Explore by arrondissement
Browse specialty coffee shops in all 20 Paris arrondissements, from the Marais to Montmartre, each with its own ranked list and neighbourhood guide.
706 cafés across 20 arrondissements

From the Louvre to the Palais-Royal, the 1st pairs grand Parisian landmarks with a surprisingly serious specialty coffee scene.

Paris’s smallest arrondissement packs a dense, design-led coffee culture between the old covered passages and Rue Montorgueil.

The Haut-Marais blends galleries, concept stores and some of the city’s most photogenic specialty cafés.

From the Marais’s narrow streets to the Île Saint-Louis, the 4th mixes historic charm with quietly excellent coffee.

The Latin Quarter’s student energy and historic bookshops sit beside a growing crop of filter-focused cafés.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés trades on literary café history, but its newer specialty addresses are worth the detour.

In the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, the genteel 7th hides precise, low-key specialty cafés among its embassies and museums.

Between the Champs-Élysées and the business district, the 8th balances luxury landmarks with sharp espresso bars.

SoPi (South Pigalle) and the grands boulevards make the 9th one of Paris’s most dynamic specialty-coffee neighbourhoods.

Along the Canal Saint-Martin, the 10th is the beating heart of Paris’s third-wave coffee movement.

From Oberkampf to Charonne, the 11th is dense with independent roasteries and neighbourhood cafés.

Around Bercy and the Coulée verte, the residential 12th rewards those who seek out its specialty cafés.

From the Butte-aux-Cailles to Paris’s Chinatown, the 13th offers an eclectic, fast-evolving coffee scene.

Montparnasse’s artistic legacy lives on in the 14th’s calm, characterful specialty cafés.

Paris’s most populous arrondissement, the residential 15th has a steadily expanding specialty-coffee map.

Elegant and green, the 16th pairs grand avenues and museums with refined, low-profile specialty cafés.

From Batignolles to the Plaine Monceau, the 17th has quietly become a specialty-coffee hotspot.

Montmartre and the streets below it give the 18th a creative, eclectic coffee culture beyond the tourist trail.

Around the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont and the Bassin de la Villette, the up-and-coming 19th is full of fresh specialty spots.

From Belleville to Ménilmontant, the multicultural 20th blends street art, village charm and independent cafés.