Minicafé Rue des Barres - Coffeeshop, matcha and cookies

Such a nice and cozy place hidden in the 4th arrondissement. I loved everything about it - their sweets, drinks and nevertheless, design. Totally worth trying, especially on a cold weekend morning (it definitely has some vibes). The food looked very delicious too and I cannot wait to go back to try it out.

Honestly, such a cute spot ! L’intérieur est super chic et dreamy, the vibe is perfect, and both the coffee and the food are vraiment trop bons. A must-visit pour une petite pause parisienne. Always coming back to this spot 🤍

The chocolate chip cookie and peach kalamansi iced tea are AMAZING!! The owners are friendly and the aesthetic of the café is nice too. However, I’ve tried their matcha latte and hojicha latte in two separate occasions and found them too bland/watered down. There is potential but it just lacks flavor to me.

Either inside or out, sandwich or cakes plus add the coffee. Completely different way a coffee shop would be. Family owned business. Fresh as fresh can be. Absolutely delicious.

Love their coffee and desserts but be aware of so called « Turkish eggs ». There is nothing Turkish about them, it’s rather Asian eggs and they taste way too « special » for Europe. Doesn’t taste or look good and leaves a very bad aftertaste. Unless you are used to it and know what it is - take smth else👀

The coffee is good and the cookies are delicious. I had really been looking forward to the opening of this bigger Minicafé, and it truly is a lovely spot, on a nice little street close to the Seine. The staff is generally very nice, but I must say I’m a little disappointed by the service from one lady (one of the owners I believe), who often seems annoyed and impatient. This was already the case in the first shop and had made me stop coming. I decided to give it another try, but unfortunately the experience with her hasn’t improved this time. I genuinely wish her hospitality and patience were better, as it does affect the overall atmosphere. I understand that working in hospitality can be stressful and overstimulating, but it’s also a job centered around creating a warm and pleasant moment for customers who appreciate the place and contribute to its success. I hope things improve, because the café itself has so much potential and I love everything else about it, like many more people do!

Beautiful small cafe, with the highest quality coffee and matcha. I highly recommend stopping by for people that appreciate the real coffee experience ☕️

it would have been an enjoyable experience if not for one person who decided to turn the small café into a (distasteful) photoshoot for their ig, dressed as latest pinterest copy paste girl, screaming with brands. I understand it’s not really the staff’s job to intervene, but maybe they should have in this case, since behavior of said girl was rude, especially when other guests just wanted to enjoy their coffee and a bit of real life(like moving our stuff from the table). it’s unbelievable that, as a society, we’ve come to value fake moments more than the ones we’re actually living. the cappuccino was average, the foam collapsed quickly and was not creamy, and the cookie (lemon+white chocolate) was just okay.