Strada Café is a cafe in Paris.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Roast your own coffee beans in the world’s oldest covered passage, the Passage des Panoramas. See the entire process from bean to cup. Enjoy a fresh coffee and a mini-...
Guided tour · 1.5 hours
Breakfast in Paris done right. Explore Le Marais before the crowds and taste your way through local favorites, from fresh coffee and buttery croissants to classic Quic...
Guided tour · 3 hours
Experience luxury gastronomy in Paris's most elegant neighborhood. Taste world-class pâtisserie, artisan cheese, wine & cult-favorite charcuterie with an expert guide....
Address: 24 Rue Monge, 75005 Paris
Boot Café in Paris is the postcard 3e Marais espresso bar with a painted boot facade and seven seats inside. Pulls Lomi beans, runs a cash-only counter.
DrinkFlat white
TipCash only. Take a coffee to the Square du Temple a block away rather than waiting for a seat.
Café de Flore in Paris is the Saint-Germain literary cafe Sartre and de Beauvoir made famous. Order the café crème. At 172 Boulevard Saint-Germain.
DrinkCafé crème
TipThe first-floor mezzanine is quieter than the terrace. Order the chocolat chaud in winter.
Les Deux Magots in Paris faces Café de Flore on the Saint-Germain square and serves the city's most expensive chocolat chaud in a black china pitcher.
DrinkChocolat chaud
TipPay for the view, not the food. The chocolat chaud at €9 is worth the terrace seat alone.
Angelina in Paris has poured the chocolat l'Africain hot chocolate at the same Rue de Rivoli tea room since 1903. Open daily 07:30-19:00. Booking recommended.
DrinkChocolat l'Africain
TipThe line is for tourists; the take-out counter is fast and the chocolate travels in a flask.
The Coffee Sorbonne in Paris's 5e is the Japanese-style takeaway counter the São Paulo roaster opened in December 2023, two steps from the Sorbonne campus.
DrinkBrazilian single-origin espresso
TipOrder the V60 at the counter; the Cardinal Lemoine and Notre-Dame branches share the same Brazilian roast if Sorbonne is full.
Yellow Tucan in Paris's 4e is the Marais-side micro-roaster with a single counter, rotating Latin American single origins, mostly Colombian and Peruvian.
DrinkPour-over
TipThe bench seats are for short stays; for longer work, head to Fragments three blocks north.
