cafe was full when we arrived, but we only had to wait 5 minutes to be seated. The person beside us recommended we try a "flat white" as an alternative to a cappucino. I've never tried one before, but now I'm going to order it at the coffee shops at home! It was very smooth. I had the breakfast burrito, it was divine! The wrap was some sort of crepe / tortilla hybrid? It seemed home made. The salsa was so good, but wish I asked for picante. The homefries on my sisters plate were cute and tasty; served in a cylinder shaped stack with creme fresh and a sweet and spicy jelly. They also have free wifi for all you tourists out there! read more
Let's be frank: The coffee here is AMAZING. The wifi is reliable. They are open on Sundays until 7pm. But there are things that bring this place way down and I can say this because I've been here many times. When you come in and you want to eat in, you need to find a table. Surprisingly easy to do considering I've never had to wait. But once you get your table, you have to either jump, dance, or wave your arms up in the air to get anyone's attention. Seriously? Then they come and sometimes they don't give you a menu and tell you to look up at the tiny blackboard on the wall but sometimes they give you a menu. lol what? Their pastries range from 2.5 to 4.5 euros. I've tried their cookie, cheesecake, and carrot cake. I would highly recommend the cookie and cheesecake. The cheesecake is creamy and not sweet and goes lovely with the coffee. The carrot cake was horrible. The frosting to cake ratio was just pathetic and the cake was dry. For good carrot cake, walk over the Le Bon Marche and go to the Rose Bakery. Sometimes they will bring you a bottle of water and sometimes they won't. There just is no rhyme or reason to any of this--it's just whatever the server feels like doing. The food is weird. I ordered the "egg's benedict" for 10.5 euros and chose to get mushroom and parmesan as my topping. i paid 3 extra euros to get a side of guacamole. The guacamole was amazing but the portion was SO SMALL. The poached eggs came on top of two thick pancakes. lol k what? Okay I can deal with this. But there was no sauce. Isn't eggs benedict about the hollandaise sauce?!?! The whole dish felt weridly thrown together. My food and pastries came way before my coffee so once I had to ask for my coffee. Like isn't this a COFFEE SHOP? So their coffee is good but their service is sloppy and their food is average at best. But surprise! Their fresh squeezed juices for 4 euros is wonderful. They come in a tall glass and is served cold! To pay, go up to the front counter. I've had to awkwardly stand there and wait many times before the girl decides to look up and take my money. read more
8 years ago
11 years ago
This place has a North American feel to the coffee shop - like most third wave independent coffee shops we see at home. It's a busy cafe that serves up coffee and cappuccinos as well as a small menu of breakfast items. Cappuccino is 4.20 euros, mocha is 5 euros. Probably one of the best cappuccinos I've ever had. It was so flavourful and smooth that I didn't even add even a smidgen of sugar (which I sometimes do). They also serve eggs Benedict with smoked trout served on top of two mascarpone pancakes for 9.50 euros. One berry and mascarpone pancake is 3.50 euro - it's a denser pancake but quite delicious with the berries and butter. Service is friendly and our server spoke English. read more
I'd heard of coutume from a blog I read a couple months ago that praised it as a must for coffee lovers. reading "a must for coffee lovers" to me, is basically telling me "your life doesnt matter until you come here." So of course, on a cold Wednesday afternoon, i stumbled into coutume. Upon arrival i noted how busy it was. Packed with people on a weekday 2pm. The seating is small but not at all uncomfortable. Once at my seat, i was given my chem table set up. Water in chem flask, and a beaker as a cup. Menu was also themed, super cool touch to it all. I had read the negative reviews about service here but i guess it must be hit or miss, because i had no issues at all. I ordered and everything was quick and easy - even though it was packed and i was sitting the the farthest and darkest corner of the place. To start i had the latte (or crema) which was, like i expected, STELLAR. It was rich and strong and the perfect accompaniment to the most DELICIOUS CHEESECAKE IVE EVER HAD. EVER. I got the last slice (yay me) and boy of boy. mind blown. Im a cheesecake girl all dayyy but even i think most are too sweet. This one though? just perfect. not overly sweet, the crust is incredible, and it was all sooo gooooooood ugh. want more now. The barista was nice enough to give me a stamp card to use for the week that im here if i do come back (and imma come back fasho fasho). This is a muuuussstttt for coffee (and cheesecake) lovers! read more
14 years ago
Paris, 95 degrees, and no cold drinks. What was a girl to do? Then came Costume Cafe to the rescue. And an American was on duty! He knew exactly what two thirsty Americans needed and whipped up an iced drink that hit the spot. So turns out in Paris, a lot of the milk served in cafes is shelf stable milk. Meaning its old. And will likely make you ... if you're not used to it. But Coutume uses fresh milk. And has cold caffeinated drinks, with ice! read more
One of the new wave cafes in Paris serving up fantastic coffee. The service is wonderful, it was one of the first times that I've actually wanted to tip and left the cafe feeling happy and satisfied as a customer. The Australian guy who is one of the owners is so friendly and even let us sit at a table during lunch hour when we were only drinking a coffee. I've been back a few times since and whilst it is almost a sin not to order a coffee here I can also say that the chai tea latte is amazing. You can also order to go and make the most of their loyalty card offering you the 10th cup for free. The one downside being that they don't serve soy milk. Be prepared to wait for a table if you come at a busy hour during lunchtime as it does tend to get quite busy. I'm really so happy to have found this place, as a cafe serving decent coffee in Paris is a rarity. I'm dying to go back to try one of their breakfast burritos! read more
