Lomi
Cafe · La Goutte d'Or
3 ter Rue Marcadet, 75018 Paris, France
Highlights
House-roasted beans, breakfast, light lunches, cakes, & great vibe
House-roasted beans, breakfast, light lunches, cakes, & great vibe
"'Café Lomi' is a delightful place in a neighborhood that does not attract the curious. 'Café Lomi' is a perfect place to work, rest, treat yourself ... A cozy spot where you can enjoy expresso, cappuccino, filter coffee and even iced coffee every summer day. On the food side, you can enjoy homemade pastries like lemon meringue pie and granola with fresh fruit, and full plates made with local and seasonal products." - CL Design
"Lomi makes a great cup of coffee (of course). They also roast their beans and provide them to over 300 hotels and restaurants around France. Their café in the 18th is more of a destination than a stop-off as it isn’t close to any major Paris sites, but for their interesting blends of superbly roasted coffee, you should make your way here to this place that has the energy of a university student union but the look of a New York loft with its wooden beams and exposed silver pipes. Cafe Lomi is laptop-friendly, and be sure to pick up coffee beans or capsules on the way out." - tanisha townsend
"Lomi makes a great cup of coffee (of course). They also roast their beans and provide them to over 300 hotels and restaurants around France. Their café in the 18th is more of a destination than a stop-off as it isn’t close to any major Paris sites, but for their interesting blends of superbly roasted coffee, you should make your way here to this place that has the energy of a university student union but the look of a New York loft with its wooden beams and exposed silver pipes. Cafe Lomi is laptop-friendly, and be sure to pick up coffee beans or capsules on the way out." - Tanisha Townsend
"One of Paris’s original craft roasters, Lomi has won awards and become the go-to cup in hotels and restaurants all over town. But you don’t have to pay for a hotel bed or a full restaurant meal to taste the brand’s coffee. Instead, go straight to the source at the Lomi coffee shop near Montmartre. The die-hard coffee loving crew hosts tastings, operates a coffee school for aspiring experts, and works closely with coffee plantations in South America. All three coffee varieties are top notch, but the 100-percent Arabica is a favorite among Parisians, who tend to like their espressos crisp and full flavored. Located in the 18th arrondissement. Rooksana Hossenally" - Rooksana Hossenally
