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Coutume Café
Categories: Food Coffee & Tea Restaurants French Coffee & Tea, French [Edit]
47 rue de Babylone75007 Paris
01 45 51 50 47
- Nearest Transit:
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Saint-François-Xavier
Vaneau
Duroc
- Hours:
Tue-Fri 8 am - 7 pm
Sat-Sun 10 am - 7 pm
- Attire:
- Casual
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Price Range:
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€€
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Good For:
- Breakfast, Brunch
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- No
- Caters:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
32 reviews for Coutume Café
11 reviews in English
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Review from Erik S.
3/30/2012
Coutume Cafe is probably the best coffee shop in Paris. They are one of only two (currently) places that has a Strada from La Marzocco. While espresso drinks are ubiquitous in France, they are usually quite poor quality. Not so at Coutume. My cappuccino was the perfect temperature, and the texture was wonderful. The microfoam had no bubbles, and the art demonstrated the barista's skill.
As far as the espresso itself, the flavor was a bit faint. The roast was light, which is a must, but I don't think they were quite getting everything out of the shot. I'm nitpicking a bit, and I only mention it so that people coming from the U.S. who are used to high end espressos (Blue Bottle, Abraco, etc.) will know what to expect.
I'd definitely come back here next time I'm in Paris.Listed in: Best Espresso in the Land
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Review from Meg G.
Paris
5/13/2012 3 Check-ins Here
I love this place because it is never too crowded on the weekends.
It's perfect for a Saturday morning catch-up and their breakfast burrito is really good (11 euros). The guac is ACTUALLY guac. I love their espresso and which chocolate hot cocoa.
I can't wait to try more of their brunch dishes. -
Review from Sean O.
4/18/2012
Having been at Cafeotheque the day before, and been very very impressed, we also went in search of Coutume Cafe, as it was also mentioned on various lists as having great coffee. It's really excellent, and I'd highly recommend it.
Coffee: great selection, faultless quality, very helpful staff if you want to discuss what you want, etc. Great, great coffee. I sampled a few different types while I was thee and left with a fantastic "for real" coffee buzz on me that saw me through the day :-)
Food: Is brilliant. A real brunch menu with she wonderful selections of food, including breakfast burritos, and Irish bacon as part of the assorted dishes on offer. While we came for the coffee, we would return for both food and coffee.
We had a lovely waitress who was very helpful, ambience was great and the place was buzzing. Loved it.Listed in: Best Coffees in Paris
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Review from Kay D.
Paris
5/22/2012
Possibly my best find in Paris, ever. True Aussie flat white, an excellent selection of coffee to take home when you need your morning fix. Then there's the Franco-Australian-Californian brunch courtesy of Emperor Norton every weekend. No wonder the queues are out the door. Breakfast burrito with extra guac.....the staff know my order by now.
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Review from Jessi B.
Paris
Updated - 1/16/2012
Duck carnitas!!!
Service is still way off. We had to ask several times for missing items. SighListed in: Sunday Brunch n Munch
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9/7/2011
The coffee is gooood, yo!
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Review from Dana R.
10/27/2011
Simply the best coffee in Paris. Coming from Seattle, I'm not a Starbucks fan (I'll go there in a pinch) - rather I like more artisan shops (like Cafe Umbria in Seattle) ... if you seek out artisan coffee this is a must stop for you.
They use fresh milk from a dairy north of Paris and not either the "fresh" milk you can get in the store (which is nasty) or the even nastier ultra-high pasteurized milk (which is unrefrigerated!). Also, their coffee beans are perfectly roasted to my liking and they pull shots which are creamy and not bitter.
They serve little pastries on the weekday mornings and then a brunch (mostly egg dishes) on Saturday and Sunday.
Service is very friendly and some of the servers when we were there spoke some English. The service can be a bit spotty, particularly if they get busy.
The atmosphere is cool. And, when the weather is nice the windows are all opened. -
Review from David A.
11/6/2011
Best coffee I've had in Paris thus far. If you're coming here to eat, make sure to come before 3 PM because they stop serving soon after. Good brunch.
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Review from Cadi W.
Paris
Amazing coffee and hot chocolate! Food is tasty. Minus one star for annoying hipster atmosphere and retarded service.
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Review from Patrick J.
8/14/2011
best coffee in paris. great food as well.
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Review from j e.
12/4/2011
English friendly. Great espresso drinks. Cute atmosphere. Would have given 4 stars but their wifi rarely works- the staff even commented on it being terrible so don't expect it to be functional. better coffee at Caféthothèque de Paris.
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Review from Chris P.
8/10/2011
Hands-down...best coffee I've had in Paris. A "must" visit for any visiting coffee aficianado.
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