Coffee Flower Shop

I stumbled upon this place hiding behind the scaffolding. It’s sooo cute. The employees are lovely. The fluffy cheesecake was delicious. The coffee was on point. I saw a negative review from someone local and I’d suggest ignoring it. This place is filled with delights. From the plate-ware to the decor. Far from a trap indeed. Enjoy!

Cordelia Coffee Flower Shop, located on Rue du Bac in Paris, offers a delightful experience that combines the beauty of a flower boutique with the charm of a cozy café. Designed by Cordelia de Castellane, artistic director for Dior Maison, the space exudes rustic elegance with floral banquettes, wooden beams, and a beautiful mix of fresh and dried flowers. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, making it an irresistible escape in the heart of the Left Bank. The menu includes divine pastries, often prepared by de Castellane's Ducasse-trained son, alongside expertly brewed coffee and teas. Their baked goods, including cheesecakes and crumbly treats, are presented on beautiful Dior plates, enhancing the indulgent experience. Guests can also explore floral arrangements or create custom bouquets, making it a perfect stop for both coffee lovers and floral enthusiasts. Moreover, they sell decorations and coffee accessories for everyone who is interested. It is a must try and definitely one of my favorite places in Paris!

Our experience at this beautiful café was truly delightful. Last year, we visited a couple of florist cafés in NYC, but this one stands apart. The soft, lingering scent of flowers and the enchanting, whimsical ambiance make it a truly magical place. One of the incredibly kind staff members went above and beyond, thoughtfully providing us with a list of recommended spots to visit in Montmartre—a gesture we deeply appreciated. We can’t wait to return the next time we’re in Paris. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a memorable experience!

13€50 for a hot chocolate and a piece of cake. The deco seemed cute so I went with a friend. The hot chocolate was so tasteless, basically water with chocolate syrup. The cake was ok, but I would never pay that much for something of this quality. The waitress seemed passive aggressive and complained that my chair was blocking her way (it was already in that position when I got in). I am honestly disappointed.

Great place. I most important: coffee very, very good. It's big problem to get good cup of cappuccino in Paris. Starbucks all over. I was surplice with layout and settings. Remind me "Plantshed" in NYC. But it's more sophisticated. I love design and atmosphere. Coffee awesome. I love people who works here

Very cute coffee shop with a flower store at the back. We came in by surprise and it was decorated for Christmas. They still also sell some ornaments and other accessories and tissues. The cups for the drinks are very cute and ”tea room” like.

We didn't get a chance to try the drinks here (there were two groups of guests waiting for a free table beforehand). The space is large but everyone wants to sit down, the number of tables is quite limited. Flower shop combined with coffee. Yes, it's pretty. Maybe next time.

*The first time you visit, you see a pretty shop, lots of little vases, and very expensive coffee. A small cup of black coffee served in a colourful tea cup……. 2 small black coffee = 8 euros! *The second time you visit, you see a lot of little vases, bits and bobs scattered around, and two cups of black coffee in a stark white cup ……. 8 euros! *The third time…… you don’t go back. There are plenty of gorgeous coffee shops in Paris for decent prices.