Cafés au Brésil is a coffee roaster in Les Halles, Avignon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The shop marked 50 years of roasting in Avignon in 2026; on Thursday it opens only in the afternoon, from 14:30 to 19:00.
75 minutes
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Address: 24 Rue des Fourbisseurs, 84000 Avignon
Les Cafés Gigi roasts arabica in its own workshop and pours espresso at its Chez Gigi shop on Avenue du Moulin de Notre Dame in Avignon's Saint-Ruf quarter.
BeansBrazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras
BrewsEspresso, Whole bean retail, Ground coffee
TipThe shop stands in the Saint-Ruf quarter and opens Wednesday to Saturday mornings; the tourist office lists Tuesday too, so check before a special trip.
La Maison du Bon Café, a Provençal family roaster founded in 1958, sells its coffees, teas and chocolates from a shop on Place du Change in Avignon.
BeansPure-origin coffees from plantations worldwide
BrewsWhole bean retail, Ground coffee, Espresso machines and accessories
TipThe company roasts at its base in Châteaurenard and sells pure-origin and house-blend coffees here, with tea, chocolate and coffee machines.
Brume de Café roasts traceable specialty coffee in a small workshop at the Créativa business nursery in Avignon, with tastings by appointment.
BeansBolivia, Colombia, Ethiopia, Rwanda
BrewsEspresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TipVisits are by appointment only, so phone ahead; the roasting workshop takes up to eight people per session.
