Cute little cafe with incredible matcha lattes. The cookies are great too. Need caffeine? Definitely give Boot a try!

Boot Cafe is a tiny little coffee shop with excellent lattes in Le Marais. Perfect place to stop for coffee before heading out for the day.

Very nice little café. Tiny space, big flavor. Space is very limited. Don't expect to sit down much. Mostly for take away. Would definitely visit again.

Solid coffee & cute super small spot. The barista was kind & obviously busy workin but offered great service with a smile through it. My cappuccino was stronger than I prefer but better then most of Paris. My friend didn't care for his espresso, said it wasn't the correct grind for that.

Tiny little cafe just off Republique and close to the Marais. Coffee is currently from Berlin based roasters Five Elephants and they make a variety of espresso based coffees (flat white, latte, cappuccino, espresso) but no cold coffee due to space limitations. Fun cosy place to grab a coffee and great photo I'll

A great little shop! The store is very personalized and feels so homey. A great place to get a drink to go, or sit for a bit and chat. The barista was very friendly. I was a bit disappointed that they only had regular milk, but I could still taste the great espresso. Glad I tried it out!

What it lacks in size it makes up in character (some good things do come in small packages). The decor is very cute made up of postcards and magazines on the walls. The star of the show is the great coffee with a warm service from the friendly baristas. When I visited the shop, the cakes and other pastries were made by Emperor Norton. Very good.

Went here two days in a row during my visit to Paris. This establishment is perfect for cute Instagram photos, coffee, and pastries. Not necessarily in that order....... I'm not a coffee drinker but my sister is and she said her coffee was "fantastic!", which is a big statement considering she is a coffee snob! The banana bread, lemon poppy seed bread, and orange bread was all very nice and not too sweet, which is key! Homemade as well! I wanted to try their hot chocolate but I opted for their lemonade which was unsweetened and way too tart. They did have simple syrup and sugar available to add to it but I couldn't combat the tartness. I have to say that I did drink it all because I figured their was something healthy I could benefit from with the citrus. This place is very, very small which is okay. The offerings are meant to be enjoyed while walking around Paris. I felt the prices here were definitely great and comparable to a good coffee shop in the States. I will definitely be back next year ;)

Boot is super tiny and filled with friendly! Both of the young folk who work behind the counter were fairly chatty and interested in engaging with the clientele, both those whom they knew and didn't. The owners have done well in choosing staff. -props to them. I also liked the feel of the place. Was I in Paris? Brooklyn? London? It is a wee independent isle of coffee tucked into rue du Pont aux Choux. I can't now recall what beans (not yet for sale to the public, but, I would hope, that they are working on it) they were using (Cafe Lomi?), but the drinks were perfect--neither sour nor bitter, well-balanced. The rather ample scone with orange peel and blk sesame was very tasty. Coffee enthusiasts: get on over to Boot. **no toilet ***just down the block from this place: http://www.yelp.com/biz/rachels-paris?osq=rachels+cafe