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Had an amazing Columbian prasteque pour over. Tea body, with notes of watermelon, watermelon and watermelon. Amazing.

You can tell there is a lot of care taken here, especially with the V60. They have a curated selection of single-origin beans and the branding clearly highlights the processing methods for each, which is a great touch for transparency. I tried the Peruvian Geisha (washed) and it was excellent—very bright with a lovely, soft sweetness. The baristas are knowledgeable and took the time to discuss my preferences and flavor notes before I ordered. The shop itself is small, with just a few bar seats and outlets. Depending on the day, it's a nice spot to linger, but it’s also designed well for a quick, high-quality pit stop even when others are working. While they specialize in pour-overs, they also have a full espresso menu and more traditional drinks, so there is something for everyone. It’s also a perfect spot if you need to pick up coffee-making implements or beans to take home. Whether you're a seasoned brewer or just looking for a top-tier cup, this shop hits the mark.

After browsing the bookstore next door, I was craving a coffee, I ordered a latte and honestly, it was incredibly creamy. The balance between the coffee and the milk was spot on, super smooth and well-blended. The service was great too. I’d definitely visit again next time ❤️

I have been in Paris for around 2 weeks and i've tried over 10 different matcha places, this without a doubt was the best matcha latte I have ever drank!!! Woah genuinely not very bitter but not extremely sweet, and the foam is perfect. Not to mention how sweet and welcoming the staff was! (Plus: She speaks english!!)

Nice little shop serving solid shots and full of coffee-related equipment to buy. Also nice to sit down and do some people watching. The neighborhood’s crowd is eclectic and interesting.