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"I was craving an American style coffee drink--if you ask for coffee at most places in France, they just give you a shot of cappuccino."
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It's hard finding straight coffee shops in France. This one is a chain I found out (I saw one in Blois also), but small -- the owner said maybe 50 in all of France. The shop has a very nice cozy feel about it. And, the owner was a very very nice guy. I drink nothing but mochas, and the ones here were pretty good -- not as good as my favorite back in Austin, but ne'ertheless, very acceptable.Beware -- I noticed they put a lot of whipped cream on the drinks. Be sure to tell them if you don't want it or don't want so much.
I find the French seem to like 'light and lively' (i.e. acidic) coffee. Not here! Nicely balanced and well-crafted coffees abound! I had a small americano, my partner a mocha. Both were very good, needing no sugar. They didn't have fat-free or reduced-fat milk, but the barista asked if we wanted the whipped cream removed, which is how the mocha is typically made.The establishment was well-furnished and clean, and the service friendly. We plan to return for another fix tomorrow!
As an American, this was the place that had the best American style coffee - think Starbucks but much better quality. Nice, relaxed environment as well, right in the center of town.
After lunch in tours, we needed a little caffeine and went to the French Coffee ShopI ordered a latte and my husband opted for a mocha.
I was craving an American style coffee drink--if you ask for coffee at most places in France, they just give you a shot of cappuccino.
