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These Are The Best Cafes and Coffee Shops In Paris, France

Pret and Starbucks may become popular in other cities but it can never win the heart of people’s living in Paris. For quite a few years, Cafés have become a key part of the capital’s identity.  It becomes the nerve centers, for talks, discussing and people watching.

Here, We have found out the most charming coffee shops and cafés where you can take a seat, grab a cup, and plan to linger.

  1. Ten Belles.
    Ten Belles was one of the city’s unique special coffee shops; it keeps on turning out brilliant house blends cooked by Belleville Brûlerie. This cafe also becomes a takeaway business because of its small square place. You can always expect a coffee fanatics and tourists visiting this place from nearby locations.
  2. Café de Flore.
    Café de Flore is among the most seasoned coffeehouses in Paris and is from one of two notable institutions along the modest Rue Saint-Benoît. The cafe is unchanged from the last world war II and offers a portion of Saint-Germain’s bohemian spirit alongside its strong cups. The most famous Hemingway, Sartre, and Capote de Beauvoir stayed in this cafe’s ref booths.
  3. Blackburn.
    Coffee has become mandatory to successful or accepted modern living however lukewarm sentiments towards home-made brews shouldn’t block anybody from driving a normal and happy life or getting a charge out of an incredible coffee house. The coffee is just brilliant in Blackburn and there’s no doubt on this, yet you should also try their special juice bar, just in case coffee doesn’t work for you. Its generally said that healthy food menu should be a mixture of both pure vegetables dishes and nutrients, and this is what Blackburn provides you.
  4. Salon du Thé at the Grande Mosquée de Paris.
    The Grande Mosquée de Paris is considered as one of the French’s lesser-known treasures. It’s known for as a place of worship, architectural wonder and historic landmark. Its courtyard café pleased every Parisian, traveler or permanent individuals and help when they’re in need of some refreshment and reflection. You will enjoy the sweet and orange-scented tea, and sticky and delicious pastries and cakes. Enjoy the chirruping of birds and fountains sound which somehow drowns out all the noise of the bustling city.
  5. Fringe.
    This must be on your checklist. The photographer, owner and coffee lover Jeff Hargrove always invites artists from varying backgrounds to show their work and paint on Scandi-chic joint. The cafe highlights a series of special Parisian roasters.  This will be for sure a perfect place to cheer up you for a caffeine-fuelled, productive afternoon.

  6. Telescope.
    If you’re a fashion lover, then this spot is for you as the fashion set descends on this comfortable coffee bar for all day. The cafe owner Nicolas Clerc work with Scandinavian coffee roasters offers excellent milk-based drinks, lovely teas, and filter coffee. The energy of this spot is very conversational yet not all thundering that you can’t write, read, or sit. It is a phenomenal spot for a solo outing, client meeting or friendly catch-up.
  7. République of Coffee.
    Cafe Chilango and Chambre Noire, two bars combined in the 11th century to form this cafe. The Mexican chef Mario Flores frequently changes the menu of quesadillas, guacamole, and burritos with the regular natural fruit and vegetables. If you’re Instagram lover then you’ll love the interior as it’s been decorated with a big glass window, white tiled walls, mirrored ceilings, attractive Parisian furniture, and beautiful flowers on each table. The Beans on Fire delivers excellent coffee yet you can expect different blends and merchants.
  8. Coutume Café.
    Our list of top cafes in Paris can’t be completed without this ultimate amazing cafe which is well-known for java nerds with each coffee contraption you can ever imagine. If you’re thinking to spend more time in this place, then you book a table in their large, industrial-chic space called Left Bank. They are also the main supplier of beans in multiple restaurants, coffee shops, and restaurants in Paris. In spite of the fact that the scene can be somewhat scary, the friendly baristas are close by to enable you to locate your correct mix.

So what are you waiting for? Start exploring the most beautiful cafes available in Paris.  We’re sure you’ll love the place.


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Heena Mansuri
Heena Mansuri, Travel and Fashion reporter at the Lifestyle Desk for CEOWORLD magazine. She covers luxury travel and fashion.