Juni

I was greeted inside with strong wooden beams, an array of drinks choices. Sitting by the window, I got a clear view of the avenue that divided the 3rd and 4th arrondisement. The ube latte made for a great companion in people watching and easing into the new day, close to the new year.

Coffee is good (not specialty but fine), service is friendly (depending on the person serving) and there are proper tables and chairs, something rare in the coffee places in Paris. The music is a little loud but there’s probably a part of the vibe plan. Overall a nice place to sit for a while.

Lovely spot in Paris! Juni Coffee has such a calm, minimalist vibe — the kind of place where you can really enjoy your coffee. The coffees were smooth and well-balanced, and that pastry filled with parsley and cheese was absolutely delicious , perfectly flaky and comforting. Loved the elegant tableware and the cozy, modern aesthetic. Definitely a spot I’d come back to for a quiet morning or a catch-up with friends.

Such a great cafe. The coffee was amazing. And the pastries were unbelievable. Went everyday during our stay once we discovered that his cafe. The staff were so sweet and greeted us like old friends. The croissants were the best I have ever had. Will be back!

We stopped by Café Juni after a stroll through the Bastille marché, and it was the perfect break. We had coffee, a pain au chocolat, and a ham & cheese bun. The coffee was smooth, the pastry was flaky and delicious, but the highlight was definitely the ham & cheese bun. They were generous with the filling plenty of ham and cheese which made it hearty, flavorful, and excellent value for the price. It really stood out as more than just a simple snack. The café itself feels cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff and a warm atmosphere. A lovely spot for quality pastries and coffee — we’d happily return after another marché visit.