Hexagone Cafe sur Paris

The espresso à la carte was great (Honduras), but I was disappointed with the filter coffee (Kenya, natural if I remember correctly); it had very little aroma. Keep up the good work!

It's a speciality coffee place that I have been going to for years. It has never disappointed us. Possibly one of the best flat whites in Paris. Basic meal option but good enough to go with your coffee. It's not a restaurant or a coworking space. It's a real coffee shop.☕😍

No WiFi. No laptops. No food. Just excellent coffee. An authentic coffee shop.

A quiet place. The service is great. The waitresses are very attentive. We went there with a stroller. It was very pleasant.

Our Hotel is around the corner and I really enjoyed having breakfast there. Just a nice Café, if you happen to be there, go for it.

An amazing coffee shop—they roast their own beans, which makes a real difference in flavor. It’s also a perfect place to sit and read a book in peace. One of the highlights for me was their collection of coffee books available in multiple languages. I even had the pleasure of reading a book about coffee in Turkish—such a rare and thoughtful touch. Highly recommended for coffee lovers and bookworms alike!

As an Australian, I’ve been searching for a genuine flat white, and I finally found one here. This café makes exceptional specialty coffees, and the flat white is the real deal. Thank you, I’ll be back for more while I’m in town.

Drinking specialty coffee is an experience in itself, we agree. The problem is when the "rules" limit your experience. Not being able to use a computer or tablet borders on the absurd. The coffee is acceptable, but it's far from truly good! The experience is very average because you can't focus on the coffee but on the rules... they should reflect on this a bit.

I went there at lunchtime, so there weren't many people and I was able to relax. I had a cafe au lait, which was delicious with the rich flavor of coffee and mellow milk.

We came to Hexagone Café and sat down inside. Honestly, it was too muggy inside, even though there was a fan. We didn't really want to linger and chill in the coffee shop because of that. As for drinks, I opted for the cappuccino. €4.50, a little below average. The cappuccino was a success, not bitter, not burnt. I had it with oat milk, it was very good and smooth. The foam was creamy, and the latte art wasn't too bad. I was happy to have one. My friend opted for an iced matcha latte with oat milk as well. It was fresh, smooth, and well-balanced. Regular price at €6. The welcome was friendly, the barista was pleasant and cheerful, and offered us the plant-based milk version. We really enjoyed our stay overall. We recommend it to those in the area.