The best coffee shops in the 11th arrondissement: Our Selection

Paris' 11th arrondissement is full of great spots to enjoy high-quality coffee. Whether you're a fan of bold espresso, creamy cappuccino, or fragrant teas and infusions, these cozy cafés promise a relaxing moment over a hot drink. With homemade pastries, freshly baked cakes, and delicious viennoiseries, each establishment highlights fresh and artisanal products.

Doppio Coffee

A newcomer to the neighborhood, this café takes its name from the doppio, a double Italian espresso known for its intensity and rich flavors. In a welcoming and tastefully decorated space, Doppio Coffee offers a selection of specialty coffees, showcasing premium beans and artisanal roasting that will delight coffee lovers. Pair your cup with a moist cake, a cheesecake, or a savory tart for a delicious break.

64 Rue Oberkampf, 75011 Paris

Caphette

Caphette is a new café that transports you straight to Vietnam with its selection of specialty coffee beans and fragrant teas. Its cozy ambiance and gourmet offerings make it the perfect spot for a leisurely breakfast or a Sunday brunch. Treat yourself to a matcha latte, a creamy hot chocolate, or a rich espresso, accompanied by a homemade pastry.

3 rue Neuve Popincourt, 75011 Paris

Hélène et Madeleine

Hélène et Madeleine is a must-visit spot for specialty coffee or perfectly brewed green tea. The café also offers a rotating weekly menu, featuring seasonal ingredients, fresh salads, savory tarts, and gourmet sandwiches—not to mention artisanal pastries and crisp viennoiseries.

On weekends, enjoy their Sunday brunch, where you can sip on a carefully roasted coffee while soaking in the warm, welcoming atmosphere. A note for remote workers: to maintain a relaxed brunch experience, laptops are not allowed on Saturdays and Sundays but are welcome on weekdays.

36 Rue Saint-Sébastien, 75011 Paris

Café Méricourt

A favorite among Parisians, Café Méricourt offers an elegant yet cozy setting, with textured walls, soft pastel green tones, and refined woodwork. It’s the perfect place for a gourmet brunch, a coffee break, or a relaxing moment over a carefully selected cup of freshly ground coffee. The menu highlights fresh, seasonal ingredients, beautifully plated to enhance each dish’s flavors. Among the must-try items are their savory granola, their famous shakshuka, or a smooth latte paired with a fresh fruit juice.

22 rue de la Folie Méricourt, 75011 Paris

Nilo Coffee

Located in the lively Parmentier district, Nilo Coffee reinvents the classics with an inventive menu that attracts both locals and artisanal coffee enthusiasts. The modern and minimalist decor invites you to sit back and enjoy an espresso or one of their house specialties, such as their signature croffles and coffee mocktails. A croffle is a delicious fusion of a croissant and a waffle, offering a crispy yet soft texture—perfect to pair with organic coffee or a gourmet tea. As for the coffee mocktails, they put a fresh spin on both hot and cold drinks, offering non-alcoholic alternatives with surprising aromatic notes.

73 Avenue Parmentier, 75011 Paris

What are you waiting for? Treat yourself to a quality coffee break in the heart of Paris! And don’t forget to share your experience with the team at Hôtel FABRIC!

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