3 Best Cafe in Paris

“Café de Flore serves drinks and familiar French fare in a charming corner locale. This long-running coffeehouse is a unique, beautifully decorated historical place. The cafe was opened at the start of the third Republic Day in 1887. The cafe owes its name to a sculpture of the little divinity on the boulevard's other side. Their staff are friendly and create a welcoming atmosphere. Café de Flore uses fresh, homemade ingredients and provides healthy foods. Having coffee at this cafe makes you a little brighter. They have plenty of indoor and outdoor seating in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. You can taste their famous Mixed ham, Emmenthal, San Daniele ham, Butter Brioche, Raisin Bread and Chocolate Bread. A 1-min walk from Les Deux Magots. Dine-in and outdoor seating are also available.”

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“La caféothèque de Paris provides freshly roasted beans, coffee and a delicious breakfast. The café is next door to a vast artist’s residence, La Cité Internationale des Arts, ensuring a lively cosmopolitan clientele. They have a fantastic staff who provide on-time service. La caféothèque de Paris celebrates 10 years of passion and exchanges around the Café. In less than a decade, it has become much more than a brand, an international benchmark recognized for its values. La caféothèque de Paris is a space for roasting and selling fine coffees in stores and online. This famous cafe worked hard to create France Cafés Gourmets, which became SCAE (Specialty Coffee Association Europe) in France. You can buy the finest carefully selected local coffees online, most of which are award-winning grands crus.”

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“Baguett's Café is the perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, and drinks near the Louvre. Enjoy high-quality products in a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. Treat yourself to their homemade gourmet pancakes or pain perdu with maple syrup, made with love. Whether you're craving a comforting breakfast or a delicious brunch, Baguett's offers a unique culinary experience in Paris, between the Louvre and the Tuileries. The café serves pastries, organic eggs for breakfast, and toasted sandwiches in a stylish space with exposed stone walls. Try their croissant pancakes, Greek yoghurt with granola, avocado toast, or pancakes with fresh fruit.”

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