The menu
Short, seasonal, and rewritten whenever it needs to be.
Three sections, kept deliberately small — coffee, pâtisserie, and the counter. Anything that stops earning its place comes off the board.

Coffee
5 itemsOne house blend, one guest origin. Both change with the season.
Espresso
$5.0Our house blend, pulled short — cocoa, plum, a clean finish.
Café Crème
$6.0A double shot under lightly whipped cream, in a small porcelain cup.
Flat White
$5.5Two ristretto shots and silky microfoam, poured in one movement.
Filter
$8.0A rotating single origin, brewed to order at the bar. Ask what is open.
Cold Brew
$7.0Eighteen-hour steep, served over a single clear cube.
Pâtisserie
5 itemsLaminated and baked in-house each morning. When it is gone, it is gone.
Croissant au Beurre
$7.0Three days of lamination and cultured butter. Plain, and proud of it.
Mille-Feuille
$12.0Three layers of caramelised puff, vanilla crème légère, finished to order.
Éclair au Chocolat
$9.0Choux, dark chocolate crème, a glaze thin enough to see through.
Tarte aux Framboises
$11.0Almond frangipane, raspberries, a little apricot glaze.
Canelé
$6.0Rum and vanilla, baked dark in copper moulds. Two per serve.
The Counter
4 itemsSavouries and a few things that deserve a table.
Jambon Beurre
$14.0Ham, cultured butter, cornichon, baguette.
Croque Monsieur
$19.0Gruyère béchamel, grilled hard. The reason to sit down.
Omelette Fines Herbes
$22.0Three eggs, soft, with fines herbes and buttered sourdough.
Salade Niçoise
$24.0Confit tuna, tomato, egg, olive, anchovy — in that order of confidence.
Prices and dishes are illustrative. Atelier No.9 is a fictional café built by Borazzo Studio.
Atelier No.9
Exceptional coffee. French pâtisserie. An atmosphere worth lingering in.