Terres de Café

Super coffee Love it We found a nice Place to Rest close the Eiffel turm and with nice flavor and smell Good quality

Excellent coffee with very cozy atmosphere and friendly staff I just wanna say thank you to Rolland & Hiwi for there hospitality ❤️❤️love the coffee definitely recommend 👍🏻👍🏻

While living in Paris for a few months, Terres de Café quickly became my go-to — the kind of place you don’t just visit, but return to often enough that it starts to feel like your local. The vibe is calm and unpretentious, with a quiet confidence in the quality they serve. The French take their coffee seriously, no doubt — but as an Australian, I’ve got certain expectations… and this place absolutely delivered. Easily one of the best cups in Paris. A perfect stop for anyone craving proper coffee in a city that doesn’t always get it quite right — and a welcome reminder that good brew culture exists here, if you know where to look.

New discovery ! At least to me. I was looking for a matcha place after a having lunch,so voila. I let myself succumb to the lemon cake, best that I tried so far in Paris

Mostly visited by Parisians, not much people, very calm atmosphere, quality coffee. The only thing is that i didn't spit a bathroom 😞

We ordered two cappuccinos for €13. One was delicious, the other tasted like watery dishwater. Very inconsistent quality for the price.

Great coffee and cakes selection. I had a latte with lemon cake which was fantastic. The service was great and very helpful. They also sold decaffeinated coffee. They have a vast selection of beans for sale. Ethiopian, Kenyan, Rwandan, and South American.

The coffee is OK, but nothing special. 2,9€ for an expresso is the double as compared with Italy. But you are near Eiffel Tower. Can be quite crowded. Did not taste the cookies. Toilets are clean.

Amazing coffee. And fast! Was ready before I could even pay. Very modern place. Beautiful but not amazing comfort, still worth it though. The pastries were so soft and fresh!

$4.50 for a small batch brew which is certainly a premium price to start, but to leave an entire inch unfilled is frustrating. Small and cute cafe but did not meet expectations.

The barista was extremely helpful. Best Americano I've had in France. Clean and welcoming atmosphere. Bathrooms were out of order. :(

ATTENTION!!! Grab your coffee before you go to the Eiffel to Small coffee shop with the very best coffee you can have around here. Fantastic counter service !!

Great service, cute place! I'm disappointed with the quality of the coffee however. I ordered a flatwhite. The milk was steamed well and drink was prepared just fine. However the taste of the coffee itself indicated mediocre quality beans. These were not super high quality, it was a bit disappointing.

So good! Me and my bestie had sooo much fun!! Definitely 10 out of 10. Great view!!!!!

Adorable little cafe we found along the way from the Eiffel Tower to the tomb of napoleon. They make fresh baked goods (loved the carrot cake) and their espresso drinks were great. I really liked the special touches they do, with the carrot cake they heated it up on the grill to get it nice and warm and crispy.

I value good coffee, so when visiting this shop, not only was a hoping for the warmth of a small Parisian cafe, but I also hoped this place had a quality product. They did not disappoint. It was delicious and the atmosphere was delightful. The staff was so warm, which honestly was encouraging in a city where I struggle communicating. The barista serving us was a joy and she was sure to help us by jumping into English when she heard our choppy attempts at French. That was really kind of her. My husband and I enjoyed a few cappuccinos here as we waited for the weather to warm up a bit before standing on the Eiffel Tower cue. It was the perfect decision for us. We completely enjoyed our experience and highly recommend.

We got croissant for breakfast from Le Champs des Delices, but unfortunately they didn't have serve coffee :( I yelped the closest coffee place and found Terres De Cafe. Wait a minute! I actually bookmarked Terres de Cafe. That is perfect!!!! Long black (1,90 €): what the heck is long black? Long story short....long black is the longer version of espresso, according to the barista. My coffee was so good. It was not too bitter, medium-bodied and had enough caffeine to literally kick me in the butt. I felt so much better and had more energy after sipping this tiny cup. Mochaccino (4,40 €): not too sweet and was just right. The mocha is not overpowering and it added just enough flavor to your coffee. It's almost like chocolate powder without the powderiness, if you know what I mean. Cozy and friendly, this tiny place has Indoor and outdoor seatings. They play hip music and the outdoor seatings are perfect for people watching. The worker was nice, very efficient and didn't rush us. 4.5 stars!! Terres De Cafe is yummylicious!!

You can't help but feel admirative of Élodie. Even when crowds of tourists are pouring it the store for their coffee shop, she finds time to ask if you enjoyed your cup of meticulously prepared drip coffee and bring you some water. Don't forget to tip them and show some patience during rush hours, they clearly deserve it

My mochaccino was delicious! With just chocolate flavor. The Long Black was yummilicious, not to bitter, but strong enough. This place is a small chill location. Hip music softly in the background. Enough for about 15 people inside and has outside seating along the sidewalk. This is definitely a return location!

After the bustle of the park outside the Eiffel Tower, a coffee and cake sounded like a good break. We grabbed a table on the relatively quiet street. The staff was friendly, and the cakes (lemon and carrot) were a nice treat.

We popped in to grab a coffee on our way to the Eiffel Tower. The shop was cozy and the cappuccino was fantastic!

I had the long black coffee. It was almost like an americano. The atmosphere of the shop is perfect and the coffee was pretty good, not spectacular but still tasty. I'd recommend going here, especially for the pastries. I didn't have one but they looked very good and fresh.

My friend and I stopped for a quick coffee to go on a Saturday morning, but unfortunately the wait was slightly long since there was only one guy behind the counter. My flat white turned out delicious though; however my friend didn't quite like her long black... Would still give it another try if I'm ever back in the area. Would love to try those little baked goods.

We had good coffee (Americano), delicious chicken veggie quiche with salad. P&B cookie and blueberry muffin were good but nothing spectacular. We enjoyed the modern and minimalistic design inside and sitting in sunshine drinking coffee at one of the outdoor tables.

Great cappuccinos! They offer oat milk as a non dairy option. Very close to the Eiffel Tower. 4.5 for a cappuccino so reasonably priced.

Really cute cafe in Paris, short stroll from Tour Eiffel. Best coffee in Paris, even the cakes taste great.

This place is fantastic. Unpretentious, quaint and perfect for posting up with a book or laptop. There is of course free wifi, a barista that speaks English (without the air of inconvenience you often encounter) and they serve iced coffee (not on the menu but they'll make it for you) which is an expat's dream! They also have a few food offerings such as muffins, scones, brownies, cookies and a sandwich of the day. Their banana bread is especially delicious.

This was my favorite cafe in Paris and the coffee is incredible! Friendly service and awesome spot!

For proper espresso based drinks - hand pulled on a La Marzocco machine - look no further! I have been extremely disappointed by the weak, milky cappuccinos served all over Paris (typically from those terrible push button machines). Terres de Café to the rescue! I had a fantastic macchiato with a slice of yummy carrot cake. There's a few tables inside and a small patio on the sidewalk, the street was quiet on a Saturday afternoon. I hope more folks discover this little gem!

My son and I visited this cafe on our trip to Paris a couple weeks ago, and this was one of our favorite stops for coffee (for me) and all-natural treats like brownies (for my son)! The owner is a lovely, ambitious, good-hearted entrepreneur and we enjoyed some great conversation about her cafe and the neighborhood, which is in a peaceful area a few blocks from the Eiffel Tower. Highly recommend!

Amazing tasting home made coffee. The shop itself is simple but very comfy. We tried the coffee of the day in a late, which was from Honduras. Simply the best!