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R. Cel. Quirino, 1682 - Cambuí, Campinas - SP, 13025-002, BrazilBrazilian Restaurant $1 to $10
83-52 Langdale St, Queens, NY 11040, United States
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Taste Of Paris Coffeehouse brings a relaxed neighborhood café experience to Queens while adding a touch of European charm that immediately stands out the moment you arrive at 83-52 Langdale St, Queens, NY 11040, United States. The atmosphere feels warm, casual, and welcoming, making it an easy place to stop by whether you want a quick morning coffee, an afternoon snack, or a quiet corner to slow down for a while. The outdoor seating adds extra appeal, especially on pleasant days when people gather with friends, catch up on work, or simply enjoy the steady rhythm of the neighborhood with a fresh cup in hand. Inside, the coffee shop vibe stays comfortable and unpretentious, creating the kind of setting where regulars naturally return throughout the week.
One thing that makes Taste Of Paris Coffeehouse easy to enjoy is the flexibility it offers for different routines. Some visitors prefer to grab takeout on busy mornings, while others use the dine-in option to settle in and enjoy the calm environment a little longer. Delivery and curbside pickup also make the café convenient for anyone wanting quality coffee without spending extra time waiting around. The menu focuses on satisfying essentials, offering flavorful coffee selections along with quick bites that work perfectly for breakfast breaks, light lunches, or afternoon cravings.
There is also a nice balance between comfort and convenience here. The service feels approachable, the setting stays relaxed, and the pace never feels rushed. Instead of trying too hard to be trendy, Taste Of Paris Coffeehouse keeps things simple in the best possible way. The result is a coffee spot that feels genuine, easygoing, and dependable for locals looking for a smooth coffee run, a casual meetup, or a comfortable place to recharge during the day.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
83-52 Langdale St, Queens, NY 11040, United States
Went on a date with hubby. Latte was delicious but didn’t get pastry. Maybe next time ! Recommend the hot chocolate it was tasty!
I live around the neighborhood for a while, and didn’t noticed of this cafe until my boyfriend mentioned it. One thing I noticed that there’s no pictures hang ( which I was told the owners don’t want pics hang). I like the light feature, unique. I also noticed there’s a few things they need to fixed. They open back in 2022, and when I sat down, one thought on mind is this will be consider a small local cafe, since every person that walked in, they know the employee. Which is ok, since it’s quiet outside. One thing that I was disappointed was about the croissant which they didn’t had at the moment, so I ordered a cinnamon roll, pretty good, soft and not too sweet. I ordered the coconut latte with regular milk and it was ok. That’s why my rate is 4.5 since the employee, (which I think her name is Michelle) is friendly with the customers. I normally very vocal when it comes to cafe or bakery that has to do with Paris, and I could say this place needs a little bit of work in design. I’m not saying go all the way but a little touch with some pics of the food they have and Paris scenes it would be a good idea. Needless to say, I have to come back to taste the croissant..
Barista was super friendly and gave me a drink suggestion, got a rose pistachio latte. Really good drink and would definitely come back again. Kudos to this local coffee shop, clean inside and quick service. Will definitely try the honey latte next time.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.