A limited guide for planning a coffee stop
This is a short, illustrative guide to three Paris coffee businesses with current first-party information checked on 22 September 2026. It is organized by area, not by quality or rank. The selections are not exhaustive, and this publication did not conduct undisclosed visits or testing.
Business details can change. Before travelling, use the official links below to confirm hours, accessibility, reservations, the menu, payment options, and any temporary closure.
Near the 10th arrondissement
Ten Belles describes itself as a specialty-coffee roaster and lists a café at 10 rue de la Grange aux Belles, 75010 Paris. Its official site also lists Paris locations on rue Bréguet and rue du Cherche-Midi. The business’s own page is the appropriate place to check which location fits a particular itinerary and what is being offered when you plan to go.
Near the 18th arrondissement
Lomi lists its Coffee Shop & Boutique at 3 ter rue Marcadet, 75018 Paris and its roasting site at 3 bis rue Marcadet. Its website presents coffee, training, and equipment as parts of its business. For a visit, check Lomi’s official information directly rather than relying on a static guide for service details.
Left Bank options
For the 6th and 7th arrondissements, two official pages provide starting points. Ten Belles lists 53 rue du Cherche-Midi, 75006 Paris among its cafés. Coutume maintains a coffee-shop directory; its Coutume Babylone page identifies a site at 47 rue de Babylone, 75007 Paris. Coutume describes itself as a specialty-coffee roaster founded in 2011 that selects and roasts single-origin coffees in Île-de-France. These are the companies’ own descriptions, not comparative assessments.
Before you go
Use the venue’s official page as the final check, particularly if you need step-free access, a reservation, a particular food or drink, or a specific payment method. A city guide can point to a location; it cannot confirm the conditions of a future visit.
Method and scope
Inclusion here required a current official page that identified a Paris location and described the business’s coffee or roasting role. The guide does not claim to identify Paris’s best coffee shops, and it does not assess cups, service, atmosphere, or value. The three businesses are examples for practical route planning, not endorsements or a complete map of Paris coffee.
Verify before you go
Information was checked on 22 September 2026. Locations, operating arrangements, menus, and availability may change after that date. Confirm the relevant details with Ten Belles, Coutume, or Lomi before making a trip.