Le Cafe Cerise
Specialty coffee, roasted coffee beans, café meals and brunch for consumers and professionals in Toulouse
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Le Cafe Cerise
Le Café Cerise operates a café, an on-site coffee-roasting workshop and a shop selling specialty coffee and coffee equipment. It serves breakfast, brunch and light meals, and sells roasted coffee beans to individuals and professionals.
The company is based in Toulouse, where it has a café and a separate shop and roasting workshop. Its founder, Valentin, developed the business around introducing specialty coffee to local customers; his wife Stéphanie later joined to develop the food offering.
Product: A specialty coffee café, on-site roasting workshop and shop selling coffee beans and equipment, alongside breakfast, brunch and light meals.
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