Coffee shops and tea rooms The United States Of America

A pretty little café near the Mississippi River, where you can enjoy a salad or a sandwich made with fresh bread, ham, cheese and crudités, while playing one of the board games on offer. You can also enjoy a cappuccino on one of the sofas in front of the large picture windows. The atmosphere is pleasant and colorful, with yellow and red oilcloth tablecloths and warm floor lamps. Good cocktails and a wide selection of whiskies. Happy hour Tuesday-Thursday, 4-6pm. Live music some evenings.

A good selection of coffees and a few pastries. Its leather armchairs provide a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. Its pastries are not the best in town, but they are often welcome when you surveyed the entire neighbourhood. More than thirty coffee shops in Louisiana.

This small coffeeshop serves excellent coffee and welcomes the young and trendy population of Duluth. The real bonus, which sets them apart from many American channels, is that the cookies and cupcakes are homemade. The reception is also much more friendly. The croissants and pains au chocolat, while not the best in the world, are actually quite good. Since the summer of 2019, Duluth Coffee Company has had a second address, which opened in the Canal Park area, even closer to Lake Superior.

Drinking a chicory latte with beignets is an old Louisiana tradition and the Cafe du Monde is a true institution. Whether your stay is short or long, it is a must. You could stand there for hours watching the people and the army of employees go by. The Cafe du Monde has been open since 1862, when it was established in the French Market, and it's always a pleasure to sit there. Note that this branch is usually open 24 hours a day, a schedule that should be reinstated soon.

A small tea room with an old-fashioned charm, where you come to enjoy scones and mini-sandwiches while sipping a good cup of tea. The tea card is as long as your arm. For those who like their drinks a little stronger, the establishment offers tea-based cocktails. If the downstairs room is full, which is often the case, especially on weekends, given the size of the place, there is a second space upstairs, just as cute.

Just a stone's throw from the Walker Art Center, this café is part of a local chain with more than 70 locations in Minnesota. The Dunn brothers opened their first café in 1987 in St. Paul, and it was an immediate success thanks to the warm atmosphere and excellent coffee. Set up on two floors, this address has a multitude of tables, some armchairs and a terrace for the nice days. The coffee is roasted on the spot, not to spoil anything. A good little address, where you can stop before or after visiting the museum.

Baby Birds Café is far, far away from the Strip. But it's a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the casinos. Located on the edge of The Lakes, on the west side of town, this establishment offers brunch, drinks and a few cakes. The staff are very attentive, and after enjoying a pastry, you'll be able to catch a glimpse of some beautiful lakeside homes. To the south, there's a small park (Lake Sahara South Parc) where you can take a short break.

Nestled in an area of New York City, Irving Place is a pleasant, long tea room where they serve a very good coffee, roasted on a farm in the Hudson Valley. A fair trade coffee, which can be accompanied by a pastry, to be enjoyed on the terrace or on one of the round tables of the establishment. Irving Farm also serves good sandwiches, soups and salads. For a fresh lunch break just a stone's throw from Gramercy Park, a quiet, upscale neighborhood. Other addresses in Manhattan.

Angelina, a Parisian tearoom that has been established on rue de Rivoli for almost 120 years, needs no introduction. Its New York counterpart is just a stone's throw from Bryant Park, and features a Parisian-style room with superb Belle Époque paintings, where you can enjoy pastries and viennoiseries that are no match for those concocted at the original address. The signature dish is the Mont-Blanc. And the rich hot chocolate never disappoints. Another Angelina Paris boutique has just opened on the Upper East Side.

Originating in Taiwan in the 1980s, bubble tea - or boba tea - has been gaining in popularity in the Western world since the 2010s. In concrete terms, it's tea with tapioca pearls, made from a starch extracted from the cassava root. The result is a particularly sweet and colorful drink, where these gelatinous beads mingle with the liquid in a rather surprising way; in short, a very Instagrammable beverage. N°1 Boba Tea stands out among the establishments that have made it their specialty.

