I was craving an American style coffee drink--if you ask for coffee at most places in France, they…read morejust give you a shot of cappuccino. I got a chai tea latte and it was very good. Lots of whipped cream and it was decently sized. They also have some other very fancy huge drinks with lots of sugar that look amazing. It's kind of expensive, but I think that is to be expected in France, especially because it is near Place Plumereau. They have a nice outdoor area, plenty of chairs and tables, and they have wifi which is nice for studying/working.

After lunch in tours, we needed a little caffeine and went to the French Coffee Shop. I ordered a…read morelatte and my husband opted for a mocha. Both were excellent. It was probably one of the best lattes I've had - definitely the best I had during our vacation in France. 5 stars.

Amazing coffee place in the heart of Vieux Tours! Delicious coffee/tea and a nice cold drink called…read moregranité in several flavors. Oh, and do try the cheesecake - it's really to die for. We spent an entire afternoon in this cafe during our weekend in Tours; it has a very relaxed vibe with people chatting at the tables or working on their laptops (free wifi), while Latin American music was softly playing in the background. An ideal place to retreat from the streets of Tour and re-energize in the good care of the Guatemalan owner/operator.

An energetic, colorful, and inviting café. Perfect for studying or grabbing coffee with friends…read more Their cheesecake is one of a kind. I look forward to returning here soon!

Nice cosy place, serving good and cheap coffee (€2.50 for a full coffee press! Yay!), open on…read moreSundays, and with board games to play for free. It would deserve 4 stars, but the owner was clearly overwhelmed - we waited 20 minutes for our 2 coffees and never got the sugar that we asked for...

like this, nice tea, nice atmospere,…read more wifi, cheese cake ...Thank you

One of the most beautiful locations I've been to and I've been going to Starbucks for 27 years!…read moreI've never written a Starbucks either! The mayors office is across the street with amazing 18th century Rococo architecture. The ceilings are high with very nice people working there. Power outlets are everywhere, simply great. Today is a holiday, I wish I could call to see if they are open.

All I wanted was a pumpkin spice latte and I was so glad that they had them! The menu is mostly the…read moresame as in the US with some slight differences. Food seems to be a bigger thing at French Starbucks than it is in the US. They have croissants, (but why would you get a croissant from Starbucks when you are in France) cheesecake, salads, pancakes and some other pastries. It's a little more expensive than in the US but that is to be expected. It's a little strange because most of the drinks are still in English. This meant that the baristas could definitely tell I was American because it is really hard to pronounce things with a French accent that are in English. The guy switched to English when he heard me say pumpkin spice latte. Service is very friendly though, and they have a nice upstairs area, outdoor patio facing Hôtel de Ville, a back patio, and plugs that are nice for plugging in laptops and phones.

Great tea shop! All brands for all tastes! In addition you can grab some delicious local chocolate…read more(taste the caramel one!) Very nice and helpful owner! :))

Attention please: There is a New Tea place! Quite nice and…read morepiece full! Opened in Tursday this week! A comprehensive (but not full) choice of teas and some coffee based drinks. A few things to eat and a very nice decor!