One it the coziest coffee spots in the arrondissement. Simple menu created with gorgeous coffee…read morebeans. It is a place where you sip your coffee and read a book - put your phone away and enjoy the peace and calm. Simple and open space where you can't help but simply admire. Very friendly service. If you make it to Paris, make a point to visit especially if you are passionate about your lattes.

Nice spot for a cappuccino. They put nice designs on our drinks and they tasted great. Not a far…read morewalk from the Eiffel Tower

Tucked away down an alleyway in the 2nd arr. For my fellow American tourists - they do not have…read moresyrups but they will offer to go. I'd highly recommend sitting in however. Very comfortable seating and their pastries are to die for. The cinnamon roll was amazing and the orange cake even better - so light and fresh and doesn't weigh you down. Service was great each time we came. Highly recommend!

The first place my boyfriend and I stopped by in Paris for a snack. I got the hot chocolate and he…read moregot an espresso with a chocolate nutella muffin. The hot chocolate was AMAZING. No other hot chocolate on this entire trip could compare. Steamed milk with chocolate chunks melted into it and a little bit of cinnamon. Mmm.. I'm salivating just thinking of how good it is now! My boyfriend wasn't too big fan of the espresso, but he loved the nutella muffin! On a separate occasion, when we came (because I wanted more hot chocolate) my boyfriend got a chocolate croissant and a chocolate cookie (yes, chocolate overload). They were both just okay. Both times we wanted to try the sandwiches and more, but we never got there early enough to try everything we wanted to because they always sold out. It's a really cute cafe with a lot of cushy seating in the back, some seating in the middle (with some very confusing mirrors that made me think the place was huge!) and in the front of the store. Loved the atmosphere and would definitely come back again (and earlier in the day!). And yes, they speak English here!

Cute little cafe with incredible matcha lattes. The cookies are great too. Need caffeine?…read moreDefinitely give Boot a try!

Boot Cafe is a tiny little coffee shop with excellent lattes in Le Marais. Perfect place to stop…read morefor coffee before heading out for the day.

After a disappointing 40 minute round trip to discover our go to coffee spot was closed, Yelp…read moredirected us to Honor and what a great find! Flat whites spot on and crumpets with eggs and tomato chutney were super delish. Fluffy eggs and the chutney was sweet and tangy and a perfect compliment to the dish Barista was super nice and happened to be vegetarian like us. He gave us a few names of restaurants we would not have been able to discover for ourselves & we were able to try out one that was fantastic Can't wait to try the others & we'll be back to Honer for sure

The place is closed, out of business! We walked a ways to get there only to arrive at an empty…read morebuilding

I have been a regular customer of this café for the past few years and it is one of my favorite…read moreneighborhood spots. There are a few locations of Terres de Café in Paris of differing sizes and this one in Batignolles has the perfect amount of seating and cozy atmosphere to read a book or meet with friends. On weekdays it's a nice and comfortable place to work on your laptop, provided you have your own hotspot (no WiFi here), and on weekends when computers are not allowed the ambiance is much more familial and lively. The coffee is high-quality and the employees are very knowledgeable about the beans and flavor profiles. I've enjoyed all the drinks I've had here, with my usual being a simple latte. They also sell coffee beans and Nespresso pods to go. The pastry selection is typically limited to banana bread, brownies, and cookies as they are much more focused on the coffee, but I found them to be really good anyway. The staff are friendly and make an effort to get to know their regular customers, and the café is very friendly to families and children especially on weekends. The café is conveniently located in Batignolles near plenty of other shops as well as the Mairie.

Im hitting every Terres de Cafés in Paris. This is my third...this is the largest and first one I…read morefelt comfy enough to sit and hang out. Im very picky with cafes so this is a sweet surprise. Of course the coffee is top notch! No sugar needed. I bought a t-shirt while here. Everyone is easy and nice.

