Best Teahouse in Paris: Nina’s Paris

Are you looking for the best teahouse in Paris? Elegant design, bright colours, an exquisite cake, rich flavoured teas, and friendly staff all around the theme of Marie-Antoinette and the Palace of Versailles. That sounds like a dream teahouse. Then it’s your lucky day because this place does exist, and it’s probably, if not indeed, the best teahouse in Paris: Nina’s Paris.

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Best Teahouse in Paris: Nina’s Paris

On Friday, my friend Amanda from LaDameWhoFellToEarth and I went to the loveliest teahouse in Paris for a nice tea. We weren’t disappointed. Nina’s Paris is in every way perfect, from the design of the place, the colours, the goodies, and Marie-Antoinette-themed decorations. It’s a delightful experience.

The choice of tea is pretty insane. You can find a wide range of drinks. Also, you can ask to smell the tea and compare them before you pick.

All the teas blend fruits and flowers directly picked up from the Garden of Versailles itself; pretty cool, right?

Amanda and I both took the cake; it looked way too good to resist the temptation. And frankly, I’m not going to lie; it undoubtedly was one of the best cakes I ever had.

It was beautiful, and the caramelised apple with the rose icing on top was a fabulous combination of flavours. If I could, I’d have eaten the whole cake by myself, honestly. I’m more of a savoury person, but it was that good.

We both picked a different tea so we could try two of them. As expected, the tea and the cake were delicious, with intense flavours which combined perfectly with the cake.

As the other customers left, the staff offered to move us to a “salon” area, which we gladly accepted as it looked comfy and cute!

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I’d say the only minus is that they only have one cake to offer and no savoury foods; it’s not bothering, but maybe adding something else regarding food could be a good idea.

And something that will please my fellow Instagrammers; it’s a total Instagram heaven. Every bit of this teahouse is Instagrammable.
I mean, take a look at this and dare to say that this place isn’t gorgeous or Instagram-worthy.

Also, it appears that some people -I’d assume girls- think it’s okay to walk in and use the place to shoot some photos of their outfits… It’s not, and it’s straight rude; you have the right to take pictures and “as many as you want” to quote our waitress, but only if you’re a customer. It’s common sense; some people think their Instagram feed is more important than being polite. Sad.

You can buy several kinds of goods, from tea sets, teas -obviously- to perfume and chocolate – the price range is pretty wide. For more fancy and pricey goods, you can find affordable stuff for a couple of euros.

If you’re looking for nice souvenirs from Paris, this place will probably satisfy you!

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Useful pieces of information ->

Address : 

29 rue Danielle Casanova, 75001 Paris, France

Opening Hour :

It’s open from Monday to Saturday

From 12:00 to 19:00.

It’s pretty “quiet” during the week, but booking might be a safer option as the room is relatively small if you’re planning to visit on a Saturday.

Price: €€€

I’d say it’s a bit pricey as a cup of tea and cake set is 18€, and a cup of tea alone is 10€~, so yes, not the cheapest.
Although judging by the quality of the beverage and food, the place and the loveliest staff I have ever met in my life, I think it’s worth the splurge.

Plus, we got to sample a few other stuff, such as homemade confiture, dark chocolate (the tablet is shaped just like the garden in Versailles!) and some delicious dark chocolate truffles!
She also gave us a few more tea bag samples to try at home.

So, yes, I recommend this place if you want a lovely tea time in Paris.

Nina’s Paris Website

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