Lisbon is quickly becoming one of Europe’s top cities for coffee lovers. From historic cafés that shaped Portugal’s coffee culture to modern specialty coffee shops serving single-origin brews and artisan pastries, the city offers something for every kind of coffee enthusiast. In this guide, explore the 10 best cafés in Lisbon—complete with prices, locations, and what makes each one stand out.

✨ One of the most famous cafés in Paris, Café de Flore is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience traditional French café culture. With its iconic red awning, art deco interior, and legendary clientele—from Picasso to Simone de Beauvoir—it’s a stylish spot for people-watching.

• 💶 €€€ – Espresso from €6, breakfast €15–25
• 📍 172 Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris
• 🌐 cafedeflore.fr
• 📸 @lecafedeflore

📚 Just across the street from Café de Flore, Les Deux Magots is equally rich in cultural history. Known for hosting literary icons like Ernest Hemingway and Albert Camus, it combines historic charm with a beautiful terrace and upscale Parisian menu.

• 💶 €€€ – Café crème from €6–7, meals €20–30
• 📍 6 Place Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 Paris
• 🌐 lesdeuxmagots.fr
• 📸 @lesdeuxmagots

🎬 If you’re a fan of Amélie, this quirky café in Montmartre will feel instantly familiar. With a retro interior and film nostalgia, Café des Deux Moulins offers a relaxed, old-school vibe with surprisingly affordable food and drinks.

• 💶 €€ – Coffee from €4, light meals €10–15
• 📍 15 Rue Lepic, 75018 Paris
• 🌐 cafedesdeuxmoulins.fr
• 📸 @lecafedes2moulins

🎩Right by the Opéra Garnier, Café de la Paix is the epitome of Belle Époque luxury. From its gilded interiors to high-end French cuisine, this café is perfect for a refined Parisian breakfast or a stylish coffee date.

• 💶 €€€ – Coffee from €8, mains €25–40
• 📍 5 Place de l’Opéra, 75009 Paris
• 🌐 cafedelapaix.fr
• 📸 @cafedelapaixparis

🥿 This tiny café with a bold blue storefront is a hidden gem in Le Marais. Formerly a cobbler’s shop, Boot Café offers artisan coffee, minimalist vibes, and an unbeatable Instagram aesthetic. It’s the perfect stop while shopping or exploring the neighborhood.

• 💶 € – Espresso from €2.50, pastries €3–6
• 📍 19 Rue du Pont aux Choux, 75003 Paris
• 📸 @bootcafe

☁️ Tucked away in the 18th arrondissement, Clove Coffee Shop is a relaxed, beautifully designed café known for its friendly service, strong coffee, and delicious snacks. Ideal for working remotely or meeting friends in a calm setting.

• 💶 €€ – Coffee €4–5, snacks €5–10
• 📍 48 Rue de Clignancourt, 75018 Paris
• 📸 @clovecoffeeshop

🪟 A modern café with a focus on ethically sourced, in-house roasted coffee beans. With an industrial-chic interior and relaxed atmosphere, Partisan attracts serious coffee lovers looking for precision brews and a calm place to work or read.

• 💶 €€ – Cappuccino from €4.50, cakes €6–10
• 📍 36 Rue de Turbigo, 75003 Paris
• 🌐 parispartisancafe.com
• 📸 @parispartisancafe

Serious about your brew? Head to Partisan Café, a roastery and café with a sharp focus on sustainability and coffee craftsmanship. It’s a favorite among coffee geeks and remote workers, offering high-quality espresso and filter options.

• 💶 €€ – Coffee €4–5, brunch €10–14
• 📍 11 Rue Crespin du Gast, 75011 Paris
• 📸 @faunaparis

🎨 Looking for the most Instagrammable café in Paris? Café Nuances combines colorful design, excellent cold brews, and creative blends in a vibrant, modern space that feels more like an art gallery than a coffee shop.

• 💶 €€ – Filter coffee from €5, cold brews €6–7
• 📍 25 Rue Danielle Casanova, 75001 Paris
• 🌐 cafenuances.com
• 📸 @cafenuances

🌿Ten Belles is one of Paris’ original third-wave coffee shops and still a fan favorite. Located by the picturesque Canal Saint-Martin, it offers locally roasted beans, rustic pastries, and a warm community feel. Great for brunch or takeaway.

• 💶 €€ – Flat white from €4.50, pastries €5–12
• 📍 10 Rue de la Grange aux Belles, 75010 Paris
• 🌐 tenbelles.com
• 📸 @tenbelles

👉 Bonus: How to Explore These Paris Cafés Like a Local

• Use this map link to create your own café tour
• Combine your coffee stops with museum visits, food tours, or bookshops nearby
• Look out for cafés offering plant-based milk, outdoor seating, or laptop-friendly vibes