Distillerie Fizet is a coffee roaster in Île De Nantes, Nantes.
Editorially verified August 22, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Coffee comes as espresso or soft filter, pastries run about €2.80 to €4.00, and the house bottles coffee and cacao liqueurs.
Address: 35 Rue Alain Barbe Torte, 44200 Nantes
TINTO pours its own roasts at a counter on Boulevard de la Prairie au Duc on the Île de Nantes, lots from Colombia, Ethiopia, Uganda and Brazil.
Tip: Filters go through V60, Aeropress, Origami or Chemex, and the beans are sold whole or ground to take away.
Sources from: Colombia, Ethiopia, Uganda, Brazil
How they serve: Pour over, Filter, Whole bean retail
Cime roasts specialty coffee on Rue des Hauts Pavés in Nantes, seasonal microlots from Colombia, Ecuador, Ethiopia and Peru sold in bags or brewed.
Tip: The house also runs a coffee shop on Rue Santeuil, and tasting or brewing workshops are booked through the roastery.
Sources from: Colombia, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Peru
How they serve: Espresso, Filter, Whole bean retail, Subscription
Café Machin roasts on Route de Sainte-Luce in east Nantes, equatorial origins sold to the city's coffee shops and shipped to home subscribers.
Tip: There is no counter to sit at; L'Artichaut and other Nantes rooms pour the beans, and bags ship from the roastery itself.
Sources from: Ethiopia, Guatemala, Rwanda, Brazil, Colombia, Peru
How they serve: Whole bean retail, Subscription
La Brûlerie roasts on Rue de la Marne in central Nantes, organic lots from Kenya, Honduras and Indonesia beside a wall of teas and brewing kit.
Tip: Orders ship nationally in about 72 hours, and deliveries inside central Nantes go out the same day by bicycle.
Sources from: Kenya, Honduras, Indonesia
How they serve: Espresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
Kultivar buys green coffee direct and roasts it on Rue Sylvain Pâris in Nantes, washed, natural and anaerobic lots from Ethiopia and Colombia.
Tip: The shop shuts over lunch on every opening day, so aim for the morning or the middle of the afternoon.
Sources from: Ethiopia, Colombia
How they serve: Espresso, Filter, Whole bean retail
TINTO pours its own roasts at a counter on Boulevard de la Prairie au Duc on the Île de Nantes, lots from Colombia, Ethiopia, Uganda and Brazil.
Tip: Filters go through V60, Aeropress, Origami or Chemex, and the beans are sold whole or ground to take away.
Sources from: Colombia, Ethiopia, Uganda, Brazil
How they serve: Pour over, Filter, Whole bean retail
Debotté Gautier keeps a brûlerie on Rue de Copernic in Nantes, roasting and selling coffee beside the chocolate counter that made the house's name.
Tip: The counter shuts for lunch between 13:00 and 15:00, and the group's salon de thé sits a few streets away on Rue Crébillon.
How they serve: Whole bean retail
