Boot Café

A gorgeous and tiny (like properly tiny) place. Great coffee! While not quite as strong as this Melbournian is used to, the flavour was excellent, and, I think rates as the best coffee I've had in Paris this trip.

cute little coffee corner in Paris, will come back.

The café is small and has a really charming atmosphere, but the prices are more on the touristy side—about €3.5 for an allongé and €4 for a noisette. I personally don’t enjoy acidic coffee, and unfortunately, the coffee here was too sour for my taste. The place seems quite touristy now, and perhaps because of that, the staff felt a bit distant and not very friendly. Still, if you want to experience the vibe of an old cobbler’s shop, it might be worth paying the price for a cup. But if you’re looking for truly good coffee, I’d recommend trying somewhere else.

a lovely little cafe. I arrived on a cold, rainy morning and was greeted warmly with a meticulously drawn matcha latte and delicious carrot cake.

Picturesque little cafe in the heart of Le Marais serving delicious coffees and pastries - the banana bread is especially delicious. There's very few seats inside and outside the cafe, so best for takeaways. Nonetheless, really nice and cozy if you decide to have your drinks in.