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Café

Café · Espresso / coffee

In a French café, café usually means espresso.

In a traditional French café, ordering un café usually gets you a small espresso. It is short, strong and quick, not a large mug of filter coffee.

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Explains — from

Un café usually means espresso

Orders — from

Je prends un café et un croissant.Why it matters: Café gives users language they can recognise, ask for or use around Je prends un café et un croissant..
Bonjour, un café s'il vous plaît.Why it matters: Café gives users language they can recognise, ask for or use around Bonjour, un café s'il vous plaît..

Warns about — from

Un café usually means espressoWhy it matters: this is a no-filter warning that helps users avoid a common mistake around Café does not mean a big mug.

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Is a

Café / CoffeeWhy it matters: this helps users place Café inside the wider French food world without memorising categories.

Part of

Café de spécialitéWhy it matters: this connects Café to Café de spécialité so the Marseille tour graph explains the place, product or culture in context.

Includes — from

CaféWhy it matters: this helps users place Café inside the wider French food world without memorising categories.