Coffee, tea and a local story
Les DouceSoeurs, from travelling café to Roslina
A cargo tricycle, homemade cakes and plenty of energy: Les DouceSoeurs grew, took a new name and continued its story in Moret-sur-Loing.

PLACES AND LANDMARKS
Find it on the map
Roslina Café
1 rue du Peintre Zanaroff77250 Moret-Loing-et-Orvanne
France
Check Roslina's current welcome arrangements and opening times before visiting.
An adventure that began on three wheels
Les DouceSoeurs began in 2016 with a cheerful idea: to serve coffee and cakes from a cargo tricycle at markets and events around Fontainebleau. This mobile setup allowed the team to meet local people where they already gathered, rather than adding another fixed stop to a visitor circuit.
The project grew, the team expanded and a temporary café opened in Moret-sur-Loing. On 20 February 2022, the Roslina shop opened and the story took a new name, with plans to bring together coffee, tea, light food, a shop and workshops. The Roslina project page tells the story of the move from cargo tricycle to a more permanent place.
Where is the project today?
The Roslina Café website describes its shop, which opened in 2022, presents its teas, infusions and coffees, and says that the cargo tricycle continues to attend events. The Moret-Loing-et-Orvanne business directory still lists Roslina at 1 rue du Peintre Zanaroff. Check with the team to see how and where it is serving customers that day.
The move from Les DouceSoeurs to Roslina shows how the project has changed format, address and name while keeping its local roots.
Make it part of a walk
Moret-sur-Loing suits a slow day. You can arrive by train, explore the old centre on foot and change pace beside the river after the historic streets. If you hope to stop at Roslina, first check where the team is serving or selling its products that day.
A pleasant day can begin in Moret and beside the Loing, then continue towards Thomery on the Seine. Our walk in the forest near Thomery helps separate the town stroll from a proper forest outing. Do not underestimate the distance between a station, business address and trailhead.
Buy with curiosity
While you are there, feel free to ask what is made in-house, which ingredients come from the area and how the products are packaged.
Complete the stop with our Food and producers guide. It has ideas for finding a market, understanding the season and packing a picnic with little waste.