Boutique Coffee Wave-five selected Coffee shops in Paris

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Many people come to France to travel, the impression of coffee is nothing more than "left bank" coffee, a small black espresso, sitting at the bar or the door, watching people are seen at the same time, sometimes several cups a day to enjoy.

However, in recent years, some new cafes have quietly appeared in Paris, which not only does not allow Starbucks from the United States to be exclusive, but also subverts the original traditional coffee culture, setting off a new wave in Paris.

In these coffee shops, in addition to seeing the diversity of meals, even the choice of coffee has become fastidious. From the selection of beans and the method of baking, coffee gluttons are as excited as entering Baoshan. The website has selected several representative cafes with furniture. Let's take a look at what's special!

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Coutume Caf é

As the leader of the New Wave Cafe in Paris, this coffee shop has also taken the lead in subverting the general impression of Parisian coffee, regardless of its design, complete coffee equipment and utensils, and the types of coffee beans. Coffee lovers must make a pilgrimage. At present, it is also one of the most popular cafes in Paris, often full. Coutume Caf é, 47 rue de Babylone, 75007 Paris, + 33 (0) 1 4551 5047

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Holybelly

Opened in October 2013, Holybelly, located in the 10th arrondissement of Little Paris, soon became one of the hot emerging cafes, choosing coffee beans from Belleville Brulerie, a well-known local coffee roaster in Paris, whose special roasting method gives each bean a different aroma. Additional recommendations are meals, choose seasonal vegetables, pick fresh points and cook them. The best dishes to go with coffee are eggs and snacks.

Holybelly, 19 rue Lucien Sampaix, 75010 Paris, + 33 (0) 97360 136410

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Ten Belles's cute little Ten Belles is located near the famous St. Martin Canal, and the boss is also one of the founders of Belleville Brulerie, a well-known coffee roaster. Ten Belles offers the softest hand-brewed coffee in Paris. If you are a heavy addict to latte, come here and try its black coffee.

Ten Belles, 10 rue de la Grange aux Belles, 75010 Paris, + 33 (0) 1 4240 9078

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Caf é Lomi enjoys a convenient location, and Cafe Lomi is the first surprise for travelers to Paris, which is not far from Paris North Station (Gare du Nord). Formerly a coffee roaster, it now serves coffee from a single variety of beans from Central America and Africa, including those that sell their own blends. Coffee é Lomi is one of the few restaurants in Paris that mainly use Chemex brewing method (Chemex brewing method), offering a full flavor of mellow coffee without precipitation.

For information about Chemex brewing method, please refer to http://www.blooomcoffeehouse.com/chemex.htm

Cafe Lomi, 3 ter rue Marcadet, 75018 Paris, + 33 (0) 9803 95624

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KB Caf é shop

The coffee beans selected in this coffee shop are mainly from well-known roasters in Europe, including Square Mille in London, Five Elephant in Berlin and Belleville in Paris. Like the first Coutume Cafe, this coffee shop is one of the pioneers of New Wave Coffee, located on the famous Martyrs Street (rue de Martyrs) in District 9. The biggest feature is that although it is an emerging cafe, it also retains the traditional Parisian coffee culture. You can also find a seat, have a sip of coffee and watch the crowd (sit, sip and people watch).

KB Caf é shop, 62 rue des Martyrs, 75009 Paris, + 33 (0) 1 5692 1241

Next time you go to Paris for coffee, you have more choices!

(via Globalblue)