Tea house in Paris

Tea‑friendly Paris cafe with simple, well‑made drinks and quick service. Calm inside, a few seats outside. Best late morning; afternoons can be busy.

Modern Paris cafe with clean, balanced drinks. Staff are welcoming and fast. Best late morning; seating is limited.

It is a specialty coffee shop in Paris that focuses on high-quality beans and unique flavor profiles, offering a curated selection of brews for discerning coffee lovers. It's a great spot to discover new and interesting coffees in a stylish and welcoming environment.

Under the arcades by Palais‑Royal, glasses chime and shoes tap along stone as servers weave between marble tables. A chic blend of Parisians and museum‑goers fuels a timeless buzz—best at late afternoon when the light skims the square. The signature move is to stand at the bar for a quick café and people‑watching that feels like theater.

Tea room known for its elegant atmosphere, delicious pastries (especially their macarons), and rich hot chocolate. It's a popular spot for a luxurious treat or a sophisticated afternoon tea, although it can get quite busy and pricey due to its popularity and prime locations.

Charming café that offers a taste of Spain with its delicious coffee and "cositas" (little things), which include Spanish pastries and snacks. It's a great spot to enjoy a well-made cortado and a sweet treat in a cozy and friendly atmosphere.

Bright counter cafe with lots of options from espresso to tea. Staff are friendly and quick to guide. Best late morning; lines build at lunch.

Small Paris coffee bar with quick service and simple drinks. Staff are helpful and efficient. Best mid‑morning; limited seating.

Simple coffee bar with kind staff and a short menu. Drinks are consistent; a few seats inside. Best mid‑morning; lunch gets busy.