Best Coffee Shops in Paris

ping pang paris takes its coffee seriously, and the regulars on rue du chevaleret know it. the 13th arrondissement doesn't always get the specialty coffee…

the filter coffee here is where you should start. riverose sits on avenue de new york, which runs right along the seine in the 16th, and there's something…

le double fond takes its coffee seriously in a city that often treats it as an afterthought. paris has no shortage of beautiful terraces and espresso pulled…

hemp-forward drinks aren't the obvious choice at a paris coffee stop, but at le chanvrier français on rue de turenne, that's exactly where you should start.…

paris has a long habit of treating coffee as an afterthought, something you endure between a croissant and wherever you're actually going. that's changed,…

slow mornings in the 9th arrondissement tend to reward patience, and rue le peletier is the kind of street where you can actually feel paris slow down a…

the faubourg saint-antoine end of the 11th has always had that particular parisian tension between old artisan quarters and whatever the neighbourhood is…

you're on avenue kléber, which cuts through the 16th arrondissement with the kind of unhurried confidence that neighborhood has always had. lulu's sits at…

ds café does one thing unusually well: it makes you want to come back before you've finished your first cup. that's not nothing, especially on boulevard…

you're on rue notre dame de lorette, which means you're already in one of the 9th arrondissement's better pockets, the kind of street that still feels like…

les artistes takes its coffee seriously, and rue didot feels like the right place for that kind of quiet conviction. the 14th arrondissement doesn't get the…

tucked into rue du fer à moulin in the latin quarter, synapse torréfaction gets coffee right in ways that matter. the kind of right that brings the same faces…

the ninth arrondissement doesn't lack for coffee options, but liperli stands apart on rue de douai for reasons that become clear with your first sip. this…

terres de café sits on rue saint-honoré like it's been there forever, though good independent coffee in paris still feels revolutionary. the beans speak first…

you're on quai de montebello, the seine running alongside you, notre-dame close enough that tourists slow down every few steps to photograph it. a pâtissier…

slow afternoon when you've got nowhere better to be, passage verdeau is exactly the kind of detour that justifies wandering 75009 on foot. keopi sits along…

the thing about extraction coffee on rue amelot is how they actually give a damn about the beans. you can taste it. that 4.6 rating from over a thousand…

you're on rue saint-antoine, which cuts through the 4th arrondissement with the kind of low-key momentum that makes paris feel less like a postcard and more…

forty six and third gets specialty coffee right without turning it into a spectacle. that's rarer than it sounds. paris has no shortage of cafes, but the…

boulevard de magenta runs through paris like an artery, and brouillon coffee sits at number 42 like it belongs there. which it does. 707 google reviews…

the 12th gets overlooked, which is paris's loss and yours to exploit. rue crozatier sits in that quieter stretch of the arrondissement where the foot traffic…

paris has gotten serious about specialty coffee over the last decade, and the first arrondissement sits right in the middle of that shift. maslow 1er, on quai…

maslow temple takes its coffee seriously. that much is clear from how it's built a following on the rue de picardie, a quiet stretch in the 3rd arrondissement…

capitole café takes its coffee seriously, and that focus lands. boulevard de sébastopol runs loud and busy, the kind of street that doesn't slow down for…

you're on rue papin, a short street in the 3rd that connects the marais's eastern edge to the République corridor, and the foot traffic here moves with…

two doors coffee-shop sits on rue francœur in montmartre, where the steep streets still feel like old paris. 4.7 stars from 601 reviews tells you something…

when you need somewhere reliable for morning coffee before tackling montmartre's tourist crowds, kozy delivers exactly what its devoted clientele expects.…

and there's santa lyna on boulevard de sébastopol, where the third arrondissement gets serious about coffee. you walk past plenty of places that'll serve you…

paris has never struggled to offer you a café on every corner, but finding one that locals return to with real loyalty is a different thing. stella mia, on…

the 11th arrondissement has a way of rewarding people who actually walk its side streets instead of staying on the main drag. kafkaf sits on rue keller, which…

the republic feels different when you've got proper coffee in hand, and coffee ya gets that. tucked into boulevard voltaire in the 11th, this spot has earned…

a slow saturday morning in the 17th arrondissement moves at its own pace, and place du dr félix lobligeois is a good place to let it. the square itself is one…

typica gets it right where many paris coffee spots stumble. tucked into rue des filles du calvaire in the marais, this independent roastery builds the kind of…

you're on rue de turenne, deep in the third arrondissement, where the marais starts to loosen its tourist grip and becomes something closer to an actual…

jules jo takes its coffee seriously without making a performance of it. that quieter kind of focus is harder to pull off than it sounds, especially in a city…

the tea salon format is taken seriously here, which puts it in a pretty small category in paris. most places hedge, leaning coffee one day and pastry the next…

sample cafe sits on rue la fayette like it's always been there, which in the tenth arrondissement means something. this isn't another concept shop chasing…

you're on place de catalogne, a broad circular square in the 14th that most tourists never quite reach. it sits between montparnasse and the quieter…

picchetto takes its coffee seriously, and the 15th arrondissement is better for it. this isn't a neighborhood that draws many tourists, which means the people…

paris has gotten serious about specialty coffee over the last decade, and the 18th arrondissement has quietly become one of the more interesting places to…

paris takes its coffee seriously in ways that can surprise you, especially if you arrive expecting the cliché of an indifferent espresso slammed onto zinc.…

good coffee in paris doesn't always announce itself. place du marché saint-honoré sits in the first arrondissement, close enough to the palais royal and the…

catching a train from gare de lyon and you've got forty minutes to kill, or you're heading into the 12th for the morning and need somewhere to land before the…

slow mornings in the 6th arrondissement have a rhythm you either fall into or you don't. rue de fleurus sits close enough to the jardin du luxembourg that you…

stepping off rue notre dame de lorette, you'll notice the line before you see the sign. that's how it works at la compagnie du café. the 4.5 stars from over…

the fourth arrondissement isn't short on coffee options, but caféothèque earned its 4.4 stars across 3,644 reviews by doing what independent shops do best:…

tucked into rue chapon in the marais, this roastery gets something fundamentally right that most places miss. the beans here carry that distinct weight of…