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Discover Le Cafeotheque de Paris, a specialty coffee house roasting its own beans since 2005. Sip coffee sourced from origins like Guatemala, join a tasting workshop, and pick up freshly roasted beans by weight to take home.
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La Caféothèque de Paris has focused on specialty coffee since 2005, roasting beans sourced from origins such as Guatemala. Beyond serving coffee, it runs tasting workshops and professional training courses covering coffee tasting and brewing methods.
Its shop also sells roasted beans by weight for takeaway. The space suits visitors curious about coffee culture and craft roasting.
La Caféothèque de Paris has focused on specialty coffee since 2005, roasting beans sourced from origins such as Guatemala. Beyond serving coffee, it runs tasting workshops and professional training courses covering coffee tasting and brewing methods.
Its shop also sells roasted beans by weight for takeaway. The space suits visitors curious about coffee culture and craft roasting.
Duration
1h15
Best time
morning, lunchtime or afternoon
Intensity
Easy pace
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Reviews
Once of Paris' coffee go tos. Delicious in-house coffee and delicious pasties. Friendly, comfortable and on a sunny day the tables out the front are hard to beat.
Simon Grigg
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