Renovated in 2006, this warehouse has been transformed into a retro and vintage café offering snacks, pizzas and good beers. A popular spot for students, this little place is ideal for anyone looking for peace and quiet. Roasting classes are occasionally held and the place can be rented out for private events on certain nights. All ingredients are organic and locally grown. There are three other cafes in the chain in the city of Sacramento.

Located on Eat Street, this Spyhouse Coffee is a warm place, with its wooden tables. Its decor revisits coffee-making through the ages. The place is popular with young, hip and affluent digital nomads. On weekends, families can be seen here, with customers taking a coffee to go while walking their dogs... In addition to a wide choice of coffees, you can also enjoy a home-made Chai tea. Of course, this coolness comes at a price, and you won't be eating here - not even for a hearty breakfast - but the break is pleasant and the muffins are tasty.

New York's first cat bar! It's run by Chrisitina Ha and French expatriate Émilie Legrand, both cat lovers. You can enter this zen café just to pet the cats and get some work done. Certain hours are reserved for children under 10 accompanied by an adult. You can enjoy sweet treats from the adjoining patisserie, accompanied by a hot or cold drink. The café also offers yoga sessions and other activities. Cats are adoptable!

Originally from Chicago, Intelligentsia is a concept store that combines organic coffee and fair trade in a very modern design, attracting a rather trendy - even elitist - clientele. Above all, it is one of the first establishments in the Third Wave of Coffee movement: you can drink some of the best coffee in Los Angeles. Moreover, don't forget the pastries and pastries, which you can enjoy on the terrace.

Born in 1989 from the meeting of the couple Jilla and Shallom Berkman with a Peruvian farmer passionate about coffee, this house now has establishments in all Los Angeles and its surroundings: Beverly Hills, Melrose, Santa Monica, Pasadena, Laguna Beach, Orange... The company owes its expansion to its delicious coffee, since it was the first in the United States to specialize in organic coffee. The place also lends itself very well to a fresh breakfast or a healthy brunch, between its waffles, its eggs and its appetizing paninis.

Even if this establishment proudly announces that it does not provide Wifi, many regulars or digital nomads can be found working on its tables. It must be said that between its music at the ideal volume, its interesting selection of coffee, its friendly atmosphere and its cosy decoration, Coffee Garden is a place where you want to spend time. The plus: delicious desserts. It's located on 9th & 9th, an intersection that looks like Sunset Junction, in Los Angeles, where several charming lounges follow one another.

In addition to its relaxed atmosphere and cutting-edge music, Go Get Em Tiger is famous for its coffee. It also serves good desserts, such as the dark chocolate cookie with fleur de sel and the banana bread with walnuts. A plus: the establishment displays a list of its suppliers. We know that the bread comes from the excellent Cadoro Bakery in Inglewood, that some of the produce is bought weekly from the Santa Monica Farmers Market, and that the coffee is imported from Colombia, Guatemala and Honduras.

Opened in October 2023, this friendly café with its impeccable aesthetics and music is the perfect place to start your day. Don't forget the pancakes: they're without doubt the best we've tasted on our trip. Very fragrant, cooked with a little extra "je ne sais quoi"... We loved them! You'll also find a number of pastries - chocolate croissant, blueberry muffin, chocolate cookie and vegan spice tea cake - salads and sandwiches, which you can order all day long.

In the heart of Hollywoodland, Beachwood Cafe boasts a cosy interior, with patterned wallpaper and wooden tables. From salads and sandwiches to pizzas and meat and fish dishes, the place is perfect for lunch. Nevertheless, we recommend it for a sweet break in the afternoon. You'll understand why when you see the tempting array of cakes on display... Fruit tarts, carrot cake, brownies, peanut butter cookies and, above all, mouth-watering cheesecakes. A real treat!

If you're staying in Ocean Beach, love good artisan coffee and travel while working, OB Beans Coffee Roasters is for you! Apart from the customers who come in to take their cups to go, you'll mainly come across digital nomads. It has to be said that the music, soft enough not to interfere with concentration or a call, the large, high tables that offer a degree of tranquillity, the numerous sockets and the good Wi-Fi connection are all parameters conducive to home office. Bonus: delicious acai bowls.