Bacha Coffee

We should have done our homework before going here. The first time we past there was a long line up and second the line up was shorter so we wanted to try. We both love coffee and espresso is my go to. I'm also happy with an Americano, but black, full body coffee is what I'm looking for. The store is pretty and you have to wait ing line to place your order with a hostess. Once that is over, you have to go in another line to pay. Then you wait 10 to 15 minutes. We looked around and was impressed with the complexity of options available. Our coffee arrive with a small cup of whipped cream ... the coffee was very good. I would go back, but I would do some homework next time.

This place is stunning — a full-on luxury experience that’s truly worth the hype. We waited about 15 minutes on a Sunday afternoon, but it was all worth it once we were welcomed upstairs into the magnificent Moroccan-inspired ambiance. We enjoyed our coffee and hot chocolate paired with a variety of pâtisseries — each one rich and delicious. Would definitely love to go back again!

Very kind hostess and knowledgeable staff on first level, who took their time to find coffee for our taste. Upstairs (second floor), at the table, we didn’t get the quality service we were expecting. Also, they had some coffee listed in the menu that we were interested to try, but they didn’t have them in stock. So we were rushed by the waiter and ended up having coffees which you can easily find better international beans (Yemen, Kenyan, Colombian) in any other major cities like London and specially in New York. On bright side, croissants and small dishes, were good. Cakes were terrible. But don’t get surprised if waiters don’t check on your table for 20 mins or longer just to refill water or wine. Don’t feel bad either if they ignore you. We were noticing they were doing it on some table, treat some differently too.

A wonderful experience at Bacha Coffee Champs-Élysées. Warm welcome at the entrance, with thoughtful guidance to help each of us choose the perfect coffee based on our taste. Smooth and attentive service throughout. A special thank you to Louis, who served us with such grace and kindness, he truly made the experience memorable. To top it off, the team kindly added a candle on the cake and even wrote a message on the plate in chocolate to celebrate our friend’s birthday , such a thoughtful touch in an iconic setting. Thank you for this special moment.

Went for breakfast got peach croissant (very nice) and truffle and mushroom croissant (lacked truffle flavor). The side salad was very nice. Tried the Chocolate Hill Coffee which was good. You get a big pot plenty for 2-4 people. The table has rock sugar and vanilla that you can add to your coffee. Waitress was nice and explained everything.

The ambiance is 20/10. It's so beautiful. The service was excellent and both servers and shop staff displayed a lot of hospitality. The food and coffee presentation was excellent. But, the croissants and pound cake s could improve. I couldn't taste much coffee. The French toast was nice but felt more like almond cake. In general, the food could improve.

If you are a lover of coffee; I mean black coffee enthusiast - then you must try this place. The vast options of flavours and roasts from around the world is boast worthy. It’s not cheap but consider it an experience for your cafe palette. I had the Hola Colombia cafe and I must admit that I had no better way to describe it as this smooth velvety fruity and nutty ensemble! Blown away! For the North American audience please try this and take your time with the experience you will not regret it. I chose the breakfast option Champs de Élysée which included my coffee, fresh squeezed orange juice, eggs with my 2 toppings (I chose scrambled with cheese and beef bacon), and served with 2 croissants (I chose a regular croissant and one with cheese from the savoury menu). This came out to €35. Honestly a great deal for the experience and the delicious food.

Bacha Coffee is a luxury coffee brand from Marrakech, which has opened its flagship in Paris on the Champs-Élysées. This place offers a unique experience, immersing you in the atmosphere of a Moroccan palace with exquisite coffee and slightly Moroccan cuisine. Although most of the dishes I would describe as European. Bacha Coffee has a rich history that began in 1910 in Marrakech, in the Dar-el-Basha Palace. This place was a cultural center where famous writers, politicians, and artists gathered. After the restoration, the brand was revived in 2019. The Parisian cafe conveys this spirit through rich colors, dark wood and Arabic ornaments. The main feature is the more than 200 types of 100% Arabica from all over the world. Don't hesitate to ask the service staff for advice. They are patient and delicate, m happy to help with the selection, it's checked, we chose carefully and we liked everything. Hot chocolate à la Sahara is excellent if you add hot milk to it. This helps to dissolve the sweetness and add volume to the taste of the drink. The coffee is divided into categories: monosort, blends, flavored and decaf. Coffee is served in elegant metal coffee pots with a long spout. In addition to coffee, I recommend trying the croissants here, they seemed to be the best I have tasted in Paris. In conclusion, Bacha Coffee is more than a coffee shop; it is an immersive journey into the world of luxury and exquisite coffee, which definitely deserves a visit. And the prices, by the way, are not too high, they are quite reasonable, considering that the coffee pot serves about two servings of coffee.