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!

Such an amazing experience. Staff could not have been nicer. The chicken and millefeuille are a…read moreMUST!!! 10/10

We found Café Blanc very close to where we were staying and we are very glad we did. We were…read morequickly seated and the waiter was very helpful going over the menu. I started off with an Expresso Martini which was very good and yes this is how it is spelled here and I like that because that is how I always pronounce it. With our drinks our waiter even brought us out fresh olives. Now I'm not the biggest fan but Ashley very much enjoyed it. There was a lot on the menu that I was interested in and they had a number of different cuts of beef but I had to go with the Whole Duck Breast which is also a French classic which I got cooked medium rare but I'm perfect sure that's how they suggest it which is the right way like they do with all their beef too. Ashley and I also split the French Onion Soup. I will say by Duck was very good. Tasty rich sauce with crispy duck skin cooked perfectly. Some of the best duck I have had in awhile. I will say the French Onion Soup though was a little bland. I just didn't have that rich beef broth I am used too. Beside that everything was very good and would for sure recommend going to Café Blanc for a nice menu which amazing French options.

Stopped by for a quick pick me up!…read more Tried the iced vanilla latte with chocolate sprinkles - different than anything I've ever had but it was good! Service was fast, area was clean & lots of natural light.

This Japanese-inspired coffee shop is a specialty coffee shop in Paris, with excellent coffee,…read morefriendly staff, and cozy atmosphere. I like the minimalist decor and comfortable seating and the ease of ordering by using a tablet. The coffee here is high quality ,well balanced medium body. I like the fact that they measure the coffee beans by weight . Normally, 18 gms is my sweet spot. The cup coffee here contains 18 gms of coffee beans.

We came here after having Bachir gelato to compare the 2…read more So we fought the music festival crowd of over a million to walk from Bachir to Pozzetto. We waited in the huge line here too. We spoke to a lady who was American but moved to Paris years ago. She recommended the chocolate hazelnut which changed her life. So us fat kids sampled the 6 flavors which the girl brought us inside the business to give us the samples. I then told her large she gave me extra large with 5 scoops. We got lemon ice, coffee gelato, chocolate chip, chocolate hazelnut and the chocolate fondue. Everything was delicious. But I think we were gelatoed out and the lemon ice was amazing ! Everything was good but the lemon stood out. It was just more refreshing as we walked Disney Paris all day then walked from metro to the stores. Then we met the store owner who was really sweet and we chatted for a bit and then said hey do you want something to go? I said no it's ok and then she said here have more lemon ice. My wife and I destroyed that as well. She was so sweet. She said it doesn't make you fat since it's just water and sugar and fresh lemon. I said yeah it will lol. I'd come back.

This was the perfect end to a day exploring Paris. The staff was nice about any questions that I…read morehad about the ingredients or how the ice cream was made and patient when I took my time deciding. The ice cream itself was a bit sweet for me personally but was deliciously creamy and had a nice strong roasted pistachio flavor. Though if you have any kind of lactose intolerance this is no joke please beware. I gladly suffered for this ice cream. I look forward to going back the next time I'm in Paris.

This coffee shop is tucked away in a really nice location. If you're looking to get out of the…read morehustle of Paris and just find a quiet place to catch your breath and drink an excellent coffee, this is the place to go. There's seating inside and out. It's small, but it's a really pleasant place to sit around and listen to American rock music. The woman who, I think, owns it couldn't be more friendly and helpful, so I felt very welcome there. I went there about three or four times.

Excellent coffee. my cappuccino was so creamy and smooth. I completely forgot to ask for non dairy…read moremilk and nothing happened to me while drinking this european milk. My husband enjoyed his espresso, it had a bitter but sweet aftertaste that was quite unusual but overall a great coffee shop. They are busy so don't expect to always find a seat.

Located close to the Louvre, Coffee Crêpes is a small establishment that can satisfy the sweet…read moretooth of both vegans and non-vegans alike! After having terrible vegan crepes in the United States, I was over the moon to find a popular vegan crepe place in Paris --of all the places! I made a reservation prior to my visit, so we were seated immediately. I highly recommend to make a reservation, because I noticed that there were a lot of customers waiting to be seated as soon as they opened at noon. Knowing that they have a plenty of vegan drink menu, I ordered a hot chocolate with whipped cream to start. I'm super glad I did, because of all the hot chocolate I've had in Europe, this was the best one I had! The whipped cream was sweet and unbelievably creamy, to a point where it was hard to believe that it was vegan. The hot chocolate was also nicely sweetened and had a deep chocolate flavor. As for the "savory crepe", I ordered the galette vincennes. This, I was a bit disappointed with, as the mango chutney was overpoweringly sweet and the potatoes and onions tasted overcooked. The dough/crepe skin (ew) was so much softer than the vegan crepes in the United States, but it was still a bit gritty when compared to non-vegan ones. This was the same for the dessert crepe I ordered, but I liked the sweet crepe much more. All in all, I highly recommend vegans to check this place out when in Paris, as the vegan options seem particularly limited here.

20€ für einen veganen Crêpe mit Lotuscreme an einem schmutzigen Tisch ist einfach nur unverschämt…read more Dazu ein Wasser aus der Plastikflasche, nie wieder.

Beautifully served and constructed, each Kohn was a work of art. I tried the pistachio and the Cafe…read morewith the coffee beans with a piece of chocolate caramel on top.

Best gelato in Paris, they even have gluten free cones! Friendly service, outdoor seating, they…read moretook their time making the beautiful gelato petals with unlimited flavors!

Strada is a charming coffee shop with a local vibe. It's located on a small street without many…read moreother open businesses. The shop itself is also very small and I would guess that it could seat no more than 30 people at maximum occupany. Seats could be hard to come by, especially if you're with a big group. Coffee itself was good, though I can't say I've had much to compare it with in Paris. There just doesn't seem to be as many standalone coffeeshops in the city that are not chains compared to my native LA. Based on this fact alone, I would recommend coming to Strada if you're tired after wandering through Le Marais or the Centre Pompidou. Some bonuses: - Service was great and the workers all spoke great english. - They do have a restroom for guests. -They sell beans from a few different local roasters. I love this because I always like to buy coffee beans from different cities I visit as souvenirs. Tip: - 10E minimum to use card

The Nutella banana bread was the best banana bread I've ever had! They didn't skimp on the Nutella…read moreat all and the sea salt flakes perfectly balanced it out

Was down the street from our apartment in Paris, we stopped in for sandwiches quite a bit. Was…read morequick, easy and delicious. They also have a nice selection of baked goods if you have a sweet tooth. I recommend the strawberry rhubarb tart!

Very cozy, ideal place to go read a book. Good and cheap menus to choose from.read more