Our Marlette coffee shops in Paris
Homemade brunch served all day, pastries baked every day with our organic baking mixes, and specialty coffee. Find us in Montmartre and Pigalle.
Café Marlette Montmartre
45 rue des Abbesses, Paris 18th
8am–5pm on weekdays, 9am–6:30pm on weekends
Café Marlette Pigalle
51 rue des Martyrs, Paris 9th
8am–5pm on weekdays, 9am–6:30pm on weekends
Photo credit @lapuertaontheroad
Why visit our Paris coffee shops?
Our coffee shops are an extension of a brand born from a passion for authentic food and sharing. Our pastries are made fresh on site every day using Marlette baking mixes, which you can also buy at the café to bake them at home.
All-day brunch, plant-based milk for every hot drink, no reservations needed: just walk into the one nearest you.
FAQ: your questions about Marlette coffee shops
How many Marlette cafés are there in Paris?
Marlette has two cafés in Paris: on rue des Abbesses in Montmartre (18th) and on rue des Martyrs in Pigalle (9th).
Which Marlette café should I choose?
Montmartre for pancakes and the açaí bowl after a stroll around the Butte, and Pigalle for granola, soft-boiled eggs and the terrace on rue des Martyrs.
Do I need to book for brunch at Marlette?
Not for a regular table: our cafés don't take reservations, morning, noon or afternoon. Just come by, and our team will always do its best to find a table quickly. The only exception is group bookings. We welcome group bookings (from 6 people) in the afternoon only, from 3pm to 5pm on weekdays and from 3pm to 6pm on weekends, through our group booking form. Booking requests for a small table or outside these hours can't be accepted.
Is brunch served all day?
Yes, brunch is served all day in our cafés, from breakfast right through to afternoon snack time.
Are the pastries made on site?
Yes, our pastries are made fresh on site every day using Marlette baking mixes, which you can also buy at the café to bake them at home.
Do you offer plant-based milk?
Yes, all our hot drinks can be made with oat or hazelnut milk.
Are Marlette cafés family-friendly?
Yes: high chairs, the L'heure des kids set (kids' snack time) on rue des Martyrs, babyccinos and homemade pastries for the little ones.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, your four-legged friends are welcome in our cafés, as long as they stay calm.