Caféothèque de Paris

Great coffee but not service oriented. If you like the traditional Parisian attitude of behaving to customers as if they were in a soviet-era canteen, this is your place. Otherwise, you might want to look somewhere else. Also, long queues (twice, once for paying and then for ordering) and relatively high prices. Still, great coffee (but there is also great coffee elsewhere).

Once of Paris' coffee go tos. Delicious in-house coffee and delicious pasties. Friendly, comfortable and on a sunny day the tables out the front are hard to beat.

This café is a real hidden gem. The coffee beans are no joke many of them come from top quality farms in Africa, and you can really taste the difference. The space is filled with plants (real ones, everywhere), and there’s plenty of seating, which makes it perfect for work meetings or remote working. After visiting several museums, I was very selective about where to sit down and rest, and I’m glad I chose this place it didn’t disappoint at all. I’ll definitely be coming back. The owner is also very kind and welcoming, so take a moment to chat with him if you can.

We had been here 2 times. 1st time the cappuccino had a very slight bitter taste. Came back for 2nd try and the coffee was still slightly bitter. Plenty of indoor seating as well as outdoor seating.

We were about to start our walking tour of South Marais and were in need of some coffee. We knew a student who recommended this hip coffee bar so we visited. The coffee was just perfect, the snacks tasty, the setting hip but a bit tight, the service friendly.