Angelina’s
The most famous out of all the tea rooms, Angelina’s, was founded in 1903 by Antoine Rumpelmayer, a confectioner, and named after his daughter-in-law. Most famous for its hot chocolate, you are also able to have tea with cakes. They even have a brunch menu available. The original Angelina’s is in the first arrondissement with 7 other locations in Paris.
Angelina’s Paris Rivoli
226 rue de Rivoli
75001, Paris
Café Pouchkine
This Russian tea shop serves great tea alongside traditional desserts, it is a great place to have a morning or afternoon tea. There are 4 locations in Paris, and they are all open Monday to Sunday except their location in the 2nd arrondissement which is not open on Sundays.
Café Pouchkine Madeleine
16 place de la Madeleine
75008, Paris
Café Pouchkine Petits Carreaux
14 rue des Petits Carreaux
75002, Paris
Mariage Frères
Mariage Frères is a French tea brand that has become popular in France. There are 5 locations of Mariage Frères in Paris where you can buy their tea otherwise they have several tea rooms that serve brunch, pastries and great tea. They are open from noon to 7pm.
Mariage Frères Eiffel Tower
56 rue Cler
75007, Paris
Mariage Frères Le Marais
30 rue du Bourg-Tibourg
75004, Paris
Ladurée
A well-known brand of macaroons, a traditional French biscuit, Ladurée also has 4 tea rooms in Paris. This is one of the more French style tea rooms in Paris. Here you can not only enjoy wonderful biscuits but great tea as well.
Ladurée Paris Royale
16-18 rue Royale
75008, Paris
Ladurée Paris Champs Elysées
75 avenue des Champs Elysées
75008, Paris
Ladurée Bonaparte
34 rue Jacob
75006, Paris
Ladurée Paris au Printemps
62 boulevard Haussman
75009, Paris
Café Jacquemart André
One of the more original places to have tea, this tea room is in a 19th Century mansion that has been turned into a museum. The museum houses a private art collection and the café is unlike any other museum cafés as this one is set in an actual dining room. If museums are not your thing, you are able to go to the tea room without having to go through the museum.
Café Jacquemart André
158 boulevard Haussman
75008, Paris
La Charlotte de l’isle
This salon du thé is set on Isle Saint Louis, one of the most beautiful islands in the centre of Paris. This small tea shop serves a range of cakes and pastries to have with your tea.
La Charlotte de l’isle
24 rue Saint-Louis en l’isle
75004, Paris
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