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We are a French, Parisian-inspired cafe with locations in Lower Village Kennebunk, Kennebunkport & Ogunquit. We are excited to now be open in Falmouth and to be a part of this wonderful community. We roast our own coffee on-site at our Kennebunk location. We offer fresh pastries, specialty coffee & tea drinks, macarons, crepes, sandwiches, and much more. We look forward to welcoming you to our newest location. x MIP
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Address: 246 Main St, Ogunquit, ME 03907
Phone: (207) 216-9713
Website: http://www.morningsinparis.com/
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European-style café with four Maine locations: Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Ogunquit and Falmouth. Offering hand-roasted coffee, breakfast and lunch.
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Mornings in Paris in Ogunquit, Maine. 4.3 stars (305 reviews). Cafe. Hours, menu, photos & directions.
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Steve Luther Adventure & Aurora Photography
Great find! Felt like a little slice of Paris. Owner was so incredibly helpful in describing the coffee drinks (yum!) and all the great fresh baked pastries. Almond croissant and spinach feta pastry were delish especially warmed up. Highly recommended!
… moreKatWoman 13
I’ve been a fan of Mornings In Paris for years (the Kennebunkport location), and this was my first visit to the Ogunquit location. It did not disappoint. It’s very centrally located with lots of
foot traffic. Great cozy atmosphere and very nice, knowledgeable employees. Plenty of beverage selections and pastries, but limited (savory)food choices and limited seating. This should not be a deterrent. It’s definitely worth a visit!
… morefoot traffic. Great cozy atmosphere and very nice, knowledgeable employees. Plenty of beverage selections and pastries, but limited (savory)food choices and limited seating. This should not be a deterrent. It’s definitely worth a visit!
Emily Nages
Stopped in here for a quick snack & coffee while browsing the shops downtown. The macarons looked wonderful, but unfortunately they were a bit disappointing with the flavors.
The coconut was by far the best. The others were just okay, but I would not recommend the earl grey.
The gluten free whoopie pie was dense but reminded me of almost a cosmic brownie with sugar frosting.
There were additional options for gluten free quick breads.
The coffee was decent.
… moreThe coconut was by far the best. The others were just okay, but I would not recommend the earl grey.
The gluten free whoopie pie was dense but reminded me of almost a cosmic brownie with sugar frosting.
There were additional options for gluten free quick breads.
The coffee was decent.
MaryAnn Flannigan
Stopped in to try this place for the first time, but honestly, I miss Bread and Roses. The pastries didn’t seem very fresh, and the coffee was just okay, not bad but nothing special. The staff felt a bit stand-offish, which made the atmosphere less inviting. Also, they don’t take cash, which was inconvenient. It wasn’t awful but I probably wouldn’t go out of my way to come back.
… moreJoe Baksha
Wonderful little place for crepes and coffee. The staff was friendly and inviting. The pastries looked fantastic but I only had a croissant and a breakfast crepe. Both were very tasty and well made. We had the Creme Brulee latte and Salty Silk(?) Latte and loved those as well.
… moreBonBon
We found this darling cafe on Google. It was only a 6 minute walk from the Sea Castles hotel we were staying. They have an appetizing assortment of pastries, sandwiches, fruit cups, desserts, cookies and even greek yogurt which is rarely found on most menus. They offer many coffee concoctions and have coolers with bottled drinks. However, I was looking for orange juice and did not see it as an option. My husband and I both had a spinach and feta croissant , fruit cup and coffee. I was in heaven after the first bite. The coffee, black, had a deliciously rich flavor w/o bitterness. I loved the Parisian atmosphere and the ladies working there made us feel welcomed. I highly recommend this charming eatery.
… moreCraig Cassel
We had coffee only. I didn’t see the signs but they don’t take cash here. This was my first exchange with this.
… moreMoe N
Super cute cafe in downtown Ogunquit. The service was excellent and super friendly. They have so many different types of baked goods and lunch options. The savory crepe was delicious. Their coffee is also super tasty. I will definitely make a stop here on my next visit.
… moreJillian Korkosz
Took a quick trip to Ogunquit while touring around New England and landed at the cutest little coffee shop! I think it would be more respectful to call it a Patisserie, as the pastries were absolutely divine — the macaroons were so good we went back to the counter to order more! (After testing a bunch of flavors, the Wedding Almond flavor reigns supreme!)
Great espresso, great service, great treats, and overall a very great experience here.
… moreGreat espresso, great service, great treats, and overall a very great experience here.
Kham Inthirath
Great coffee selection and pastries.
I got the creme brulee latte and my wife a large dark roast coffee.
For pastries we got the spinach and feta, almond croissant and a lemon tea cake.
However this morning they didn’t have crepes and we hope to come back to try them.
The staff is very friendly and the service is quick
… moreI got the creme brulee latte and my wife a large dark roast coffee.
For pastries we got the spinach and feta, almond croissant and a lemon tea cake.
However this morning they didn’t have crepes and we hope to come back to try them.
The staff is very friendly and the service is quick