Coffee Makers

Lille

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Price

€4.95

Coffee Makers

This little gem of a cafe is a favourite for breakfast, casual lunch, or even just a cup of coffee (soy and oat milk available on request). One of the cafe's best attributes is the jovial, welcoming attitude of the staff (that apart from the delicious toasted sandwiches).

Information

address151 Rue de Paris, Lille
emailbonjour@coffeemakers.fr
openingHoursMon–Fri 11:30am–2:30pm, Sat 2–5pm
phone+33 9 73 55 93 60
websiteVisit website
facebookfr-fr.facebook.com/coffee.lille

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