Help ordering coffee, please

Grand Creme (grahnd krem) s'il vous plait

Thank you very much!

Happy, is there a way to specify extra hot? Bien chaud, perhaps? I find European coffee tends to be rather tepid.

Thanks.

Shouldn't it be more like
Bonjour! Un café crème, tres chaud, s'il vous plaît.
Merci, Au Revoir!*

Wanderbug:
Nailed It.

Thanks everyone!

Or, "large coffee with cream please"

Note that you'll get milk, not cream, despite the "café crème" name.
Cream basically isn't served with coffee in 2025 France.

It’s called crème because the top has a tiny bit of that foamy stuff…per the waiter at a café I frequent. But as balso said, it’s milk.

If you want your coffee stronger, say "serré" (tight).

Un café crème serré, s'il vous plaît

The other poster is correct - both cafe creme and grand creme are coffee with hot milk.

if you're looking for American-style coffee with a side of cream, you need more like an Americano.

The internet, it's a magic place

https://www.thoughtco.com/ordering-coffee-in-france-1371160#:~:text=How%20to%20Order%20Coffee%20in%20France%20*,they%20enjoy%20it%20after%20lunch%20and%20dinner.

Wanderbug is exactly right! Always start with Bonjour and end with Merci.

The D in grand is silent.