Café Moco

Service was rude and rushed. First order of drinks came out wrong and then the correct coffee order (iced latte and iced matcha) was bad. The pancakes I ordered came out cold and partly raw. Dishes look nice but would not recommend, too expensive for what it is.

I had a wonderful time here at Cafe Moco! The staff are SUPER friendly, the atmosphere is so cute and laid back and cozy. I had the avocado toast which was amazing! Really, amazing! Every ingredient was fresh because the waitress made it on the spot. Overall, I highly recommend this place, even if you're vegan like me, you'd find yourself enjoying it.

Loved eating at Cafe Moco 😍😍 The fresh juice was so refreshing and delicious! Friends said the coffee and food was also super tasty. The inside is well decorated and super cozy and the outdoor seating option was lovely! Bonus some of the staff speaks English. Will definitely be coming back for brunch soon!

Very nice place, quiet and pleasant. The sandwiches are very tasty, fresh and prepared after ordering. It is highly recommended

Great homemade-style breakfast! The avocado tartines were quite tasty and filling. Latte was average! Servers looked so expressionless and that made us feel less welcome and the cafe less cozy (in fact, they were not that terrible as some comments had suggested).

One of the staff is super nice, incredibly nice like you wouldn’t expect in Paris! I’m impressed. The matcha latte is not too sweet and the cookie is freshly made and so rich.

Great food, drink and service. We stopped in while on vacation in Paris. The atmosphere is friendly and cozy. The barista/owner was helpful and kind. The avacado toast and baked bread was delicious.

great place to relax, food is amazing and generous portions, staff is really sweet and kind. a must in paris

A variety of different coffees and tea. Servers are friendly and speak a little English. Inside and outside seating. Also have lots of pastries with gluten free options. One of my faves in Paris.

This cute cafe has a great ambience and avocado Tartine was worth the hype! The food took a bit but I didn't mind since the space was very comfortable.

Yet another healthy eating cafe to hit the current growing trend in Paris - Cafe Moco. 3 stars for several reasons - mainly because it's very likely I won't return or recommend this cafe. (And I'm being nice with 3 stars..) We arrived just before 3pm on a Sunday for brunch. Personally I find this completely acceptable for Paris standards, especially when a place is advertised to close at 6. I asked at the counter for a table for 2 and was told to sit wherever there was space, so we did. After sitting there a while expecting someone to bring a menu, the girl came over and said we should order at the bar. Ok fine, but quite awkward since there is no menu so I had to go take a photo of the chalkboard to then bring back for my boyfriend to choose, before going back to the bar and placing the order. I tend to take issue with these places that can't serve you at the table, or at the very least provide a menu to look at when seated. The whole ordering process made me want to leave immediately but since it was already 3.15pm I stuck it out. They have 3 meals available - and they were out of one and had one piece of quiche left, ok fine, I'll have one quiche and an avocado toast, as advertised on their window menu. Not possible, that's the morning one - I was just getting fed up by this point, and to top it off, while I was trying to think what I would have instead, I had the girl giving me some speech how everything is fresh and it's not a fast food... blah blah. C'est bon j'ai compris but leave me a few minutes to decide what I want since you didn't have TWO of the dishes I did want! In the end, we manage to order, they'll do me the avocado toast from the "not advertised" morning menu since I didn't want to eat a quinoa salad. 19€ brunch is a good price and included a meal, coffee, drink like juice or citronnade and a dessert. However I wasn't allowed to order the cake on display because it was "maybe already ordered by people already sitting down but they weren't sure". You get the gist. I decided on the granola, which was fine as it was probably what I would have wanted anyway had they given me 2 seconds to decide. Basically just attitude with a capital A - not how you want to treat customers for a newly opened place... So we received the drinks and food quickly, the food was fine, nothing to write home about and after their speech of 'freshness', you'd think the avocado would be ripe... no such luck. When we'd finished eating, we sat there for 15 minutes minimum before I gave up waiting and went to ask if I could have the granola now - she replied with attitude only to then relay the order and have it come out 2 minutes later... cue eye roll - obviously she forgot it. It was a nice granola - with honey and figs but I've now had to leave my seat 4 times for a 30 minute brunch.. For context; 3 girls behind the bar and probably 8-10 people seated? A stressful brunch experience that I won't be repeating in a hurry, especially for such average food. If you're going to do healthy food and claim the fresh quality produce then you need to deliver. I'd usually let the food issue go as it's new and they're perhaps adjusting their stock, but it's no excuse for the attitude, particularly the dark haired girl. If you only have 3 meals on the menu, when I come in and ask for a table - THAT'S the time to tell me 1) you have only one left and 2) it's bar service. Avoids making the customers feel put out. Service 101 Les + : * Decor very trendy; think marble tables and funky wallpaper * The price - our 'light' brunch set us back 24€ total

Great little cafe with excellent coffee and wonderful service. Menu is somewhat limited but everything is fresh, wholesome and very tasty. Very comfy atmosphere with inside cafe style dining and comfortable cushioned bench seating along the walls. We could have sat for hours watching people and cars move along the tree lined street outside.