Updated November 2026
O Coffee is a compact Australian style café in Paris’s 15th arrondissement. It serves carefully made espresso drinks alongside breakfast and lunch dishes. The original review praised its welcoming service, relaxed atmosphere, flat whites, and banana bread. Those visit notes remain useful, but the former address in the 11th arrondissement was incorrect.
This O Coffee Paris review covers the current address, weekday opening hours, menu highlights, photos, value, and practical tips. Readers comparing cafés across the city can also use the guide to the best coffee shops in Paris.
O Coffee Paris: Essential Details
- Address: 23 Rue de Lourmel, 75015 Paris, France
- Nearest area: The café sits in the 15th arrondissement, not the 11th.
- Official website: O Coffee information and contact page
- Best for: Specialty coffee, breakfast, a weekday lunch, and a casual catch up
- Setting: A small, bright café with a modern counter and limited seating
Current Opening Hours
The official O Coffee website lists opening hours from 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. The kitchen closes at 3pm. Saturday and Sunday are currently listed as closed.
Some directory pages show different hours. The official website is the best source before a special journey. The old article’s weekend brunch advice has therefore been removed.
Coffee and Food Menu
O Coffee has an Australian influence rather than the feel of a traditional Parisian café. Espresso drinks remain central. A flat white is a natural choice for visitors who prefer a balanced coffee with textured milk.
Recent menu listings also mention avocado toast, granola, scones, and banana bread. Availability and prices can change. The kitchen closing time matters if the visit is mainly for food.
The original visit notes highlighted the flat white and banana bread. They also praised the care taken by the baristas. Those personal observations have been retained without turning them into universal claims.
What Stands Out
- Specialty coffee focus: Espresso and milk based drinks receive more attention than at a standard corner café.
- Friendly service: The visit notes described warm staff who were happy to discuss the coffee.
- Useful all day format: Breakfast and lunch options make it more than a quick coffee stop.
- Modern atmosphere: The compact room feels informal and contemporary.
- Distinct Paris option: It offers an Australian café style in a residential part of the city.
Things to Know Before Visiting
Seating is limited, so the room can feel busy at popular times. O Coffee should not be treated as a guaranteed remote work venue. Recent customer reports mention laptop restrictions before 2pm, but this is not stated as a formal policy on the official site.
The café now operates on weekdays. Visitors who remember a weekend brunch service should check the official page before travelling. Those seeking a more central coffee stop could compare it with Lomi in the 18th arrondissement or Le Peloton near the Seine.
Value and Practical Tips
- Arrive before 3pm when ordering from the kitchen.
- Visit outside the lunch rush for a better chance of finding a table.
- Check the official website for holiday closures.
- Ask which coffee is being served if origin and flavour profile matter.
- For another compact specialty café, read the KAPE Paris review.
Independent listings place a typical visit in a moderate Paris café price range. Final value depends on whether the order is only coffee or includes a full meal. The quality and personal service were the strongest points in the original review.
O Coffee Paris Photos
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is O Coffee in Paris?
O Coffee is at 23 Rue de Lourmel in the 15th arrondissement.
Is O Coffee open at weekends?
The official website currently lists Saturday and Sunday as closed.
When does the kitchen close?
The official site says the kitchen closes at 3pm on weekdays.
Is O Coffee suitable for working?
It has a relaxed setting, but space is limited. Laptop restrictions may apply at busy times, so it is not a guaranteed work venue.
What should visitors order?
The original visit notes recommended the flat white and banana bread. Menu availability can change.
The Brief Review Verdict
O Coffee is a good fit for visitors who want specialty coffee and Australian inspired café food in the 15th arrondissement. Its small room and weekday schedule require a little planning. The original strengths still stand: friendly service, carefully made coffee, and an easygoing atmosphere. The corrected location and hours should make this review more useful for a current visit.