Best coffee shop in Paris, especially in the Montmartre area, with a cozy ambiance, offers authentic cafe and free wifi internet access.
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Bon weekend!* Drinking coffee in your local cafe and reading your favorite magazine (or newspaper) is a major pastime here in Paris. I've learned to indulge in the smaller pleasures in life like a good cup of cafe allonge, with a butter croissant and some reading material while people watching from the Cafe terrace. read more[...]
Oh la vie Parisienne is subtle mix of daily pleasures and necessary routine. The french make time for leisure au quotidienne; the morning coffee is not a luxury it's a must. How you have it depends on your lifestyle, if you have to rush off to work you'll most likely just have it standing at the bar. Here its cheaper than sitting - usually 1 euro. Or if you have time to read your morning paper or meet friends you'll opt for a table inside or "en terrace" where the coffee is usually 2.20 e[...]
Le Marais is one of Paris’s most enchanting neighborhoods—a vibrant mix of history, art, and modern flair. From centuries-old museums to trendy cafes and markets, this iconic district has something for everyone. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Parisian explorer, our guide to the best things to do in Le Marais is packed with insider tips and detailed recommendations that will help you have an amazing time. As a local and tour guide, these are some of my favorit[...]
There are many great places to eat in Montmartre, and as someone who lives in the neighborhood, I love to share these restaurants with you! The other day, one of my girlfriends and I took a little midday escape to try L’Almanach, a charming restaurant tucked away at 33 Rue Ramey, right in the heart of Montmartre. Coincidentally, this was the first street I lived on as a sublet for three months before I found my forever home. The restaurant is also a short walk from Sacre Coeur. It w[...]
One of my pastimes is wandering around the beautiful Parisian museums and galleries, basking in all its glory, followed by lunch of coffee with a friend. June in Paris is truly something special—early summer light dances across the Seine, café terraces are buzzing, and the city’s art scene comes alive with a fresh wave of exhibitions. As someone who lives and breathes this city (and guides others through its creative heart!), I’ve already had the chance to see a few of this month’[...]