This coffee shop has a sister shop in a town close by which is where all their beans are roasted…read more They make coffee drinks as well as frappes, smoothies, teas, and hot chocolates. The owner is a happy French lady. Always smiles! Which adds to the ease of enjoying a drink there. They allow outside food from a bakery, etc as they really don't offer such foods. They have toys to children about age 3 and below. You can get your drink to go if you wish. You can buy beans and loose leaf tea too.

Nook is a brand new coffee place in Montpellier. Owners are a super nice couple. They know how to…read moremake fantastic coffee and something sweet to go with your caffeine. This is my 3rd time here, had apple and banana crumble and a pear and chocolate pie already. Every time they get it just perfect. Nook is a very cozy place, a couple of small tables and one big communal table where many people work on their MacBooks here. Of course there l's free high speed wifi. Super highly recommended!

Escaped from the thunderstorm here! Cute, relaxed but just as fancy as coffee found in the hipster…read morespots of SF. Dirty Chai is the best we've ever had, chai with a punch, creamy and still tasting of good espresso.

From the owner: Brasserie- Salon de thé- Glacierread more

This coffee-centric shop is part store, part cafe. There are a few tables outside, a store…read moredownstairs with coffee available for purchase, coffee accessories, brewing tools, some specialty sweets, ect., and then a few tables upstairs as well, in a loft-life area. Espresso is offered by the type (mostly by origin) and they have the regular assortment of coffee drinks, teas (hot and iced) and juices, too. Service was exceptionally friendly. No wi-fi, but there is an outlet available upstairs. The tables are tiny and the chairs kind of terrible and since it's high, it gets fairly hot, but it's possible to work here for a while. Most definitely worth a stop for the excellent coffee itself, and the tables outside would make it a great spot for a chat or a meet-up.

Bought: Espresso and Cafe Latte. Prices €1.50 and €4.50 respectfully…read more First impressions: wide selection of in-store single origin and blended roasts, selection of percolators and other coffee paraphernalia. Reality: overly priced (Latte's) with burnt and overfrothed milk. Espresso was sub-standard and staff not the warmest. Perhaps a better experience (and higher rating) would have been had if beans were purchased for consumption on your own machine at home, but not a good "Dine-In" experience.

Can't be beat.. Everything is made to order in the teeniest kitchen and it all comes to the table…read moredelicious and perfect. Cafe Factory hit the spot.

I skipped fine dining for this spot because of the reviews. Yelpers got it right here. The owner…read morewaiter is generous in spirit and it overflows into the food. Simple but executed well with soul. Salmon or duck confit. More options for vegetarians. You can either have it as a sandwich or a platter. Very reasonable. Stayed for dessert with the largest creme brulee, and I cracked it with gusto. Don't let the exterior dissuade you. The mismatched furniture just accentuates the focus on the food and service. I passed by three times before I decided to stay and was so glad I did.

fun and casual ... Didier has a cool place in a charming town. The food is cooked freshly!read more