Coutume Café
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The 7e roastery that started Paris's specialty-coffee third wave in 2011.
Paris's oldest artisanal coffee roaster — since 1880, still on the same Saint-Honoré sidewalk.
Founded in 1880 at 256 rue Saint-Honoré, Verlet is the oldest artisanal coffee roaster still operating in Paris, and one of the few that still roasts on premises. The 1920s salon is preserved — wooden cabinets of single-origin beans, jars of rare teas, a counter where pâtissier Carl Marletti's classics arrive daily. Over 30 single-origin coffees and 40 teas. The Coutume / Telescope / Belleville Brûlerie generation gets the third-wave press; Verlet is the source it argued with. For a visitor who wants the version of Paris coffee that survived two world wars unchanged, this is it.
Since 1880, in the same shop. A few steps from the Palais-Royal — buy whole beans for the trip home.
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Historic Monuments, Courtyard
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