Paris | Must-Visit Coffee Shops (Part 2)

If you’ve already done the Instagrammable spots like Café de Flore, Les Deux Magots, and Carette – here’s a list of other brunch & coffee spots that I love to bring my friends & family to when they are in Paris! Think great food & great coffee. These guys surely have their « brunch game » on! 💪

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Saint Pearl

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Brunch spot & café just a few blocks away from Café de Flore. Lovely breakfast plates & a fan of their coffee & matcha drinks.

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Cuppa Gallery

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Sister café of Saint Pearl. Food & coffee were spot on. It’s a small space so I don’t recommend it for larger groups.

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Le Floor

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Great brunch & an old retro-vibe, very laidback and chill. They also do dinners – with a different menu – perfect for a moody and intimate vibe.

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Treize Bakery Paris

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Great spot for tourists & locals near the Jardin du Luxembourg (Luxmebourg Gardens). They serve breakfast, lunch, tea & coffee, cockntails and have a lot of cakes on display too! I highly recommend the french toast & chicken and a slice of any of their cakes!

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Violetta et Alfredo - Salon de thé

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Popular for their teas, cakes, and brunches. Well-deserved as I’ve enjoyed each time I spent here. Heads up, there is quite a queue on weekdays though, but it’s honestly worth it. Reservations not possible.

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@unrêve

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Where coffee shops meets pâtisserie kind of place, serving up a fusion French & Chinese cultures. Love how the flavors come together and how they’re playing up the French pastries. Truly a one of a kind in the center of Paris.

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Café élémentaire

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I went to this one for girl brunch and it was perfect. The resto is a bit hidden therefore it was not that noisy inside & we’re able to talk with ease. I personally loved the eggs benedict which had a layer of tomatoes on them – a nice surprise! This one is perfect for bigger groups & family-friendly dining. It’s a coworking space & a great spot for grabbing brunch & even happy hour. Vegetarian, lactose-free, and gluten-free options available. Reservations possible.

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I would absolutely personally vouch for all of the recommendations above as I’ve been there myself. Paris is truly a place for foodies because it never runs out of restaurants & menus that one could indulge in!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Rebs On The Move

Hi, I'm Anna Rebs! But most of my friends just call me Rebs. I'm a Filipina living in Paris since 2021. Before that, I had also lived in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Lyon for studies/work. I'm in the hospitality industry which makes eating out & traveling a daily thing for me. 💬 TRAVEL STYLE: more laidback & chill, perfect for those who prefer slow travel 💬 GUIDES FIT FOR: couples, fam/group trips, and female solo travels 💬 GREAT FOR FOODIES: most of my lists are on coffee & restaurant guides 💬 WEEKEND TRAVEL GUIDES from Paris ❣️ STAY CONNECTED: follow me on Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest @rebsonthemove Sooo, ready to move? Let's travel and bon appétit !

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