Coffee shops and tea rooms Paris

King du Or has five tea salons in Paris. The rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré is located on the floor of the boutique. You will be drool in front of the pastries and we guarantee you! Very quiet and comfortable, this lounge is the ideal place for business meetings at any time of the day. A space is even reserved for those who need anonymity. In the morning, a breakfast formula offers hot drinks, pressed fruit juices, toast and pastries. You will be advised to taste the pistachio flavor and chocolate nugget that carries its name so well, or to succumb to temptation by offering some macaroons. For the midday, the chef offers traditional dishes and salads with, of course, dessert, a few pastries whose House is secret: Le, a praline cream married to a craquante meringue, Chocolate happiness, a milk chocolate foam with its crispy crispy hazelnuts and rice, or the Opera. It is possible to book the small lounge for breakfast or lunch (8 to 10 people) and a larger room in the evening for dinner (50 people) or a cocktail (100 people).

A reference, of course! Treat yourself to the luxury of tasting the best traditional hot chocolate in Paris. Named the African, it owes its name to the origins of the three cocoas that make it up: Ghana, Niger and Côte d'Ivoire. With its powerful and strong aromas, it is the pride of the house that keeps the secret of its recipe, just like Mont-Blanc, this gourmet pastry that combines the crunch of meringue with the lightness of whipped cream and the sweetness of vermicelli and chestnut cream. It is to the Austrian confectioner Antoine Rumpelmayer that we owe these original creations, which have conquered the most refined palates. The setting, too, is splendid. Good to know: Sunday brunch offers a good value for money.

Just a stone's throw from Jardin Des Plantes, the Grand Mosque of Paris, North African-style houses several spaces, including a magnificent tea room. Its interior is cosy and exotic, the walls are covered with tiles, these famous Moroccan patterns and the tables are copper plates. Once you are comfortably installed, the waiters come around to serve hot and deliciously sweetened mint tea. You can choose to accompany it with oriental pastries (gazelle horns, loukoum…). You can enjoy the large green terrace filled with birds on sunny days. Refinement and rest are the key words of this place.

In the heart of the famous rue des Rosiers, cap on Central and Eastern Europe thanks to this Yellow Boutique founded in 1946, symbol of a return to life after Nazi hell. You can enjoy on-site or take traditional Yiddish specialities such as vatrouchka (sweet white cheese cake) with vanilla and grapes, unless you prefer cherries, lemon or orange orange. Viennese strudel and poppy cake are also worth a visit. The boutique also offers savoury specialities such as goulasch, caviar from sweet peppers, Bulgarian böreks - sheep cheese, peppers, spinach or small vegetables - not forgetting hot sandwiches such as the Yiddish sandwich.

With its exotic atmosphere, its countless tea jars each more enchanting than the last, the fine and delicate teapots and cups, Mariage Frères hasn't finished to seduce you. The prices are the same. Because if lovers of tea are ready to sacrifice an important part of their money to enjoy the most subtle combinations, the neophyte can practice on very affordable teas with perfumes from elsewhere. The tea room and the restaurant allow you to enjoy tea in all its forms: cuisine with tea, with for example a salmon with Jade tea powder infusion, desserts with tea, such as the creme brulee with Marco Polo tea, or fruit cocktails with tea, like the Habibi, a frosty mixture with Casablanca green and black tea. And beware those who dare to ask for a coffee after their dessert!

Located in the former dining room of the hotel, café Jacquemart-André is the most beautiful tearoom in Paris. Consoles Louis XV in sculptured and gilded wood, beautiful tapestries of the eighteenth century and to top it all with the ceiling painted by Tiepolo where characters trompe-l'oeil leaning on the balustrade gives the impression of greeting visitors. Pleasant, brunch on the terrace, overlooking the garden. This charming setting should take you to the time of great artists such as Titian and Botticelli.

This tea room is located in the heart of Paris's Asian district, in a shopping mall - not necessarily the most obvious place to enjoy a cup of tea in peace and quiet, but we'll overlook that consideration - the important thing is not the form, but the substance! Tea is therefore a culture, a real philosophy for this establishment, which also offers a number of milkshakes. You can also enjoy excellent hot sandwiches accompanied by tasty Bubble Tea. With a strong presence on social networks, this tea room has a very loyal community.

The Cool Tea concept was created more than years ago by Michèle La Porta. It's a tea salon offering small dining, but you can buy Cool tea-labeled teas. There are about with the best-sellers of the moment, nicely presented in colourful boxes. The lounge welcomes friends between two shopping sessions and offers healthy, healthy food. With respect to the sweet breaks, you will not échapperez the star of the place: cheesecake 0% and for the hottest crumbles, brioches and other wonderful cakes.

