Where to find the best coffee during the olympics 2024 in paris?

Excited for the Olympics in Paris this year? Well, get ready for an unforgettable experience! Whether you're catching the action under the Eiffel Tower or cheering on athletes at le Grand Palais, Paris is going to be buzzing with energy.

But let's face it, navigating a busy city can be tiring, and unfortunately, the coffee at events is usually terrible (unless it's a specialty coffee event of course). That's where we come in.

We've rounded up the best specialty coffee spots in Paris just for you. So, no matter where you are, take a break and treat yourself to a delicious cup of coffee. You deserve it!

Olympic venues

Specialty coffee

Olympic venue data from data.paris2024

Make sure to check the coffee shop's website or social media for their updated opening times during the Olympics. Some areas might be closed off, making it tricky to reach, so it's wise to double-check.

How much does specialty coffee cost in Paris?

Specialty coffee isn't cheap, but it's priced fairly considering all the work behind it. From farming to brewing, each step costs money. If you pay very little, someone down the line is likely getting a raw deal. In pricey Paris, coffee costs vary, so here's what to expect:

- Espresso: € 2 - 4,-
- Americano: € 3.50 - 6,-
- Cappucino: € 4 - 6,-
- Pour-over: € 6 - 10,-
- Plant-based milk: € 0 - 0.70
- Bag of coffee beans (200-250 gram): € 10 - 24,-
- Sweets: € 3 - 6,-
- (small) Lunch: € 9 - 18,-

This is an indication, and as you can see, prices can vary quite a bit. On average, it's safe to say that you'll spend somewhere around 5 euros for a 'regular' cup of coffee. When it comes to beans, the price can make a significant difference. For instance, at Noir, you might easily pay 24 euros for 200 grams of coffee, whereas Canopi sets you back about 12 euros for 250 grams of coffee. That's 120 euros to 48 euros per kilo respectively – a substantial difference.

Fun fact: Many cafes in Paris will charge you the same amount for an undrinkable coffee – quite the easy choice, isn't it?

Which places do we recommend?

We love exploring different specialty coffee spots, but there are a couple in Paris that really stand out to us. These places are our top recommendations based on the delicious coffee they serve.

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