While you could certainly grab a coffee or tea to-go at this sweet little cafe, we prefer to snag one of the tables (or a stool outside if we're lucky!) and tuck into one of their cinnamon rolls. 

The oldest department store in Paris with the most excellently curated collection. You cannot forget to visit La Grande Épicerie de Paris, their amazing food section, but definitely don't go here when you're hungry. Pop in for a coffee break or a quick lunch at Rose Bakery Tea Room, too!

In a city concentrated with bistros, brasseries, and gourmet dining it's hard to pin point to an address. Though, when in the 6th, the arrondissement of the Luxembourg Gardens and the Saint-Sulpice Church, it's only apt to head to Le Petite Lutetia for a golden, crusted pate au for gras and towering Paris-Brest for dessert. With a terrace spilling with merry wine drinkers and an interior lined with mirrored walls, tightly-packed tables, and baroque-coloured oil paintings, it's the quintessential nouveau bistro. 

Café de la Rotonde is a timeless Parisian gem, steeped in history and artistic heritage. Nestled in Montparnasse, it has been a favourite haunt of writers, artists, and intellectuals for generations!