Cafe Oberkampf - Carta

Super friendly and fast serviceFood is light but delicious (not greasy)The coffee is on point.

Small and cute...very little place..noisy..friendly staff..delicious breakfast but long waiting time..

As a coffee fanatic, I've tried a ton of coffee shops in north america and europeI've tried about 25 in Paris. Ver carta

Friendly customer service and the shakshuka is delicious, hearty, and perfect to warm you up on a cold Parisian day.

The place is quite small and you might wait a little to be seated but it's worth every seconds of it! The place is cosy, the staff super friendly and the food amazing! We went there for brekkie and weren't disappointed! I had ze best banana bread ever ♡

Lovely place for brunch with friendly staff, but v popular and small so pick your time wisely or be prepared to wait a little. Get the Lost in Cheeseland toasted sandwich made with 3 types of cheese (then make yourself feel a little saintlier with a side serving of avocado). Ver carta

Cafeé Oberkampf exceeded completely my expectations. The menu offers an original and assorted selection of dishes. We ordered an avocado toast with a boiled egg and a salty granola. The quality and freshness of the ingredients was remarkable. I had never tried salty granola before and I found it to be a very delicious surprise. Finally, the coffee was incredible and the staff very friendly. They don’t use plastic straws which is always a plus!

Part of the gentrification of a once pretty working class neighborhood, this small (tiny!) cafe is offering superb straightforward food and carefully sourced and prepared coffee. There's often a line out the door. Service is efficient, the kitchen is small, and did I say the food is superb? We had shakshuka for breakfast and it couldn't have been more tasty. Alas, as would be expected in a place that prides itself on the best coffee, decaf isn't anywhere to be found, but that was a small disappointment in an otherwise great start to our day.

Paris is packed with hipster coffee shops and eateries. Some just look like the real deal, but they just picked the right font for their logo and kept their wooden interior bleached.When it comes to Café Oberkampf, i must say, they keep it small and real. A nice, minimal, but cosy interior in wood and white and a small but freshly made and diverse menu. Known for their coffee (they even invite guest baristas from time to time) you can go here for toast with salty French butter and home-made peanut butter or an Mediterranean shakshuka (warm tomato-sauce dish with eggs).As in a true hipster eatery the food is fresh (avocado avocado) and the coffee perfectly foamy, but the people take themselve... Ver carta