If only the Starbucks in the US had the same pastries as in Paris!...I was spoiled with my daily…read moreespressos and different versions of croissants and pastries! Service was quick and pleasant. There were a good number of tables inside and in front of the coffee shop.

Handy location for Hyatt and Marriot AC (with a 5 minute walk) this Starbucks is located at the…read moreback of the shopping mall attached to the Hyatt Regency. The mall can be accessed from the rear revolving doors at the back of the large Hyatt reception. Open early and seldom busy as the mall opens later. Still cheaper than buying coffee at the hotels Yes they have Paris and France Starbucks mugs €14.90

MJM was a great way to end our eating adventure in Paris. The staff were kind, and the pastries…read morewere fresh and beautifully displayed. The morning was cool, but our coffees kept us warm as we ate our delicious pastries. The pistachio had plenty of flavor, but was not over the top. The apricot was tart with plenty of bite. Watch the morning unfold from your table outside at this local chain worthy of popping into.

Its a convenient option right by the TGV train platforms. The only problem is that the line is…read morereally slow (due to slow customers and slow staff). So I wouldn't recommend going here if you are in a rush for a train. Quality wise, I don't think the pastries are as good as the average place in Paris. I'd actually say that they are pretty equivalent to what you can get in the US. Prices are not bad though.

Tartelette fine aux pommels was fantastic. It is convenient cafe, good got quick togo coffee in the…read moretrain station

Considering this is a mall Starbucks, this doesn't feel like your typical mall location of the…read morechain which I often find to be very generic, crowded, squashed and boring, this is different. Located on the upper level 3 of Les 4 Temps, this is likely to be one of the first stores you visit if heading from public transportation. As I've talked about in other reviews for Starbucks in France, it is considerably more expensive than back home in the UK, my drink ended up costing around 30% more, before even taking into account the UK's lower rate of tax/VAT in place until January to help businesses recover from COVID-19. This is a Starbucks Reserve bar not to be confused with a Roastery, of which there is only one in Europe - in Milan, Italy. The service at the checkout was slow, but from that point, the drinks were made super fast. They did make me a regular Iced Caramel Macchiato rather than the Cloud which I asked for, again this wasn't down to the language barrier as they did charge me for the more expensive Cloud macchiato, it was just a mistake. They had no point making it rather quickly. My drink tasted really good, sometimes the foam on the non-US version can be messy and not absorb the coffee, it can sometimes taste dry and bland but that wasn't the case here, I really did enjoy my drink. I did have to ask for the special lid which has recently launched outside of the US though as the straws here are awful, this is one of the first stores in France to get the new paper straws which are super small and thin, which are probably even worse than the ones we have in the UK. The store from within the mall looks good, it stands out, they also have an outside patio area which is perfect for the sun and has great views of the Arc and La Defense area which is just outside the city of Paris, yet easily accessed. 4* - Nice drinks in nice surroundings, a really nice Starbucks store even though it is pretty expensive and doesn't represent value for money and there were other small issues discussed.

Not fine. Disgusting. Since my last review I have watched their process: dirty wet hands…read moretouching blenders, money, the floor, appliances, supplies and then the naked rims of our cups. I have seen liquids drip off their fingers into the beverages below, then capped- the caps are filthy when handed to you. This was not one bad day, rather 4 months of watching closely while I waited in their GD line! The process is off. It is not clean or pleasant, but it is within a busy, dirty commuting hub. Today what I observed is my last visit to this starbucks,

This place isn't actually a Betjeman and Barton outlet -- it's another store that sells their tea,…read moreplus a huge range of floral-patterned dishes and similar stuff. I learned about their tea when I had a great green tea in Nice, and asked about the brand -- that green tea flavored with cherries is called "Memory" -- no, the English word, not "Memoire." I bought some, and it's quite good, though for some reason never quite as spectacular as that first time. I guess it really is about the setting and the moment. Other good teas they have are Pushkin - very interesting flavor and a house specialty. For decaf teas, I got a good African rooibos tea. I'm not a huge tea person, but I highly recommend the place. Perhaps you would want to go to the main store which probably has a larger selection.

One of the most famous Starbucks locations. Definitely 10/10 on the decor but quite crowded!…read more Came here to get some work done but every seat was filled. It's hard to order then get a seat, so I walked around for a while with my drink hovering to find a spot lol until finally I found a chair in the corner that I could sit at. Luckily my laptop was charged because there weren't really outlets available. The work from a coffee shop concept isn't quite the same in Paris, and I have found Starbucks is one of the few places you'll find people sitting around all day with their laptops for wifi. Coworking spaces and anti cafes are more popular here but very expensive. Starbucks is a great choice, but in popular locations, seats will be hard to get. I wouldn't choose this one if I needed to get work done, but grabbing coffee with a friend (if taking it to go is a backup option) is a great idea! The inside is so beautiful. Otherwise, I'd make sure to get here early for a good spot, but even then, you'll have other guests hovering over you all day.

These workers are so rude. I heard rumors that the Parisians hate Americans, but they didn't heat…read moremy food up because i'm a tourist? When I asked, she said let me ask. Goes back to her manager, he popped his head from the back to look at me, and says no, we don't do that. So that toaster in the back where I can see it not being used is for display? I was so nice and tried what little French I know. I would try harder, but my flight wasn't supposed to be here so I didn't anticipate French! People are so rude here and this just affirmed the feeling.

I was recommended to come here by a friend whho had lived at least a decade in Paris and said it…read morewas the place with the best pastries he had ever had. And it does not disappoint You won't find a pricier (and it holds onto that price in Paris of all places) yet more deluxe assortment of pastries. They're decadent, with butter cream icing layers forming beautiful patterns. They're rich in everything they promise: fluffy vanilla, deep chocolate and the nuttiness of... hazelnut. The staff are on hand and attentive, professional and prepare everything fresh. There are many boutique patisseries across all of paris, but this one is perhaps its most memorable.

Paris, I was walking past and was intrigued by the glorious bakery aroma and the small line of…read morepeople waiting to go in. Cedric Grolet Opera, 17€ for one beautiful fleur pavlova yuzu. Fabulous flavors definitely enjoyed it, but not sure it's a must try. Take away options are different at some locations; this one is known for their fleurs and cakes. I didn't have time to visit their other nearby location with "donut croissants".

My wife and I came here every day we were in Paris. The staff (a mother and daughter) were so…read morecharming and friendly, the food (quiche, soup, pastry, and cookies) was AMAZING, and the prices were so reasonable. We'll miss it so much when we go home.