Previously referred to as Kooka Boora, the KB Café Store stays an Aussie-inspired cease in southern Pigalle for brewed drinks, contemporary juices, sandwiches, and house-made tea muffins and scones. It’s one of many few cafés with nice espresso the place it’s socially acceptable to tug out your laptop computer and work.
Sensible info
Handle: 62 rue des Martyrs/53 avenue Trudaine, 75009
Nearest transport: Pigalle (2, 12)
Hours: Open daily, 9am-7pm
Phone: 01 56 92 12 41
Common worth for lunch: 10-19€
Type of delicacies: Soups/salads/sandwiches, muffins and cookies
Critiques of curiosity
Le Figaro (2014) “Anciennement «Kooka Boora», cette adresse stratégiquement située au cœur de South Pigalle, avec grande terrasse au carrefour Trudaine/Martyrs, a été inaugurée en 2010 par Nicolas Piégay, un Français de retour d’Australie. Le café vient de la Brûlerie de Belleville, mais aussi de l’étranger, comme le Sq. Mile (Angleterre). Scones, granola et jus de fruits de qualité.”
Lindsey Tramuta-Morel (2013) “Nails the situation…and low which you’ll wait what looks as if an inordinately very long time for except you turn into an everyday (so I’ve been advised).”
Critical Eats (2013) “Utilizing beans from Parisian roaster Café Lomi, this totally bustling cafe resembles extra of a library-carrel setup than a typical Parisian sit-and-people-watch spot (most are on laptops). Espresso drinks are sturdy, or strive one among their single origin coffees on Aeropress, ready skilfully (if slowly) on the devoted brew bar. And actually, who doesn’t need a 6 Euro milkshake alongside their espresso?”
David Lebovitz (2012) “I ordered le cake (pronounced kek, in French), which was moist and barely spiced, the proper associate for the espresso, which had a considerably sharp, much less “roasty” espresso taste that I used to be used to, but just like the opposite coffees I’ve had from Java.”
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