Where to buy coffee to go? Our 5 addresses
In a hurry? Haven’t had your morning coffee yet? Or simply strolling through the streets of Paris? One of these nuggets is bound to be on your way. Hot, iced, latte, vegan or sourced, we’ve selected our favorite takeaway coffee addresses. You won’t regret it.
Cuvée Noire
Cuvée Noire offers a unique coffee experience, with original, seasonal beverages. The founders, long-time friends, favor artisanal coffees from Brazil, Honduras and Mexico. The menu includes signature beverages such as baiocchi latte and pistachio latte, hot or iced, to be enjoyed with homemade cakes, in a convivial space open 7/7.
Our favorite? Tiramisu latte.
Addresses: 42 rue de Rambuteau, 75003; 96 rue Saint-Lazare, 75009; 8 rue de la Roquette, 75011
Partisan
Partisan, founded by the Karam brothers, is both a café and a roasting studio on rue de Turbigo. Inspired by their passion for coffee, they offer a cutting-edge selection, such as Samii Chelbesa from Ethiopia, just as a sommelier might with wine. With no computers, the place encourages encounters and creativity, while establishing itself as a Parisian reference with its in-house production and online service.
Our favorite? Cold brew, with a slice of banana bread
Address: 36 rue de Turbigo, 75003
Café Nuances
Café Nuances, with its Paris addresses, stands out for its disco decor designed by studio Uchronia. This colorful place offers lattes with original flavors, such as the rose and chestnut honey latte, and homemade pastries. Inspired by a Tunisian sunset, it attracts lovers of design and sophisticated coffee.
Our favorite? Pistachio latte.
Addresses: 25 rue Danielle Casanova, 75001; 22 rue du Vieux Colombier, 75006; 10 rue de la Tremoille, 75008
Café Kitsuné
Café Kitsuné combines French and Japanese influences, offering quality coffees and fine pastries. Unique beverages such as Matcha Latte and Iced Yuzu are served alongside sweet treats such as Pistachio Financier. True to its origins, Café Kitsuné has a warm, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Our favorite? The Iced Matcha Latte, of course.
Addresses: 51 galerie de Montpensier, 75001; 208 rue de Rivoli, 75001; 2 place André Malraux, 75001
Lactem
Founded by two childhood friends, Lactem is inspired by Anglo-Saxon hospitality and offers a homemade menu, including vegan and gluten-free options. This warm, friendly café is renowned for its handcrafted drinks and pastries.
Our favorite? Le Mocca.
Addresses: 58 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, 75009; 38 rue Croix des petits champs, 75001
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