A new addition to the charming la Butte aux Cailles neighborhood is a cozy little tearoom, L'Oisive Thé. The name is a play on words: oisiveté means "idleness," which also means that this is the place to pass the afternoon away. Come [more...]

Used books from floor to ceiling greet you as you enter this charming bookshop and tearoom. The delicious tea is served in the cheerful room in the back, decorated with English accents and chintz fabric. Be sure to get a side order of [more...]

The Maison Fouquet has been in operation at the same rue Lafitte location since 1852. Since 1928, a second location in the 8th has meant that chocolate lovers have twice the pleasure and twice the temptation. Originally a jam shop, [more...]

Stop in to Page 35 crêperie at any time of day for a snack, something warm to drink, and a look at the latest art works on display in the minimalist modern setting. The delectable crêpes come in every sweet and savory flavor, [more...]

In the heart of the Marais neighborhood, near the eastern end of the Rue des Rosiers sits a funky tearoom filled with mismatched chairs, wooden tables, and an eclectic mix of posters and other adornments collected here and there. Le [more...]

Pack your lunch bag and bring your date to the beautiful Japanese garden at the Musee Guimet (free access). It’s very quiet and peaceful, and you can take a look inside a little Buddhist pantheon as well. There’s also a tea house [more...]

Take your date for a late-late night tea before bedtime. La Medina is a great little tea house/hookah lounge, but adding to these qualities is the incredible quality of being open all night, 7 days a week. Delicious mint tea and [more...]

A traditional covered street in central Paris right next to the Paris Stock Exchange, la Bourse. Filled with classy yet welcoming boutiques, wine presses, an antique bookstore and a chic yet cozy tea room, A Priori Thé. A nice place [more...]

This very chic, beautifully decorated cafe overlooks the Louvre courtyard with its famous glass pyramid. Make sure to get a view of the courtyard, whether you sit inside or out on the terrace. Come at sunset for a truly romantic tea time.

If you're in the Latin Quarter and want to grab lunch to go, stop by Le Cedre du Liban, rue St. Jacques, near the Pantheon, for some excellent Lebanese sandwiches. If you smile they might even give you a free cup of mint tea!

Visit the beautifully decorated Mosquee de Paris and then take some time to enjoy a cup of sweet mint tea in the lovely adjoining cafe.

Bring your date to the wonderfully chic Mariage Frères tea house where you can choose from hundreds of different teas, eat divine pastries made with tea, and be served by incredibly polite waiters dressed from head to toe in white, [more...]