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Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. Coffee is not the best, but okay.

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Some of the best coffee ever! They roast their own beans and serve a great variety of coffees. Outside seating and the sweetest staff.

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One of the rarest spots in all of Paris. This café is by far the best I have ever tried in the French capital. It offers a plethora of options. I personally enjoy the wonderful Guatemalan specialties and my best try is the 'El Injerto ' chemex. I totaally recommend this wonderful cozy café, for any coffee amateur or simple tourists wanting to enjoy a wonderful time. Their pastries are as well extremely tasteful. The only thing capable of toppling their splendor is that of the café personnel who are immensely friendly and kind. A fun note: Almost all goers to the café are very very nice people, that love to have conversations and share a laugh with others, so don 't be hesitant to come over even if you 're by yourself

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I love this place. Colombian coffee (best I had on my trip , and the lemon cake is fantastic. Frederico (manager/owner? is one of those genuinely good people, and a bit of a lovable goof. His staff make a fantastic cup. Order at the front, pick it up in the back, find a seat and just relax

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A nice, quiet unassuming cafe right near Pont Marie station. Ordering is a bit weird; if you enter off of Rue de l'Hotel de ville, you pay for your drink and then have to go through two rooms to get to the barista. If you enter off of the side street, then you have to go pay first and come back. But the coffee is great and there's a room with plants that has a warm, quiet vibe. Everyone is very friendly.

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Lovely place to have a coffee, yet no much of meals if any. Coffee it a bit bitter and strong.

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The process of ordering is a bit chaotic (you have to pay in the front and order everything where you also pay for things you buy and then show the ticket to the barrista lady in the back of the shop/coffee place. It would be nice to know that in advance. : There are many kinds of coffee beans from different origin and we loved the display of them very much... The coffee itself tastes really nice, good quality! We're not sure if the price is worth it though since there are many other coffee places with the same quality coffee but cheaper.

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If you want to drink good coffee this is the place. There are many options (origins from around the world). Ambiance is cool and chill. They sell some pastries as well as wine. You can go there either to have coffee and chat with your friends or to read a good book. They offer also coffee courses

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