Solid internet cafe to feed your Yelp addiction…read more -Note that there are two entrances: one on Rue St Denis and another on Boulevard de Sébastopol. -The English keyboards are grouped together by the Rue St Denis entrance. I logged in to a comp with a French keyboard, realized my mistake and frantically logged off as I wasted a whole minute of my very valuable hour. -It's €3.90 per hour and cheaper as you buy more. -They sell snacks and have clean bathrooms. -€10 credit card minimum!

Very friendly, helped us print out train tickets for like 3.5 euro. Very clean and professional.read more

Truly a lifesaver. Located next to Gare Lyon, and open late on Sunday. I lost my passport and…read moreneeded to print application forms to take to the embassy. Reasonably priced and quick. Send email to their address with the documents from my phone.

Great place to print out all the new COVID-19 paperwork the CDC requires upon re-entry to the US…read more Helpful, friendly staff.

From the owner: CyberCafé Internet, est un cybercafé de longue date, réputé pour ca clientèle fidèle et variée…read more Autrefois notre clientèle etait fondée a base de jeunes personnes pouvant accéder à internet et jouer aux jeux videos. Aujourd'hui nos offres et fonctions ont nettement améliorées.

I randomly discovered this work space and boy was it perfect for me. For just 6 Euros an hour, you…read moreget internet, drinks, and snacks. It's not good for group work, since it's fairly quiet. But if you need to work alone and don't have to talk, this is such a wonderful place. My only issues is that I came on a hot day and there is no air condition inside. The other issue is that seating can be limited when Nuage gets full, so you have to be aware that you might not get a great seat if you come when they are full.

Adorable place. Great for work or study. The wifi was decent, and it wasn't too loud.read more

Great place to get online and get prints. Bought train tickets but didn't have a printer at the…read moreapartment so we headed to Montmartre to get the tickets and lunch!

This place was kind of a mess. While the guys here tried to be helpful, I ultimately couldn't get…read morethe scanner here to work for me even with their help. I came the first day to print out 5 black-and-white copies (€0.30/page) and scan 1 work document (€1/page). When I got home, I realized only 3 of the documents printed out correctly (the other 2 were oddly garbled) and the scanned document never showed up in my Inbox. While I had no explanation for the garbled printouts because the pdf looked normal on my computer, I thought maybe I emailed my scanned document to the wrong address. So I went the next day and paid another €1 to scan it again. This time I waited outside the shop to make sure I received the document in my Inbox but never did. I asked the man if I could scan my document and save it onto one of the computers nearby and THEN send it to myself as an attachment, but he was adamant that I could only email the document to myself straight from the scanner. I didn't want to waste another euro so I left and went down the street to La Poste to send my document the old fashioned way.

Very convenient restaurant located underneath our Airbnb. Stopped in for a to go latte. The service…read morewas super fast and friendly and my latte was absolutely delicious. I would definitely return to this location for breakfast in the future.

Great breakfast Americano coffee was not that great. I would go for a cappuccino next time…read more Good simple menu, cozy atmosphere.

Shithole with unplayable PCs that restart by themselves and no headsets unless you buy one for 30…read moreeuros. Gotta look around to get a comfy chair as well, one that's not squicky if possible. Cigarettes laying all around the place. Cold climatisation that cannot be changed. Steam games that don't launch. Fuck this place, if i had not seen it i would have not believed it. Oh! and disgusting toilets as well.

Our visit to Paris got off to a rocky start. We had to make a call while overseas to one of those…read moreevil corporations who make you wait on hold forever, among other evil things. While we were trying to get the call going on skype, there was an issue with the headphones. I was a bit impatient and just wanted to leave. But the employees here really seemed to care to get everything in working order. They were industrious, efficient, and polite. They kept a friendly eye on us during our visit to make sure the headphones, computer, etc were working out for us. So big thanks to these guys!

I've used them a number of times in the past and they are very nice…read more However... Don't count on them being open the hours they say they are. When you go there and they're all shuttered up, go down the street to the Holiday Inn and you can use their biz center computer for 3 eu for 10 minutes. I know, pricey, but in a pinch, it'll do. (I had to print some tickets and the nice lady at the front desk took my flash drive and printed them for me [I just had to pay the 3 eu and play around on their computer, clavier français, while she did it]).

From the owner: L'informatique en libre service, près de l'Odéon ! Voilà un endroit où vous aurez la possibilité de…read morefaire pratiquement tout ce que vous voulez en matière d'informatique, tellement le matériel proposé est important. Outre l'internet vous pourrez utiliser des logiciels de bureautique, des scanners, des imprimantes, des graveurs de CD, du matériel audio-vidéo numérique, des fax et minitels... bref tout y est.

A good flatwhite, for more than twice what I would pay at hame, €5. For me it's all about the…read morecoffee but this site requires at least 85 characters so, it's pleasant busy French cafe.

Went here three times on my visit to Paris! Everything was incredible. Get the feta basil omelette…read moreit's simple perfection. The French toast had passion fruit, peaches, and strawberry's and WOW WOW WOW so good. Everyone who worked there was super nice and if you're English it's no trouble