Where can I find decaf coffee in Paris?

Wondering where can I find decaf coffee in Paris?
The good news is that you can find decaf coffee in Paris in just about EVERY cafe :-)

The good news is that you can find decaf coffee in Paris in just about EVERY cafe :-)

Today’s your lucky day :D I was thinking I’d like my own naughty Paris coffee mug, so came up with a few ideas – let me know if you’d like to suggest any others.



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Please do let me know, I’d love to hear from you!
Got any requests for other words?? Fantastic! I’d love to hear about them. Please do let me know:
If you buy one or more of these mugs, I’d love to see some photos of you enjoying them :-)
Please continue to enjoy your armchair travel in Paris via my website, or if you’re planning your trip or are already there — have a fabulous time!
I love Paris! J’adore Paris ! XOXOX

Teena Hughes in Australia
See you in Paris in September / October 2024!!

I’ve just added l’Escargot d’Or – The Golden Snail Coffee Shop / Cafe to my To Do List for September 2024, when I’ll be back in Paris.
The owner of this wonderful establishment is Gilles Coolen – a coffee grower and a cocoa grower.

What do I wish I had more of right now?
That’s right! Lots more of them!
More, “Petit dejeuner francais en Australie!”
When I lived in Paris (and when I’m there for my six-week visits almost every year, living like a Parisienne), I totally embrace what I consider to be the French breakfast lifestyle.
OK, it might not be what all local French folks do, but to me it’s quintessentially French, and I love my breakfasts.
Croissants and coffee. GOOD coffee. EXCELLENT croissants.
Oh how I miss them!
Well I do make a fantastic cafe latte (and have done for years), but finding a FABULOUS croissant in Australia is not easy at all. Trust me, I’ve EATEN a lot of croissants, in fact a new “French” cafe opened near me recently and when I took a bite of the croissant, I was so disappointed. Full of air (hollow), no crunch outside, no flavour.
So when I found a fabulous French baker (who introduced himself in French as Steve) at my local Sunday markets in my little beachside village across from Moreton Bay, I was over the moon! So, so happy!
The croissants feel perfect!
They taste perfect!
Incroyable! Incredible!
So in the photo above, you can see the croissants I bought yesterday, which I heated in the oven this morning. The crunchy outside, the flaky outside pastry, the delicious interior – fantastique!
Steve’s secrets to the perfect French croissant:
So now I’m going to visit Steve on as many Sundays as I can in this little seaside village east of Brisbane (Australia), and buy some croissants so I can have at least ONE French breakfast in Australia each week.
What about you, have you found the perfect French food near where you live outside France? Let me know in the Comments below or pop over to the Facebook page to chat :-)
Ciao ciao for now! Talk soon,

Teena Hughes
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