After spending the edge of Sophie's shop, it is only possible to relax in this atmosphere for the tasting of great teas. At the origin of an artist's studio, At Tea hour was fully decorated thanks to the good taste of the owner. The atmosphere is bright, ideal for a 17-hour tea, whatever the season. With more than 110 varieties of teas, many coffees, including nine grands crus, or delicious pastries, you will be spoilt for choice. All cakes are home-made and some recipes are part of a long family heritage: Hazelnut pie, jam to season fruits, green lemon pie, macha tea tiramisu or even brioche bread. Please note that Sophie also offers some salty snacks. Above all, it is a real hostess for whom hospitality and conviviality are the watchwords. Its purpose: make sure customers feel at home… A beautiful program! For those who would like more, mugs imported from London, made by hand and decorated by different artists, are also put on sale.

Kozy Bosquet is a favorite with brunch lovers in Paris. Located a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower, it offers a tempting brunch concept all day long. The menu has something for everyone, with sweet and savory crepes, avocado toast, eggs Benedict and granola bowls. Vegetarians will also find something to their liking. Kozy's baristas are also experts in coffee, iced cappuccino, matcha latte and smoothies, which you can enjoy on the spot or to take away.

This boutique offers a wide selection of loose and bagged teas, as well as rare vintages and accessories. You can enjoy your tea on site, take it away or even have it delivered. L'Empire des Thés offers a wide variety of green teas from different regions of China and Japan. You can also find gift sets and accessories for preparing your tea.

No matter how busy you've been all day in the neighborhood - browsing the fabric markets, souvenir stores or climbing up and down the countless steps to Sacré-Coeur - sitting at the table in this tea room won't be a luxury too dear to you. Located on the first floor of the Halle Saint-Pierre, a Baltard-style museum dedicated to art brut, it's an island of calm and clarity that you're sure to appreciate.

Coming here for coffee or tea is an experience that strongly calls for renewal. No, we're not exaggerating for a moment. Here, Vietnam and its aromas are on the move, and the coffees from this land, sometimes unjustly misunderstood, are worth the detour. For the coffees, a sort of brass filter brings out the sharpest flavors and aromas, while the infusions are to fall. To make things even better, we've prepared a few side dishes here to help you enjoy the beverages with just as much finesse. The place is like a small cocoon, all softly, with its pastel blue front that announces the color nicely. Frankly, very good point!

In the rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis, here's a sure bet: these 5 Pailles offer a range of sun-drenched dishes and an unrivalled brunch, making them the ideal spot for a break, whether for a few moments or longer. Because here, coffee is sacred! Hot or cold (those who haven't tried it yet will know), it'll make you want to savor the much-maligned American coffee all over again. Those who add a little milk will even have the option of adding vegetable milk. We think of everything, it's no-fuss, and terribly fashionable.

Hot or cold, bubble tea has many fans, and quite a few outlets, including this one. One of our favorites is a very small store called Bubbolitas near Beaubourg. Here, you'll not only be offered a thousand flavors, but you'll also discover many wonders: cakes, milkshakes, tea-based smoothies... in short, the ideal way to recharge your batteries before touring this bustling district. And home delivery is also available!

We don't know what attracts us the most when we pass in front of Nuance Café: is it the beautiful showcase that exposes the place? The delicacies on the map? No need to choose, because the address has all these advantages! In this young and very design coffee shop, you can sit down for a drink, a meal, and even to work. In fact, students from neighbouring faculties work there, and have simply found "the place to work". Between sweet bites, healthy dishes and homemade desserts, the choice quickly becomes difficult. The same goes for the coffees and teas, numerous à la carte and always as delicious! Brunch here is a must, but be careful, it's very popular!

Patrick Loustalot-Barbé has had his tea shop opposite the market in the rue de la Glacière for more than 20 years now: it's a place that is well known to regulars. You can have a tea, a chocolate, a pastry, but also choose among the 250 kinds of teas offered. They come from China, Formosa or India. They are generally large origins placed in a sort of revolving bookcase that is reminiscent of prayer wheels... The art of sublimating tea in form and content, in a way.

A nice stopover, born of the imagination of two friends, Marie Genet and Clémentine Touton, and which works so well that it has a second establishment in the 17th. The principle: a place thought like a little cocoon, in which you feel good immediately. Light colours and wood are the main materials used, and it is indeed very successful. You come here to eat good, healthy food, but also to have a fresh fruit juice (because here you say - and you are - healthy). You can also enjoy a Spritz cocktail that you can take in summer on the bench on the pavement. It's not wide, but it's a great idea.

This family brasserie, established since 1917 in the heart of the ^4th arrondissement of Paris on the banks of Paris facing the Ile Saint-Louis, has kept its old-fashioned decor with its blue and yellow period tiles. In addition to her home cooking for lunch and dinner, she also runs a tea room and offers very good products for an afternoon break: quality coffee, Mariage Frères teas, Berthillon ice creams, Alain Milliat juices and nectars, but also estate wines for those who would like to have an early aperitif. A good address to make a relaxing stop in the heart of Paris and regain strength for those who are strolling in the capital.