Coffee shops and tea rooms The United States Of America

Opened in 2012, this excellent coffee shop is based on one principle: coffee roasting is a craft in its own right, not to be taken lightly. Mothership Coffee Roasters specializes in single-origin beans, i.e. those grown in a single geographical area. The result is a delicious beverage available in a variety of forms. In addition, several pastries and cakes are prepared daily in the bakery.

This spacious warehouse has been refurbished into a cool place: today, it's a trendy address, popular with digital nomads... Despite the lack of plugs. In addition to the good Wifi connection, they come for the delicious coffee, roasted in a room adjacent to the main room. Espresso, mocha, americano, macchiato, cappuccino, latte... The selection is rich, complemented by a small menu that lends itself particularly well to brunch, whatever the day. Special mention goes to theavocado toast and the delicious Verve breakfast sandwich.

Unsurprisingly, this charming little café is swamped every day by students who have come to study in groups. The setting lends itself to this: soft music, colorful walls, a relaxed atmosphere and a good Wi-Fi connection. Inspired by his grandfather's passion for coffee, Sebastian Ramirez opened the establishment with his wife, Nikki. Every year, they travel to Colombia to refine their selection of beans. Their motto: "our family harvest in your cup". The promise of a tasty coffee, topped off with a few delicacies.

The word cute could have been invented for this coffee shop, whose decoration seems to come straight out of the imagination of Lewis Carroll, author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The cappuccino - topped with a foam heart, naturally - is excellent and the pastries, especially the croissants, do not disappoint either. Generally, you can also nibble on some salted toast with avocado, ricotta and tomato or fig and prosciutto. For a sweet break, don't miss the s'mores latte, a coffee overflowing with marshmallows.

A very pleasant café overlooking the shopping street of Jefferson Street. On the menu, good coffees and teas, but also organic kombucha and delicacies on the go - muffins, macaroons, cakes, etc. - to be enjoyed in the large room with its warm and design decoration or to be taken to go. Rêve Coffee Roasters has several other locations in Louisiana (sometimes under a different name): Campus Grounds at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Rêve Coffee Lab in Lafayette and Baton Rouge, and Cafe Mosaic in Eunice.

Americans love macaroons, and it shows! There is often a wait to get the precious sesame that makes New Yorkers and tourists babas. It must be said that Gossip Girl has widely popularized this little meringue and colored cake, since it is the favorite sin of Blair Waldorf. The store is very cute (it's just like being inside a candy). If there is no table available, you can take your order to go and enjoy your macaroons on the steps of the Met, where Blair spends all her free time.

Brooklyn High Low is the perfect place for a romantic moment or a night out with girlfriends. This small place with a deliberately busy vintage decor also has a beautiful sheltered terrace that is heated in winter. You can sit on the rattan sofas and choose from the variousafternoon tea experiences on offer. The classic formula gives access to unlimited black tea (offered in a beautiful service) accompanied by finger food: small sandwiches with various flavours, scones with jam and sweet bites. So British!

This cozy coffee-shop is the ideal place to take a break while strolling through the friendly Roosevelt Row Arts District. You'll find comfortable sofas, cosy decor and, above all, excellent coffee, with beans from Tempe-based roaster Cortez Coffee Roasters. While there aren't many dining options, the scones, cookies and homemade muffins are a perfect accompaniment to the drinks.

This small, healthy chain has a particularly rich selection of coffees of all kinds, from cappuccino to Soulmate, a blend of espresso, chocolate and caramel. There are also numerous options for tea lovers. There's also a modest brunch menu, featuring avocado toast, croque-madame, burrito and gluten-free quiche. Finally, let's mention the few desserts, such as the brownie cheesecake and the peanut butter and chocolate chip cookie. A real treat!

This coffee shop with its big red brick walls, which looks like it just stepped out of the Los Angeles Arts District, is particularly popular with digital nomads: it has to be said that the atmosphere is undeniably cool, the coffee delicious, the room well laid out and the atmosphere warm. In addition to having its own roaster, Exo Roast Co is committed to working only with small-scale producers based in Mexico. The icing on the cake: whenever possible, the use of compostable products, to minimize the establishment's impact on the environment.