Excellent coffee shop. Very cute and cozy place with a lovely lady serving tea and coffee. relaxing…read moreatmosphere they don' serve decaf coffee tho.

Very nice atmosphere, connected to a thrift shop. The barista was nice even though I didn't speak…read moreFrench. He brought out my pastry and espresso. Delicious and would go back!

Great new bar/bistro/cafe in St Martin opens late too. Staff are super friendly. Heated terrace,…read morecomfortable resto. Nice simple menu. Loads of whiskey and wine choices

Lively, bright, clean but still funky art cafe. Drinks are reasonably priced and well crafted (and…read moreInstagrammable, if you care for such things). The upstairs has a mix of couches, window seats and swings (!). I got the Intenso Cappuccino, excellent espresso taste, good balance with the milk and foam. My wife got the tiramisu latte which was spectacular and beautiful and even had those little edible metal balls The Doctor griped about. I worked there for about two hours, the Wi-Fi was steady and strong. I plan on going back at least once more before I leave.

My wife and I happened to run across this delightful café during our visit to La Rochelle last…read moremonth. The location is close to the market and is fairly central to everything in the area. What made the visit especially great were the owners, both Edouard and Christophe were super welcoming and the place was quite comfortable, so much that we made a stop there daily during our stay. The coffee and pastries were excellent, notably the "special mocha viennois" that I had on every visit. Our visits there truly made our time in La Rochelle all the more memorable. Merci beaucoup!

The name says it all, and the huge roaster right as you walk in confirms it. Go here if you miss…read morefreshly roasted, third wave style coffee. It is also on a pedistrian path a short distance from, but just off of, the busy plaza of the Halles, making for a more relaxing setting to read your book, chat with your companion, or people watch. There is also cozy seating inside. Just follow the smell of roasting coffee beans.

From the owner: Dégustation et vente de cafés et thés La torréfaction à la Brûlerie des Halles est journalière. On…read moredénombre 60 provenances pour les thés et 14 pour les cafés en moyenne. Le café est servi avec un petit verre d'eau et un cannelé. Un décor qui rappelle l'époque coloniale, quelques sacs en toile de jute donnent un air typique à cet établissement.