
paris has never had a casual relationship with coffee. the city's café culture runs deep, but specialty coffee, the kind that actually cares about where the bean came from and how it was prepared, took longer to find its footing here than in london or amsterdam. coutume, on the rue de babylone in the 7th arrondissement, is one of the places that changed that conversation. you won't find it in a flashy neighborhood built for tourists. the 7th is quieter than that, residential, governmental, and coutume fits that register without disappearing into it. the shop has built a genuine local reputation, not a loud one, and that's probably why it holds. worth going for a morning filter before the 7th wakes up properly.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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