Paris is a paradise for coffee lovers, offering a delightful blend of historic charm and modern innovation. Each café tells its own story, offering unique experiences for both locals and travelers.

Lancaster Le Café has set up shop just a stone's throw from the Palais Royal, bringing the coffee shop up to couture ...

A conversation with France-based coffee freelancer Mark McKinney on all things coffee, including his career from Boston to ...

If there's one city that knows how to do café culture, that's Paris. Head to the French capital in any month of the year, and ...

Paris has long been famous for its cafes. The coffee served at those cafes, though, not so much. The city is dotted with historic locations where luminaries and artists historically gathered to gossip ...

We know Paris has fancy restaurants and natural wine down, but we're also so here for the coffee shops. Here are five spots that are worth checking out, whether it's for a real breakfast in the ...

Cafés are a centerpiece for daily life in Paris, as integral to French culture as a fresh baguette, a glass of wine, or, at least according to Americans, a black beret. Yet somehow, coffee in France ...

The remodeled Paris, 704 W. Magnolia Ave., will resume dinner hours Sept. 1 after operating mostly as a lunch cafe since 1926. It’ll serve southside diners until 9 p.m. Thursdays and 10 p.m. Fridays ...

The majority of cafés in Paris, France, still treat coffee as an afterthought: an early-morning caffeine delivery mechanism whose flavor is described solely as “strong” or “mild.” It was never ...