Terres de Café Batignolles

One of the house's historic shops, on Rue des Batignolles in the 17th, refitted in 2025 with a long walnut counter, black stools and a banquette backed by green glazed tiles. Shelves of beans, brewing gear and cups line the walls, and tall plants fill the corner by the tall windows, so the room feels more like a bright neighbourhood salon than a quick takeaway window.

The coffee is roasted by Terres de Café in the Île de France and graded by cupping score, with single origins on filter and espresso and a range of equipment alongside the bags. It opens at eight on weekdays and a little later at the weekend, and runs until seven in the evening, which makes it a calmer alternative to the busier cafés closer to the Place de Clichy.