Barista coffee, homemade pastries and sometimes even a menu dedicated to breakfast, Paris knows how to do good coffee shops. Now the only question is, are you a lover of coffee? If so, we’ve put together a guide of the best coffee shops in Paris to make looking for your next cup of brew a little easier the next time you visit.
Artesano
Extremely close to the Seine, this new coffee shop is the work of Arturo Valentino. At the same time, barista, photographer and Mexican roaster, he brings his know-how. At the shop, we experience beans from Mexico, coffee in all possible forms (flat white, latte, espresso, etc.), and admire stunning photos on the wall or in picture books.
Le Pont Traversé
Located right next to the Luxembourg Gardens, this former butcher’s shop with a vintage frontage has recently been transformed into a coffee shop with edge. With Frédérique Jules in charge, the clean decor dressed in light earthenware and graphic lighting is thanks to the work of Ailleur Studio. The menu focuses on Mediterranean recipes and gourmet pastries (cookies, doughnuts, babka, etc.). All tied together with lattes, chai and other full-bodied coffees.
Dreamin’ Man
Dreamin’ Man is a safe bet around breakfast time. Visitors will also enjoy homemade pies with seasonal fruits, granola, banana bread or scones.
Tram
Both bookstore and coffee shop, Tram is located on the Left Bank. After selecting your book choice at its adjoining bookshop, you can order coffees with vegetable milk, as well as croissants, a croque-monsieur with truffle salt or even chestnut fondants.
White
New to Paris, White has just opened on Rue de Turenne. Open weekdays from 8 a.m., and from 9 a.m. on weekends, the coffee shop sells a variety of sourced beans directly. Equipped with a Marzocco machine, White offers lattes, cappuccinos, flat whites, etc. The shop also offers an assortment of milks, juices and pastries.
Sookie
From Lanni, whose roasted seeds come from organic, fair trade and 90% carbon-free agriculture, the coffee comes in all forms: espresso, americano, cappuccino, flat white… (with an assortment of milks) and the menu mixes homemade waffles, granola and fresh fruit and an avocado toast.
Café Kitsuné
Established on Rue Rivoli, in the Montpensier gallery or Place André Malraux, Café Kitsuné is spreading its love of full-bodied grain with the opening of its first roasting workshop in Paris. Led by artisan roaster Florian Decousser, visitors will enjoy freshly roasted coffee beans or ground coffee with flawless traceability. The menu mixes espressos, macchiatos, americanos, dirty chais, cappuccinos, fat whites and teas, as well as pastries, juices and ice cream.
Two Doors
Located on the Butte Montmarte, Two Doors was established last summer. Excelling in espresso, matcha, chai lattes, and other mochas, the coffee shop is also an expert in homemade pastries. Among the bestsellers? A fondant Basque cheesecake, a vanilla-chocolate marble topped with a rock icing, and a black sesame cookie.
Mardi
Located in the Rue de la Villette, Mardi is the new coffee shop open from breakfast to afternoon tea. Equipped with a Marzocco Strada EP coffee machine, the shop offers visitors coffees, but also large chocolate and fleur au sel cookies, boiled eggs, granola with yogurt and fruit and even cinnamon.
Café Nuances
Decorated by the architectural studio Uchronia, this shop opened its doors on Rue Danielle Casanova. Having unearthed its seeds from all over the world (Colombia, Ethiopia, Sao Paulo, etc.), the place offers five different types of coffee with reliable traceability. And drinks may be enjoyed in the most classic forms (latte, mocha, etc.) or the most original (such as a sesame coffee or dirty chai).
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