We’ve reached that time of year again. Parisians have packed their bags to the brim and begun their annual exodus out of the city for summer holiday. That also includes restaurant and coffee shop owners who will be taking a breather. My friend Wendy has a solid list of restaurants staying open this summer so I thought I would tackle the specialty coffee shops I enjoy and that you may want to visit in July/August. And if you’re not coming to Paris and are wondering why on earth this would be relevant to you, look at it as a sign of positive change: more and more establishments are staggering their closures so that we aren’t stranded without good coffee and community! Other relevant spots to be added as information is available.
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Amami – closed August 8-31st
Boot Café – staying open
Café Craft – closed August 12-26th
Cafe Lomi – closed August 1-21st
Café Oberkampf – closed August 15-31st
Coutume Café – closed August 22-31st on rue de Babylone; August 8-22nd at the Coutume Instituutti
Cream – closed August 1-15th
Fondation Café – staying open (reduced hours)
Fragments– Staying open
Fringe – closed until end of August
Hardware Société – staying open (normal hours)
Hexagone – closed August 1-21st
Holybelly – closed July 19-August 19th
Honor Café – Staying open
KB Café – Staying open
La Fontaine de Belleville – Closed August 13-24
Le Peleton- staying open
Loustic – reduced hours (July 14-July 30: 8:30am-3pm; August 1-14: 9am-1pm; then back to normal!)
Matamata – staying open (reduced hours)
Steel Cyclewear & Coffeeshop – August 7-22nd
Télescope – July 28th – August 29th
Ten Belles – reduced hours, no food service in August.
Terres de Café – staying open
The Beans on Fire – staying open
The Hood – closed Mondays in August
Great list but you should add The Hood! Food and coffee are amazing and it’s near Holybelly and Ten Belles on Rue Jean Pierre Timbaud.
Hi Grace, I regularly go there 😉 I was just waiting to have their summer hours confirmed and then will be adding them 🙂
I’m so distracted by how much I want that coffee in the top photo, I couldn’t even read on, ha!
ha! That’s okay too 🙂
Love it! As I am hoping to just simply enjoy the coffee culture in Paris, great article!
Thank you, and enjoy!
Thank you for this! Wandering around my arrondissement yesterday, literally every coffee shop and boulagerie was closed!!
I know! It’s at once glorious and maddening but many spots are seeing the value in staying open 🙂 thankfully!
I had no idea how much of Europe took off in August until my current company. It’s wild! And I’m jealous 🙂