Café Ventura
Paris, France
Café Ventura in Paris offers great coffee, cocktails, and casual dining. Check hours, menu, reviews, and location in Montmartre’s 9th district.
58 R. des Martyrs, 75009 Paris, France
Café Ventura
Paris, France
Overview
Situated at 58 R. des Martyrs in the heart of Paris, Café Ventura offers a vibrant blend of restaurant, bar, cocktail bar, coffee shop, and brasserie experiences. This versatile spot shines with a 4.4-star rating based on over 1,200 reviews, reflecting its warm and trendy atmosphere that appeals to families, groups, and tourists alike.
The menu showcases a strong focus on quality coffee, cocktails, and French classics, accompanied by a diverse wine and beer selection. Guests can enjoy an array of dining options from breakfast to late-night bites in a casual, cozy setting with both indoor seating and outdoor spaces available when the weather permits.
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Experience a vibrant spot combining a restaurant, bar, brasserie, and coffee shop all in one cozy Parisian setting.
A standout selection of great coffee, cocktails, beer, and wine delights visitors seeking quality beverages.
Open until 11:30 PM most nights, it’s a perfect choice for late dinners or post-evening drinks in Paris.
With wheelchair accessible entrances, seating, high chairs, kids’ menu, and changing tables, it welcomes families comfortably.
The trendy, laid-back vibe attracts locals and tourists alike who want a relaxing spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
From vegan and vegetarian options to classic French onion soup and lasagna, there’s something to satisfy every palate.
Conveniently located at 58 R. des Martyrs, this spot is ideal for visitors exploring Paris’s lively 9th arrondissement.
Enjoy dining al fresco when weather permits, plus easy parking access for visitors arriving by car.
Experience
Café Ventura delivers a rich Parisian experience from early morning to late evening, ideal for diverse dining occasions paired with unbeatable drinks.
Passing through the charming Montmartre area, visitors can relax in a welcoming atmosphere that effortlessly combines attentive service with exceptional food and drink. Whether craving a quick coffee, a leisurely dinner, or cocktails with friends, this café stands out as a local gem. — FoodPlacee editorial note
Start the day with expertly brewed coffee and freshly baked croissants. The peaceful morning ambiance and outdoor seating add to the perfect start in Paris.
The cozy, casual setting welcomes families and groups, complemented by a kids’ menu, high chairs, and changing tables for an easy dining experience.
After a day of exploring, unwind with great cocktails, a vast beer selection, or a glass of wine paired with late-night food options, perfect for lingering conversations.
For those on the go, take advantage of quick bites and takeout options featuring organic, vegan, and vegetarian dishes without sacrificing quality or flavor.
Planning ahead is easy as the café accepts reservations, ensuring a relaxed, well-organized dining experience even during busy times.
Guest sentiment
A snapshot of what local diners frequently mention about this location.
"Great local little gem for breakfast with some of the better coffee. Croissants are some of the best we had in Paris (and we had quite a few). The Intercontinental breakfast is recommended. Bread and omelette were both very tasty as well. Seating outside weather permitting is another plus. Definitely a repeat. . Bread and omelette were"
"When you think Parisian café Café Ventura is it. Its coffee is perfection. The waiters are friendly and helpful. We visit here every time we are in Paris. Great for breakfast, lunch or dinner."
"The waiters were lovely and really friendly! We ordered the special and it was a gorgeous shared Ribeye cooked to perfection. Really recommend!"
"It’s 2021. My sister and I are in Paris for a long weekend, wandering the city with no real plan other than to soak it all in. At some point, though, the romance of strolling cobblestone streets turns into hours of aimless walking, desperately trying to find somewhere, anywhere that’s still serving food. We were probably looking in all the wrong places, but at the time it felt like the entire city had decided to close its kitchens just for us. Hungry, exhausted, and just a little bit grumpy, we look up and see a man standing outside a small restaurant. He looks warm and welcoming, like someone who might just save the day. We walk up to him and, almost pleading, ask if they’re still serving food. He smiles and says yes. Pure joy. We sit down, still riding that wave of relief, and ask for the best vegetarian dish he has. A few minutes later, he brings out the most mouthwatering ravioli I have ever seen (see photo). It was delicate, perfectly sauced, rich but not heavy every bite somehow better than the last. Five years later, my sister and I still talk about that dish. It has become the standard by which we measure every meal. We’ve agreed it was the best thing we’ve ever eaten, and we’re convinced nothing will ever top it. Maybe no one cares about my opinion on a plate of ravioli from a Paris restaurant. But I had to tell someone. Some meals are just food. And some feel like a moment suspended in time, where exhaustion turns into relief, and relief turns into something unforgettable. If I could wish for one thing, it would be the recipe. Just once more, I’d love to recreate those delicate flavors and be transported back to that little table in Paris."
"We came here on our last night in paris and were greeted by a server named Cedric who was extremely welcoming, kind and helpful. we explained that we wanted to try some authentic french food before going home and he took the time to go through the menu and highlight all of his favourites, tell the stories behind the dishes and made some excellent recommendations. really great service!"
"Stopped for breakfast while exploring Montmartre. I speak some basic French but my husband doesn't, and we noticed the waitress was very impatient through their interactions. There wasn't much people for breakfast time. The food was good, nothing out of the ordinary but I could taste they use high quality ingredients."
"Stopped by to have some coffee which was very good. The staff is extremely friendly. The vibe of the restaurant is very Parisian, so if you want to get the authentic feels, you can try out this place. The location is also very good."
"It was our first time visiting Paris, and while walking through Montmartre, we stopped at Café Ventura. What an unforgettable evening! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the food was absolutely delicious. Cedric took great care of us we truly felt at home. Once we're back in Paris, we will definitely return! Merci!"
Visit info
Weekly hours below — always confirm with the business before holidays or special events.
| Monday | 07:00 AM - 11:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 07:00 AM - 11:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 07:00 AM - 11:30 PM |
| Thursday | 07:00 AM - 11:30 PM |
| Friday | 07:00 AM - 11:30 PM |
| Saturday | 08:00 AM - 11:30 PM |
| Sunday | 08:00 AM - 11:30 PM |
Open daily with extended hours, it suits quick coffee breaks, casual brunches, or leisurely dinners.
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