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Super cool spot. First off, the coffee is fantastic. The overall experience is generally quite good too. We went to Noir three times, twice a little later in the day when it was very chill. We also went one morning just as they opened and it was a bit more businesslike. The baristas were all very nice, and the small selection of pastries was good too. The two walls forming the corner of the street and the alleyway are all glass and one side can open all the way in nice weather, so although the shop is small it's got a great feel. There are found tables and chairs to sit in and groove with the music (older hip hop most of the time we were there), or you can sit outdoors along the alley. There's also a couple additional tables in the rather cramped basement. If we were in town for longer I definitely would have bought some of...
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I have no idea what type of coffee lovers visit this place and rating it with such a good reviews!!! The coffee is oxidized and tastes bad. After having a disastrous cappuccino in nearby “Café de Flore” we run away hoping to taste some good quality, freshly roasted coffee here based on google reviews but what a disappointment again! If you like some coffee fusion with tons of milk in it and tons of other condiments it might be a good choice, but for serious coffee lovers who understands what and how various coffee types should taste like this place will be a huge disappointment. Pastries are also so so, nothing to write home about. We couldn’t even finish any of the...
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A Parisian Gem for Coffee Aficionados!
Paris truly has a blossoming specialty coffee scene, and Noir Coffee is undoubtedly the best I discovered during my visit! If you're a fan of craft coffee, you absolutely must give them a shot.
I was incredibly impressed by their daily drip coffee, which was an Ethiopian varietal. It was nothing short of stunning! The cup was bursting with delightful flavors of blueberry and just the right amount of sweetness, making for an extraordinary and memorable coffee experience.
It's fantastic that they have several locations throughout the city, making it easy to find a Noir Coffee no matter where you are in Paris. Highly,...
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