After visiting a bunch of touristy sites, we made a stop here for a much needed coffee break…read more They're located on Rue Mouffetard, one of the oldest streets in Paris. There's many restaurants around here that you can check out. I got an iced latte and enjoyed it as well took a short break. They also provide free in-store wifi so you can save on your data plan while browsing the internet. The vibe was a bit disturbed by the loud construction happening on Rue Mouffetard, so you might hear some of that if they're still working on it.

This is my second time at this cafe and it's a wonderful little spot to stop for coffee. Their soy…read morelatte is smooth and creamy with the perfect amount of foam. I'm allergic to dairy & the last time I came here I splurged on a buttery croissant... so worth the misery that soon followed. But this place is great and I recommend their coffee, pastries and juices.

While in Paris for a couple of weeks for work, I used a travel guide to find good spots, especially…read morefor coffee, as I've heard (and experienced) some interesting takes on coffee in Paris. I loved exploring and walking the streets of Paris (who doesn't?) to get to this cute little shop and it was not hard to find. I visited this shop at least 3 times while I was in Paris as it was comfortable and the coffee was absolutely delicious as was the pastries. Although I don't regularly eat pastries, you can't get out of Paris without trying their world famous croissants and pan de chocolat! Although I speak little French, after basic introductions and pleasantries in French and asking politely if they spoke English, they were very friendly and answered my questions before ordering. Please give Hexagone Cafe a try if you're visiting. You won't regret it!

Style, simplicity and coffee from an award-winning roaster make this a great place to linger…read more No-one minds how long you hang out on Hexagone Café's stylish wooden tables and classroom chairs, so you can linger at leisure. A good thing too, as one of the founders is Stéphane Cataldi, named France's best coffee roaster in 2010 - and it shows in the quality of the brew in your cup. On our visit in September 2015, the featured Finca la Fany coffee beans had been sourced from the Ahuachapán commune in Salvador. An espresso is €2.50, a cappuccino €4. Team it with a tartine spread with butter and rhubarb and grapefruit jam, perhaps, or a slice of own-made cheesecake. Around €11 will get you a full breakfast: fresh orange juice, a creamy cappuccino and tartines. And if you want to jazz up your breakfast at home, peruse their shelves of ground coffee, coffee beans, salted caramel biscuits and pots of honey. You'll be happy to accept their loyalty card.

Motors Coffee was one of my favorite specialty coffee stops in Paris. I ordered a flat white, and…read moreit was executed with great attention to detail. The milk texture was exceptionally smooth and silky, integrating seamlessly with the espresso to produce a balanced cup with a pleasant medium body. The temperature was spot on--ready to drink immediately without sacrificing sweetness or texture. Visually, the presentation was excellent. The latte art was clean and well-defined, with a glossy surface that indicates properly textured microfoam. The crema and milk were fully integrated, creating a polished finish without excessive foam or large bubbles. The drink maintained its texture from the first sip to the last, making for a consistently enjoyable experience. On top of the quality coffee, the barista and staff were genuinely welcoming and friendly, creating a relaxed atmosphere from the moment I walked in. If you're looking for one of the best specialty coffee shop's in Paris that combines technical execution with warm hospitality, Motors Coffee is absolutely worth visiting.

Fantastic coffee, fantastic merch. Conveniently by the Chatalet Metro, and there's lots of sidewalk…read moreseating if you want to be romantic[1]. If it's cold out, I'm guessing there's room for 10-15 people inside if you get real cozy. Motors Coffee has the best merchandise I've seen at a coffee shop: I spotted keytags[2], stickers, and lighters. I went for a Hot Wheels-inspired lighter and have no regrets. Motors just dropped a new lighter design (check their Instagram @motorscoffee). Credit accepted. They have a loyalty card so you can keep track of all the coffee you're drinking, and eventually get a free coffee. [1] In a hip Parisian way. [2] Pretty sure they're from Various Keytags, an awesome Brooklyn-based company.