Delivery · Takeout
Cozy, owner-led bubble tea and cafe with highly customizable drinks, friendly service, and fair prices; a few complaints about watery or artificial-tasting drinks.
Crazy About Tea earns its A- grade through exceptional service attentiveness and solid food quality, with staff proactively customizing drinks to perfection. Charming decor and fair pricing strengthen appeal, though very limited seating and occasional flavor consistency concerns prevent grade A territory. A reliable neighborhood favorite rather than a destination standout.
Tucked along Rue de la Roquette near Bastille, this tiny cafe hums with gentle, cozy energy. Guests praise the warm, hands-on service as staff invite you to taste and tweak sugar or toppings until it is just right. One fan put it simply: "They adjusted mine on the spot and nailed it." Decor is cute without fuss, a spot to pause rather than rush. The drinks lean classic bubble tea with playful twists—matcha with brown sugar, tiramisu, and a fizzy fruit "Explosion" line that is refreshing and original. Most reviews gush about balanced flavors and real-tea character, though a small minority find some blends too light or artificial. If you love customization and tea-forward profiles, this is your lane; if you want ultra-sweet, just ask for it. Families will find plenty that works. Kids often gravitate to strawberry or peach fizz, chocolate, or brown sugar milk tea, and sweetness is adjustable. Space is very small—fine for a parent and child or two, but not for big groups. No kids menu needed when the drink list already reads like a treat cart.
Area: Lively Bastille/Roquette corridor with indie shops and cafes; popular with students and young professionals.
Safety: Generally safe, busy streets and good foot traffic; typical central-Paris urban environment.
Nearby: Near Bastille and Voltaire, theaters, bars, and boutiques; strong evening and weekend footfall.
Available: Delivery, Takeout
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