12 years ago
Finally made it here.. Worth it! Friendly staff ... English speaking, and informative on the menu.. We got the "Eggs Benedict on pancake with bacon" (think ham) An Eggs Benedict with baby spinach, garlic and ginger (The Vegetarian) and had to try the popular Fruit Pancakes.. (Pancakes fruits rouge et ricotta....) Fruit baked in topped with mascarpone and surrounded by bananas, blueberries and raspberries) ...all delish! The Chai latte and Latte were great.. The lattes come with decorations in the foam. Definite stop for the most important meal of the day! read more
A great place for brunch. Essentially a cafe but serves outstanding food that is creative and innovative in its ingredients. I had Le Plat du Weekend: a ricotta fritter with beet slaw and it was so yummy. The coffee is fabulous and the people watching is out of this world. Well done guys!!! read more
7 years ago
V60 was good but expensive,I guess 6€ for it,it's too much,no WiFi,weird,the service was good,2 options for pour over,Brazil and Costa Rica read more
12 years ago
WOW, didn't realise how popular this place is on yelp. Definitely well-deserved though! It's a fantastic little place for breakfast. Our trio of pastries (pain au chocolat, pain au raisin & a croissant) were great - light, buttery and flaky, and oh so chocolatey and raisiny. We got the cafe noir and a mocha (big no-no, I know but hey I like chocolate!) and yessss, was so pleasantly surprised by my mocha. I'm clearly no coffee expert but it was fragrant and punchy but without none of that acidity and bitterness. Will definitely swing by for a regular coffee the next time I'm in Paris. The decor's very minimalist yet comfortable hipster chic (I love the white tile counters!!) and service was also top notch, super friendly and helpful but not overbearingly so. All in all it's pretty darn perfect. I just wish it wasn't so expensive! In London we pay about £2.50/cup but here it's closer to €4. (Though really, I don't live here and don't know how much other coffee places charge so it being 'expensive' really is quite arbitrary. WILL STILL BE COMING BACK THOUGH!) read more
Cosy cafe with free wifi always a joy. Nice coffee with lovely tea cakes and a small selection of sandwiches and salads. Coffee was delicious. The service was something else though. An Asian waiter served us without smiles and just simply threw us the menu, our cake etc and walked away quickly. Bad taste. Wifi available and password: coutumecafe read more
10 years ago
As my fellow yelpers has said, this is a hidden Café in Paris. its a simple cozy lay back café but its quality is very high. the service is on point. it can be busy in the morning so the waiter can be running around but , don't despair, help is at hand and NOT with microwaved meals or your store stale cup of coffee. * the egg benedict was perfectly cooked , Hollandaise sauce wasn't too heavy and doesn't over power your taste buds, the sauce was just fresh and lite, the pancake was very fluffy and melted in your mouth . * the coffee was just excellent I asked for an extra shot in my cappuccino because I love my coffee strong. and it was perfectly made my wife's latte was also great * the croissants are very fresh and fluffy you will be able to tell the love behind your cup of coffee made by the barista . the safe takes pride on what they place on you plate. read more
11 years ago
It's a really cozy place, the waiters are really nice and the coffee and cakes are really good. I ordered a "cold brew" coffee which had a really delicate but rich flavor. It was perfect for summer! I also tried their lemon slice and a friend tried the carrot cake. They were really good though the lemon slice was a little bit dry. All of their options look really tasty. They have banana bread, cheesecake and cookies too. It has a really original decoration and it's a really nice place to chill with friends and work. Looking forward to come back again! read more
12 years ago
Average coffee but decent by Parisian standard, very dark roasts, sources coffee from second rate origins. Also, no siphon, no single origin on weekends. Brunch was expensive and they mostly cater to tourists. Nothing exceptional food, borderline average. Would have coffee again if in the neighborhood but wouldn't go back for anything else. read more
12 years ago
This seemed like a popular little cafe frequented by locals. We arrived around lunch time and it was a busy crowd. We ordered a mocha and espresso. Both were good. Then we ordered lunch because they don't start lunch until 1100 and we were there about 1030. I ordered the Caesar salad and my hubby ordered the lamb bun (sandwich). Both servings were well portioned with a lot of flavor. If you're on the area, and it's not peak time, I say give it a go. But don't make it your pilgrimage to Mecca. read more
4 years ago
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4 years ago
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8 years ago
Great place to grab brunch especially if you want something simple and healthy tasty. Personally I found it hard to find oatmeal in Paris, so I had to order the oatmeal. The oatmeal didn't disappoint. The fruit was fresh and the granola added flavor. read more
7 years ago
10 years ago
Very cool place, with delicious brunch menu, reminds me NorCal. They have pour over coffee (not usual in Paris) and it was very good. Benedict with bacon and guacamole was delicious, especially pancake padding. WiFi is also very cool for travelers. Must visit place in Paris. read more
8 years ago
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