13 Rue de l'Ancienne Comédie, 75006 Paris
This café serves very traditional French dishes, and it’s also the oldest café in Paris, which makes it feel extra special. The interior is beautiful and full of history, very classic. There can be busy at certain hours bur its posible to get in also it’s very centrally located. It’s a little pricey because it’s famous, but it’s definitely a place I would take my family to.

This café is honestly everything I love. It completely matches my vibe and feels so cozy that it almost feels like home.
Their coffee is absolutely delicious, especially the vanilla matcha latte, which I always have to get anywhere there’s matcha and this one is genuinely so good. The pastries are also amazing.

I love the aesthetic of this place. It feels dreamy and beautifully detailed, with such thoughtful presentation in everything they serve.
I love enjoy the atmosphere, and spend time somewhere that feels both comforting and special.

Sevenly Heart is such a cute café right in the center of Paris I love it because the whole aesthetic and style of the place is completely my vibe—it honestly reminds me a lot of my home. Every corner has such a lovely charm, and it really feels like more than just going out for coffee—it’s a whole beautiful experience.

The coffee and desserts are really good, and mornings are usually more peaceful since it gets pretty busy later on. Service can sometimes take a little while, but it’s honestly worth it because the space is so beautiful and such a nice place to spend time.

10 Rue des Barres, 75004 Paris
This spot feels very chic and kind of hidden, which makes it even more special. A lot of French locals seem to come here, and it has such a calm, elegant atmosphere with plenty of space to sit and actually enjoy your time. One of the most beautiful parts is that it’s right next to a church, so when you’re sitting on the terrace, you have this gorgeous view of the church in the background, which makes the whole experience feel even more unique.
The coffee is really good, and it’s definitely one of those places that feels even more magical on a sunny day. Overall, it’s such a lovely place to relax, enjoy the view, and have a beautiful, peaceful moment.

This café is one of my favorite chill spots, especially because it’s so perfectly located near Place des Vosges and right by Victor Hugo’s house. I love visiting the museum and then stopping here afterward , t just makes for such a beautiful, relaxed outing.

What I really love is sitting on the terrace when there’s space, especially on a sunny day. The atmosphere feels so magical, with the lovely fountain nearby and such a peaceful charm that makes the whole experience feel special. It’s not the fanciest place, but that’s part of what makes it so enjoyable it’s simple, cozy, and genuinely beautiful.

Between the delicious coffee, great food, and the overall calm vibe, it’s the kind of place I really love going to when I want something easy, lovely, and effortlessly memorable.

26 Av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris
I really like this place because it feels very special and different, almost like stepping into another world just to have a coffee. The space is beautiful and a bit over the top, but in a way I actually enjoy. They have an incredible variety of coffees, and even though it’s expensive, I go more for the experience. It’s also a place I’d definitely take people visiting Paris.

8 Rue Guisarde, 75006 Paris
Le Mâchon d’Henri is a very traditional French spot that feels old-school and local. It serves classic, hearty dishes, very much in the spirit of traditional French cuisine, and the atmosphere is warm and unpretentious. It’s one of those places that feels authentic and cozy, perfect for experiencing real French food rather than something touristy.

It’s a burger spot in Paris that I really like because it’s super affordable, and at the same time the concept is literally “eat and leave.” I think it’s such a cool idea , you can have something cheap, tasty, and quick without overcomplicating it.

26 Rue de la Grande Truanderie, 75001 Paris
This is a place I love to go because they serve very traditional French dishes, with some Swiss influences too. Being there honestly makes me feel like I’m in a very cozy spot, almost like when you wander into a small local restaurant. The food is very winter-style (raclette, tartiflette, etc.), portions are generous, and you usually need a reservation. It’s one of my favorite places to take friends from abroad or family when they visit.

Rehab is a bar I’ve been to many times, and the vibe is super cool because it’s literally underground. It has a relaxed and really good cocktails, though they’re a bit pricey since it’s located in one of the most expensive areas of Paris . What makes it fun is how hidden it is: to get in, you have to ask at the Mexican taquería outside. They open what looks like a mirrored fridge door, you go down the stairs, and suddenly you’re inside the bar. Unexpected and honestly amazing.

31 bis Rue des Lombards, 75001 Paris
Temple Rock Tavern

Temple Rock Tavern is a chill spot I enjoy going to from time to time, especially for the live rock music. They offer a good selection of beers from different places, which makes it fun to try new ones. The vibe is very relaxed and rock-oriented, perfect for an easy night out. It’s not about being fancy, just a solid place in Paris with good energy, music, and beer.

I like here because it’s a great spot to have a more filling breakfast than the typical French one. It’s perfect when you want something more substantial but still relaxed and casual. The vibe is very local and easygoing, making it a nice place to start the day without feeling rushed.

The favorite in Paris for parties, raves, techno, house, and underground events. Very popular among locals. I always us it .