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Organic GF bakery with matcha & pistachio lattes

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60 Rue Tiquetonne, 75002 Paris, France Get directions

€10–20

Order delivery
No restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Coffee

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60 Rue Tiquetonne, 75002 Paris, France Get directions

+33 6 10 97 98 17
copains-paris.com
@copains.paris

€10–20

Features

•No restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Coffee
•Wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Jan 12, 2026

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Beka T.

Google
Such a gem!!! All delicious, reasonably priced. Totally gluten free and fresh they even have lactose free. Great service, really friendly and helpful. Only two chairs inside and two tables outside was lucky enough to get a seat and the whole time I was there it was really busy, locals and tourists! Must go!!!

Mash M.

Google
I was on my way to a coffee spot when I stumbled upon this cute little café — and I’m glad I did. The aesthetic, food, and fresh bread were all amazing. I tried the Smoked salmon bagel and the pistachio dessert as a recommendation from the staff and it did not disappoint (can’t recall the exact name, but I definitely remember the taste). The sandwich was really good, but the bagel was on another level — absolutely to die for. The pistachio dessert was a bit of a hassle to eat, but it was worth it because the flavor was incredible. The coffee was solid, and the staff were so warm and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. The only problem was there was no appropriate seating places

maria

Google
The pastries and hot chocolate was a bit pricy overall, but 100% worth it and absolutely delicious!! Everything is fully gluten free, but still tastes amazing. Would recommend taking the pistachio pastry if you want something heavier, or the passion fruit one if you’re craving something more light and airy! Seating was available both indoor and outdoor, and inside the atmosphere was very cozy and the staff was attentive and could speak english as well as french 🙏 Overall one of the best coffee shops in the area

amelie w

Google
i can’t express how AMAZING the food is here. i’m a celiac from australia and am so sad to be leaving. the gluten free pastries and sandwiches were so yummy. the BEST cinnamon roll i’ve ever had, they even warmed it up for me. my boyfriend who is not gluten free said the food was 10/10. the service is also incredible, they are so kind. i’d recommend going before midday, they sold out of a few things in the later afternoon. would 100% recommend.

Nichole C

Google
Best gluten free bakery I’ve tried in Paris. Used to love Noglu but Copains is honestly better!! Hard baguette, soft, dense croissant.

Saya

Google
I didn’t know this shop was gluten-free when I bought the food. I was surprised by the heavy texture of the croissant and croque monsieur. It wasn’t the kind of bread I expected, but the taste was very good. Even the next day, the croissant was still chewy and tasty. The staff were kind and the shop was stylish.

Tammy

Google
The gentleman that helped us this morning was very nice and helpful. He explained what everything was (we don't read or speak french). It was even better cause everything was gluten free!! Chocolate Madeline, pistachio sticky bun, regular sticky bun and a lemon tart.

Татьяна В.

Google
the coffee was truly amazing, i tried Vanilla Cappuccino. The size is also great in comparison to other cafes in Paris. Cappuccino was 6€ and Vanilla syrup +1€. Also the stuff is super friendly and speak English perfectly , don’t hesitate to come if you don’t speak French (i don’t), they don’t judge :)