Coffee shop · Paris 9 · SoPi
At 3 rue Pierre Fontaine, in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, Crumbles opens a new kind of coffee shop. Specialty coffee roasted in Paris by Tanat, lattes made to order and crumbles assembled to order around French seasonal fruit.
Paris’s 9th arrondissement has become one of the favorite playgrounds of a new generation of Parisian coffee shops. Between the rue des Martyrs, the SoPi neighborhood and the foot of the Montmartre hill, specialty coffee lovers find a cluster of tempting spots here. It’s in this setting that Crumbles set up its counter, at 3 rue Pierre Fontaine, an equal distance from the Pigalle, Blanche and Saint-Georges metro stations.
Opened on September 8, 2025, the spot was designed as a neighborhood coffee shop, halfway between a local pastry shop and specialty coffee. People come for a quick espresso before work, a latte to sip between two meetings, or simply to stretch out a stroll on the way back down from Montmartre toward Saint-Georges.
The idea isn’t to become the biggest café in the 9th, but to give locals and visitors alike a simple anchor point: a short menu, a well-made drink and a sweet, handmade treat, right behind the counter.
At the heart of the coffee shop menu you’ll find Tanat Coffee, a roaster based in Paris and a partner of Crumbles since the opening. Working with a local roaster means serving traceable, freshly roasted coffee that shifts with each delivery and the seasons. Every cup becomes another expression of the same commitment we bring to the crumbles: carefully chosen ingredients and meticulous preparation.
The drinks menu stays deliberately easy to read: espresso, allongé, café filtre, cappuccino, latte, iced latte depending on the season, plus a selection of soft drinks. The goal isn’t to pile on options, but to guarantee consistent execution, from the Tanat bean to the milk foam. For those who want to take the experience further, the house also serves a signature ube latte, presented in detail on a dedicated page of the site.
For hot chocolate, Crumbles works with PLAQ, a Paris chocolate maker known for its bean-to-bar cacao. It’s this focus on premium partnerships that shapes the entire coffee menu and rounds out the gourmet signature of the coffee shop in the 9th arrondissement.
Crumbles isn’t your typical coffee shop: it’s the first crumble bar in Paris. The promise is simple, yet rarely kept at this level: everything is homemade, on site and made to order. The compote is cooked just before service, the shortcrust pastry is hand-rolled, the custard is whisked fresh every morning. On the ingredient side, the house works with French seasonal fruit and organic flour from Île-de-France.
The build follows a modular, four-step system: choose the fruit, choose the base, choose the toppings and choose the crumblings. In the end, more than a hundred possible combinations, starting at €6.50. You can let the current suggestions guide you, like our apple-rhubarb crumble or dream up your own pairing to go with your Tanat coffee or latte.
This focus on customization turns the coffee break into something more engaging than a quick stop. You order, you watch the crumble come together behind the window, you grab your cup, you settle in: the coffee shop plays its role as a breather in the heart of the 9th, without ever forgetting that it’s also a pastry destination.
The address sits deliberately at the crossroads of several of the 9th arrondissement’s flows. From the Pigalle metro (lines 2 and 12), count a few minutes on foot heading down rue Pierre Fontaine. From Blanche (line 2), the coffee shop is right on the way for anyone looking to reach Notre-Dame-de-Lorette or Saint-Georges. From Saint-Georges (line 12), just head back up toward Pigalle to come across the storefront.
This central location makes the place a handy stop for people in the neighborhood, but also for visitors combining a morning in Montmartre, lunch in SoPi or an afternoon of shopping around the rue des Martyrs. The takeaway service lets you slip a coffee and a crumble into your bag to keep the stroll going.
To plan your visit, you can check out the full menu, discover the house signature lattes, step into our coffee shop in Pigalle or write to us directly through the contact page.
The coffee shop in the 9th arrondissement is just one side of crumbles paris. The house also offers event services across Paris and Île-de-France, built on the same commitment to quality: crumble platters, a mobile bar, wedding services, client gifts. 3 rue Pierre Fontaine remains the home base of the concept, but the experience can travel to your offices, your event venues or your private gatherings.
