Café Lomi — Marcadet

A pale tiled counter and tall windows give Lomi's rue Marcadet café a distinctive room. Small tables face the light, while the counter keeps the coffee preparation in view. It is a café and shop belonging to a wider coffee business, with the Lomi school close by on the same street.

The link between roaster and café

The coffee connects producers, roasting and brewing rather than appearing as an anonymous café blend. Lomi roasts in the Drôme and serves the coffee at its Paris café and boutique on rue Marcadet. That distinction keeps the focus on what happens in the room: selecting a coffee, seeing it prepared and trying its character in the cup.

Pastries and a table on Rue Marcadet

Pastries offer a simple accompaniment, and the seating makes the address suitable for a more settled stop than collecting a takeaway. Some weekday tables are work-friendly under the café's arrangements, while other visitors come for conversation and the coffee itself. The coffee school nearby gives the place a connection to learning and professional practice without turning every ordinary visit into a class.

This is the eastern side of the 18th arrondissement, away from the most concentrated sightseeing routes around Sacré-Cœur. Lomi adds a specific destination to that part of Paris: the room, the beans and the people brewing them, with the wider roasting and training operation giving the cup a longer story.