Solid choice for coffee and breakfast if you're in the 9th. Our hotel was nearby and we stopped…read morein for coffee a few times and breakfast on our last day in Paris. The staff members are all very friendly and helpful. We ordered most days a mocha and a latte and they were so good each time. We only dined there once, but I wish we'd eaten there more. Lots of breakfast and lunch selections to choose from. The store is not very big and it did get busy a few times while we were there. There were about 8-10 tables and while busy, you can still have a nice conversation or sit and enjoy a moment to yourself . They also offer your coffee to go, if desired. Give them a try!

We stopped by here today for a quick coffee break. The ambiance is relaxed though the place is busy…read morewith customers. Several people were by themselves working on their computers but there were also couples enjoying the cafe. We found the people working here to be patient and very friendly. The prices are pretty standard for Paris. We would come back!

I came here with a friend on a Saturday morning around 10:45 AM in January 2020. The café is very…read morecute and cozy, and it seemed like a pleasant place to get some reading/writing done or to hang out with friends. A few customers were getting some work done--writing in notebooks, reading--but I don't think it would be a great place to go so far as to pull out a laptop, at least on the weekends, as the space is a little small and there weren't any outlets as far as I could tell. My friend and I both got flat whites to stay; the drinks menu was about as expensive as any other café or coffeeshop in Paris, with cappuccinos, lattes, and flat whites in the 4-5€ range. After ordering and paying, we found a small table (the coffeeshop was already pretty busy when we arrived, not surprising since it was a weekend morning) and an employee brought us out our drinks. The cups were really adorable and the latte art (or flat white art in this case) was picture-worthy if you're into that. Although we only got coffee, there are also food offerings, including a case of pastries in the front. We spent a very lovely hour or so at the café and enjoyed the décor and atmosphere. If you want a peaceful place to chat with friends or get some reading done, Lomi is a great place to check out. The coffeeshop is conveniently accessible (with a short walk) via metro lines 2, 4, and 12.

What a fantastic find! We decided to take a chance and come to Café Lomi even though it was a bit…read moreout of our way and boy were we glad we did! This café does third wave coffee right and the espresso was expertly pulled. The food menu is also quite good and I really liked the space. They roast their beans on site and you can actually take a peek into their operation at the back of the café. They actually supply beans to a handful of other cafés and restaurants in the city. And of course, they serve café fromage. A combination I've never seen or heard of prior to this. My boyfriend who loves cheese and coffee and will always try something new jumped at the chance of tasting this new flavor combination. It's essentially a slice of really good blue cheese served along with a double espresso. You're meant to nibble on a small piece, sip on the espresso and let it melt the cheese that's still on your tongue. Amazingly, it works! And it's quite good. So if you enjoy blue cheese and love coffee, give this a try! We brought home a bag of their signature roast and it is great for cappuccinos and lattes.

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.

Food service and ambiance was great. The individual that attended to us was very good at suggesting…read moreitems in the menu.

What a great little find in the neighborhood! If you're jet lagged or feeling a need for some…read morebreakfast comfort food, this will put you on track. Egg dishes, chia pudding, juices, coffee and breakfast/brunch goodies are all here. Service is warm and friendly. This place does get busy, so be patient and enjoy the Parisian dining pace.

Seeking a unique coffee experience (and some good espresso after a morning at the Musée d'Orsay),…read morewe set out to try the oldest coffee roaster in Paris, Cafe Verlet. I immediately knew I was in the right place when we arrived - the cafe appeared as if it were in a snapshot from another era. From the window, I spotted an impressive display of jewel-toned jellied fruits and a coffee counter where you could purchase fresh beans and jams. The cozy seating area had a few tables set close together, and we were fortunate to be seated at the last open table. I ordered the cafe au lait, and my mom ordered the cafe glacé. The cafe au lait was brought out in an espresso mug and a pot of steamed milk - this way, you could add the desired amount of milk to your espresso. The espresso tasted smooth, and the milk was whipped to the perfect cloud-like consistency. I also tried a sip of my mom's cafe glacé, which was sweet and refreshing (the iced option also comes with a side of simple syrup). As a finishing touch, each beverage was delivered with a small square of chocolate. While pricier than a coffee at a typical cafe, this was one of the best cafe au lait I have ever tasted and worth every Euro. After savoring our coffee, we tried a few of the jellied fruits, which were sweet as honey and very decadent. We agreed that this was one of the coolest coffee experiences, as it truly felt like taking a journey back in time.

Cafe Verlet was outstanding. It was a few minutes away from our hotel and opened at 10 on a…read moreSaturday (Yelp hours are incorrect). It's a very cozy shop like most Parisian restaurants so be prepared to sit inches next to your neighbor. My husband ordered the cafe allonge (Americano) which was served with a double shot of espresso and hot water on the side. I ordered a noisette (macchiato) which was perfect and beautifully made. Since it was the first bite of the day, he ordered the slice of toasted brioche with butter and homemade jam, while I ordered the bread basket with butter and jam. Their jam was amazing and grape I think, based on the seeds, color, and light taste. The butter was served warm with one small baguette of white and a square ciabatta roll that tasted like wheat. They sell jams, honey, cookies, coffee beans, and teas to go, and are in no hurry to rush you out of there. Enjoy the drinks, relax, and take your time.

I'm always a sucker for Chai latte and I especially enjoyed this one - the cardamon was spot on in…read morethis drink. It wasn't excessive in the earthy spices which was great since it made room for the cardamom. The staff are friendly and the vibes - check out the chairs haha. They are pretty fun to sit down in. Overall I only had one drink and I liked the vibe.

Le café est nul et le personnel est nul. Allez à Mousse au coin de la rue. Joli petit endroit et le…read morepropriétaire est gracieux.

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

From the owner: Près de l'Etoile et de la place des Ternes Une adresse aux mille arômes. Pour les connaisseurs, la…read moreBrûlerie des Ternes propose une multitude de variétés de café sélectionnées parmi les meilleures plantations, ainsi qu'une centaine de variétés de thé. A chacun d'établir la formule de son mélange préféré, parfumé, suave, persistant ou rond en bouche.

One of the best coffee shops in Paris. In a secluded side street, you sit outside, after you order…read moreyour delicious coffee. The preparation is totally organic, the presentation is simply fantastic. Must visit!