Cafe Paula

In all of France As an Australian I can safely say that this is the best coffee I have tasted that is so close to an Australian flat white that it could be. Over here they call it a cappuccino but this one is magnifique. Can thoroughly recommend the trip just for the coffee?

What a beautiful surprise to find this cafe in a small alsacian town! The place is very nicely decorated. I enjoyed a delicious specialty coffee from a very good roaster! Can’t wait to come back!

It is a great small cafe with very tasteful cakes. We had two latte macchiato and one carrot cake, and they were delicious. The ataff was very helpful and polite, and the ambiance was very warm. Also, it was a very clean place.

Best coffee in Alsace! The white chocolate cookies are sensational. Charming staff, clean and beautiful inside and out. In a quiet street out of the main thoroughfare. Bravo!!! PS …all cakes/pastries excellent too.

Absolutely amazing Cafe. Great coffee and extremely friendly staff. Great people. Relaxed place and the drinks are amazing. We took a 20 kilometer detour and we would do it again. The Strawberry Matcha is soooo good

Great place, with good coffee and delicious cakes. Service is great, and when we asked yesterday for filter coffee. They didnt have. So we got tasty Americano. Today he proudly annouced from today we do filter coffee. And its great too. For coffee lovers and calm place lover..i recomend

Delicious coffee, friendly staff, and amazing carrot cake!! Very clean restroom. Outdoor seating. Plenty of space inside as well. Clean esthetics. Highly recommend when in Ribeauvillé!

Five stars isn’t enough for Café Paula! Nestled in the heart of Ribeauvillé, this charming little café was an absolute gem during our visit to Alsace. From the moment we stepped inside, we were welcomed with warmth and genuine hospitality. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, with lovely touches of Alsatian charm and a laid-back, local vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. We stopped in for a late morning coffee and ended up lingering much longer than planned. The coffee was rich and perfectly brewed—clearly made with care. My wife had a slice of homemade tart that was out of this world, and I tried the quiche, which was flavorful, fresh, and served with a small side salad that was just right. Everything felt thoughtful and authentic. What really sets Café Paula apart is the service. Paula herself (yes, she’s real!) is warm, funny, and makes you feel like a welcome guest in her own home. She took the time to chat with us, gave us tips about the town, and even taught us how to pronounce Ribeauvillé correctly! If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and stop here. It’s the kind of place you remember long after the trip is over.