{"id":39357,"date":"2021-08-24T22:50:10","date_gmt":"2021-08-24T12:50:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/brewstr.coffee\/?p=39357"},"modified":"2021-08-29T08:25:52","modified_gmt":"2021-08-28T22:25:52","slug":"readers-picks-review-of-ptea-coffee-anglet-france","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/brewstr.coffee\/readers-picks-review-of-ptea-coffee-anglet-france\/","title":{"rendered":"Reader’s Picks – Review of P\u2019Tea Coffee, Anglet, France"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Millet Clarins’ favourite coffee shop in Bayonne-Anglet-Biarritz<\/h1>\n

Location:\u00a0<\/strong>18 Avenue des Dauphins, Chambre d\u2019amour,\u00a064600 Anglet, France<\/p>\n

In this day and age, we know how fortunate we are to be able to travel and go on culinary adventures.<\/p>\n

Anyway, a couple of\u00a0my friends and I\u00a0were in Paris for a few days. After exploring every bit that interested us in the \u2018romantic city\u2019, we decided to head towards the Anglet commune \u2014 which is part of the Bayonne-Anglet-Biarritz (B.A.B.) urban area.<\/p>\n

It may seem like a strange choice, but one of my friends, Virginie, actually traces her maternal roots there. Also, we were going to Barcelona in a couple of days, and we could go from there. We headed to Anglet via subway, inter-city rail and bus. All in all, it was a 5-hour trip from Paris to Anglet. We arrived at around 10 p.m. and had a light dinner at Virginie\u2019s aunt\u2019s place before going to sleep.<\/p>\n

The next day, Virginie\u2019s cousin drove us around the area in the early afternoon, and we somehow ended up at P\u2019tea Coffee \u2014 just because it had a cute, dainty name.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s in a seaside location, although the entrance opens to the street. From the fa\u00e7ade, the caf\u00e9 looks very welcoming with the unpretentious homey d\u00e9cor, wooden tables and chairs, and the smell of freshly baked breads and cakes filled the air.<\/p>\n

We all ordered their organic Ga\u00efa tea, which was soothing and refreshing. But we also wanted coffee, so I ordered a cappuccino, Virginie got a hot chocolate, and her cousin and our other friend ordered caf\u00e9 lattes. There\u2019s alfresco seating, but we chose a comfy couch near the entrance.<\/p>\n

Aside from our tea and coffees, we also ordered their \u2018poke bowl from the sea\u2019 (with marinated tuna), which we all happily shared. Then I had their chicken plate, whilst the others got the pulled pork hot sandwich, bibimbap (a Korean rice dish), hotdog and chilli beef hot sandwich.<\/p>\n

Our coffees smelled and tasted wonderful! Virginie\u2019s hot chocolate had tiny marshmallows in it that melted quite fast. We didn\u2019t wait too long before they served our food. I wanted to have a look at their bookstore, but we were so hungry that we started eating the moment our food arrived.<\/p>\n

Everyone looked happy, so I guess the others enjoyed their sandwiches and rice as much as I enjoyed my chicken with potatoes.<\/p>\n

We still had room for dessert, so we ordered their beurre de cacahuete chocolat<\/em> or peanut butter chocolate brownies \u2014 freshly baked and still warm!<\/p>\n

While enjoying our coffees and brownies, we discussed how we would best spend our time there and how long we\u2019d stay. We decided that three days would be enough to do a bit of exploring and eating in Anglet.<\/p>\n

I noticed people with pets enjoying coffee outside, so I assumed it\u2019s a pet-friendly establishment. All in all, P\u2019tea Coffee is a great place if you want a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere. Everyone was very friendly and courteous, and we really enjoyed our tea, hot cocoa, coffees (they have premium and organic coffee) and food.<\/p>\n

If I ever get a chance to go back to Anglet with my friends\u00a0someday, I\u2019ll surely want to\u00a0go back to P\u2019tea Coffee.<\/p>\n

P’Tea Coffee<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n