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    Le Peloton Café

    4.5 (66 reviews)
    ModerateDesserts, Coffee & Tea
    Closed • 9:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating
    Good for working

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    Tobi O.

    Chocolat chaud and gaufres! The waffle was nice and light. I ordered mine simply topped with powdered sugar (Nature/Plain). While not necessarily a filling meal - it was nice and warm in my tummy. Warning: this shop is small. There's seating for maybe 15 people.

    Ham and cheese waffle + cappuccino = perfect lazy Saturday morning
    Carolyn V.

    The Good: :: it's a local business, run by some fantastic people :: the coffee is always on point here. made with TLC and attention, it's a treat to drink while you sit and people-watch the day away or have a chit-chat with the other customers or the staff! :: they also sell non-coffee drinks such as fresh juices, teas, etc :: they serve food and pastries, too. get there early for croissants as those sell out quickly. give the ham and cheese waffles a try, too! quite delicious :: they also do bike tours in Paris, Versailles and Champagne! check out their website on what options they have for you to partake in. :: they also sell some merchandise (eg, wallets, mugs, etc) for you to purchase as gifts for family/friends or even yourself :: indoor and outdoor seating The Bad: :: none The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? Absolutely--I come by here every time I'm in Paris. It's a fantastic, cozy coffeehouse with great people running it, and I'm always happy to give them my business. This place is IN.

    Waffles, Banana, Nuts, Syrup
    Anne R.

    Wait- does everyone here speak English?! Pretty much. Depending on how you greet the people behind the counter- they will quickly flip to the language your accent may imply. In just a couple cups of coffee we met 5 American expats, planned a retirement community for artists with the $1 homes for sale in Italy, and discussed VISA issues and solutions. The waffle and coffee were excellent as well- though, ironically, you may need to wait longer for a drip coffee than an Americano.

    Eric D.

    Friendly baristas prepare coffee in a warm and welcoming space. Though the Marais neighbourhood is no stranger to cute coffee shops, Le Peloton on Rue du Pont Louis Philippe is a welcome addition with its funky tiled floor and cosy corners. Founded in September 2015 by biking enthusiasts Christian Osburn and Paul Barro, who also run the tour company Bike About, the space is decorated with colourful bike-themed illustrations, a shelf bearing beans from Belleville Brûlerie, and bright yellow chairs that you'll recognise easily if you follow all the Parisian Instagrammers in the know. Take a seat at the wooden bar to watch the friendly owners in action or perch on the stools by the window for a great view of the pretty balconies across the street. Our noisette (€3.50) was perfectly balanced, a lovely early morning treat along with a salted caramel doughnut from hip caterer Boneshaker (€4). Le Peloton's menu also offers homemade sweet and savoury waffles, as well as tarts and cookies made by the popular Mokonuts café.

    Leah H.

    The staff was friendly and they spoke English very well. I ordered the waffles with strawberry jam and a glass of milk. The milk was from Normandy and it had a sweet flavor. I really enjoyed both the waffles and the milk. The cafe also had bikes available to rent!

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    Really good coffee and the staff was very nice and spoke English. Place was very busy but definitely worth the wait.

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    Fantastic coffee, super-friendly service and wonderful decor. We also LOVED that people brought their dogs in!

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    “My French is absolutely terrible as I'm from the US, but it seemed like all of the employees here are fluent in English.”

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    Fou de Pâtisserie - Pistachio bread

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    Pear and almond tart (still beautiful after being carried around the city for half a day)

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    Angelina

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    If you're down to wait in line, I promise it's worth it. This place is hyped on social media about…read moretheir esthetic et their viral thick hot chocolate. But I personally think they have much more to praise for. This place is full of tourist and there is no specific language that you need to know to order, their staff was nice and helpful for those who did not speak either French or English. Pro-tip: order the hot food while seating and the pastry at the boutique for later (it's cheaper at the boutique compared to on the menu) Their food was great and the setting is great. Could feel busy at all the time but it's worth it and it's not that cramped. Hot chocolate 10/10 really thick and sweet (to me) Egg Benedict 9/10 it's good (could have been better but it's good for the place) French toast 6/10 Meh I mean it's French toast it's not something very extraordinary to expect Scrambled egg 9/10 it was creamy.

    When asked to name a "must visit" place in Paris, without hesitation, I say 《Angelina Salon de…read moreThé!》 We've been coming here for three decades for their iconic hot chocolate -- Chocolat Chaud d'Angelina (5/5 10,50 €), as we did this year again in April. There was a line at the door, but it moved fairly quickly. Once inside, you're in a beautiful Beaux-Arts salon. Service generally is very good. The Chocolat Chaud is superb. There are other savories and sweets on the menu here. This time we tried a Mont-Blanc (3/5). I know this is Angelina's signature pastry, but to me it couldn't compete with the Chocolat Chaud.

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    Angelina - Main dining room

    Main dining room

    Angelina - Catmelized French toast

    Catmelized French toast

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