If you’re planning a professional or personal event in the 9th arrondissement or elsewhere in Paris, the coffee shop is also the place to come talk through the project in person, over a Tanat coffee. For news, seasonal recipes or upcoming dates, you can check out the blog or the events page.
This dual identity, at once a neighborhood spot and an event player, sets Crumbles apart from a typical coffee shop. It carries on the work done at the counter, where every crumble is thought of as a handcrafted object, and every cup of Tanat coffee as a simple promise of quality.
Crumbles sits at 3 rue Pierre Fontaine, right in the heart of Paris's 9th arrondissement, in the SoPi neighborhood. The coffee shop is just a few minutes from the Pigalle, Blanche and Saint-Georges metro stations, a central spot for locals and passing visitors alike.
The coffee menu is built around Tanat Coffee, the Paris roaster we partner with. Espresso, allongé, café filtre, cappuccino and latte are all made to order. It's the same commitment to craft that goes into the crumbles assembled to order behind the counter.
Yes, it's the signature of the place. Each crumble is made to order around French seasonal fruit, hand-rolled shortcrust pastry and organic Île-de-France flour. You pick the fruit, the base, the toppings and the crumblings to build a one-of-a-kind combination to go with your drink.
Yes, our takeaway service is built for the neighborhood's quick breaks: Tanat coffee in a cup, a hot or iced latte depending on the season, and crumble in an individual size. A handy option before a meeting in SoPi, a class or a walk up to Montmartre.
Crumbles is the first crumble bar in Paris, opened on September 8, 2025. Beyond specialty coffee, it's a 100% homemade pastry concept where the compote is cooked to order and the custard whisked fresh every morning. This dual coffee-and-crumble identity is unique in the 9th arrondissement.
Yes, Crumbles offers event services across Paris and Île-de-France: crumble platters, a mobile bar, weddings, client gifts. The coffee shop in the 9th arrondissement remains the brand's home base, where you can come talk through a project over a Tanat coffee.
Stop by 3 rue Pierre Fontaine to discover Tanat coffee and crumbles made to order, or write to us to plan a visit, an event or a custom order. The team answers you directly from the coffee shop.
Made fresh, with French fruits, served at the counter.
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The crumble bar
Crumbles is the first coffee shop entirely dedicated to crumble in Paris. Located at 3 Rue Pierre Fontaine, in the 9th arrondissement, steps from Pigalle, Blanche and Saint-Georges metro stations, the shop offers a single modular recipe: build your crumble from €6.50. Four steps, French seasonal fruits, classic or oat base, toppings (custard, caramel, chantilly, PLAQ chocolate), crumblings (meringue, pistachio, hazelnut, almond, pink praline), and hundreds of possible combinations.
Everything is homemade on site: compote is cooked on demand, the topping is hand-crumbled, custard is whisked every morning. Flour comes from an organic Île-de-France mill, coffee from the Paris roaster Tanat Coffee, chocolate from PLAQ chocolate makers. To dig deeper, read about the origin of crumble or our guide to building your creation.
Neighborhood & events
In just a few years, Pigalle and SoPi (South Pigalle) have become one of the most active Paris neighborhoods for new pastry and specialty coffee. Crumbles fits in naturally, close to rue des Martyrs, the Sacré-Cœur and other great sweet spots of the 9th. Full context in why the 9th is Paris’s sweet quarter.
For your events, corporate seminars, weddings or product launches, Crumbles offers shareable platters, a mobile crumble bar and a dessert catering service across Paris and the Île-de-France region. Client gifts, office platters, tailor-made formats: quote in 48 h.
Practical info: open Tuesday to Sunday 10am, 7pm continuous service (closed Monday), no reservations, counter sales and takeaway. For reviews, the live menu or our latest creations, Instagram @crumbles.paris. Looking for a recipe to make at home? Read our five secrets for the perfect homemade crumble.
