This spot is so sweet! Almost hidden, looks closed from the exterior, kind of punk rock vibes…read moreinside. I had a cortado and a breakfast burrito, both were great-- and I always appreciate when a cafe has not just coffee but also food. I got lots of work done and enjoyed the people (and dog!) watching the whole time. The theme, with the radical saint candles, is so fun. Loved the morning I spent here.

I went while vacationing in NOLA & this coffee shop definitely does not disappoint. The staff are…read moreso kind, the coffee and food are simply amazing. We loved it so much that before heading back home we stopped for my lavender latte and iced coffee and a Brekkie sandwich which is absolutely delicious! The chef knows her way around the kitchen for sure! I can't wait to return.

I was in need of caffeine at night and lucky for me Honey's serves coffee until 9pm…read more Honey's is a coffee shop and wine bar. Really cute decor, good drink options, some bites, and friendly service. Ordered a mocha and a hot chocolate with a chocolate chip cookie. Everything was fresh and delicious! Loved the vibe in here and the thrifted mugs you get to enjoy your drinks out of. They sell some merch, which was a nice touch to get some stickers and postcards. Would definitely come back here whenever visiting the city again!

Update to correct some typos of my first review, Honeys is quaint cocktail, wine, and coffee café…read more I got the egg salad & everything bagel, and it was awesome I tasted a light curry, turmeric flavor, it may not be for everybody, but I really liked it. I got there early in the morning so maybe they weren't set up yet. I had to ask for sugar and cream. It wasn't self-serve like most places, a good vibe, great service and that several options for snacks. They also have cookies & pastries. Hours: Mon: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Tue: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Wed: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thu: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Fri: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sat: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sun: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

I first came to this bakery a few years ago to pick up a cake for an anniversary. We were in town…read morefor a week. I have thought about this cake and tried to make it back to the bakery each year I visit. Finally made it back here, this time with more suggestions of what to get. Crawfish cornbread was amazing! Cake was as good as I remember! I didn't realize they closed at 2, so we made it just in time but missed out on sandwiches. I recommend coming earlier for lunch to get all the goodies. We'll be back!

I've been a few times when ive visited lately cause my family getting their wedding cake from here…read more I've tried a few desserts and I just didnt like any. It was a little dry to me. I dont like cakes refrigerated cause I feel like it dries it out more... try it out for yourself. I give all the star cause last time I came i had a boudin roll. It wasn't called roll but it was good. Soft yeast roll time with filling boudin, cheese amd something else. Best thing ive had from there. If there was more filling it would be perfect. The roll to filling ratio was off. It was mostly bread. Staff is always great. Respectful amd nice whenever I visit. Parking is street parking. I've never been when its busy so always able to get a spot.

There's a lot of hype around cafe du monde for good reason...I actually came to this location twice…read moreduring my 4 day trip in New Orleans because the beignets here are THAT good. While you're here, I'd say that the cafe au lait is also worth trying. I noticed that the lines tend to be longer in the morning but there was little to no wait at night time. Service is mixed--some workers are really friendly while others seem rushed and are a bit harsher. It is a casual spot and you can pretty much grab any open table to be seated. One thing to note is that it is cash only. Overall, I'd highly recommend this location of cafe du monde!

Anyone who says that Café du Monde is overhyped has not been here! This place was phenomenal!…read more For reference, my only experience with beignets before this was at Disneyland, and everyone told me I had to try Café du Monde. I was a little confused when I first walked up, as there isn't a place to order. You simply sit at an empty table and a server comes to take your order. The beignets were warm, crispy, and covered in powdered sugar. It's hard to explain what they even tasted like because they were just that incredible. I ended up getting them again the next day--I genuinely want to make another trip out here just to have them again. Be aware that it's in a heavily tourist-filled area, but besides that, I loved this spot and will definitely be back the next time I'm in New Orleans!

Location is closed. It was completely empty inside so I give no stars very bad service no food…read moreavailable ambience with empty.

I had no idea this place existed since I don't come down this way too often, but I'll know where to…read moreswing by for a refreshing drink now if I do! There's no indoor seating because it's a tiny cute little shop, but they do have tables and chairs outside if you want to hang out. They have all kinds of fruit, milk, and boba teas. I got to try the strawberry fruit tea ($6), and I added some lychee popping pearls to it (For only $0.75 extra, it's SO worth it). It was not overly sweet, delicious, and perfectly refreshing! Just what I needed since it was hot out! I'll have to try their milk teas sometime I got to try their grilled cheese ($6). It was made with colby jack cheese on a bun. (At least, I think, I'm no cheese expert) The bun was good, but the cheese wasn't my favorite. In my opinion, this would be so much better if they used a sharper cheese, but to each their own. I did add imitation crab (+$1) to the grilled cheese, which helped boost the flavor a bit, but I really thought they could have use sauce or seasonings. You may enjoy their grilled cheese though if you're a purist! I also tried their sushi dog ($6). The hot dog was good quality, all beef. This had plenty of sauces and flavor, and much more up-my-alley! It is only half a sausage though, you don't get a whole dog, which was my only complaint. One thing to note: It's completely cashless, so you should definitely bring small bills for tips because you can't break a $20 there! Overall, I would try their other menu items, but I'd skip the grilled cheese. Their drinks seem to be yummy too!

St Noir Cafe -- 5…read more This one hits home for me in a real way. It's just two blocks from the first place I ever called home as a little girl. I used to walk past this area all the time, so to now see this beautiful space operating in love, intention, and most importantly community... my heart really smiles. The space is warm and welcoming. You've got creatives, people working, people connecting--it's cozy but still feels open. It gives community, not just coffee shop. The barista was so kind and helped me and my sister-in-law through the menu, but we're matcha girls through and through, so we went with our old faithful. And baby... it did not disappoint. Smooth, not grainy at all, just done right. I love what this place represents for the community. And being Black-owned makes it even more special. This one means something.

I decided to stop by St. Noir while visiting New Orleans after seeing some of their drinks online…read more The Wedding Cake Latte and Cookie Butter Chai both caught my attention, so I figured I'd give the place a try. The cafe itself is cute. It has a cozy coffee shop vibe and seems like the kind of place where you could grab a drink, sit down, and relax for a while. When I visited on a Saturday evening, it was pretty quiet. There was one girl working on a laptop, a group of friends who looked like they were catching up, and a couple waiting on drinks they had already ordered. Other than that, it was basically empty. It also appeared that there was only one employee working, so it was a good thing there wasn't a long line or anything. Customer service is a huge part of my experience when I visit a business. A place can have amazing drinks and a great atmosphere, but if the customer service is poor, it affects the entire experience for me. When I walked in, I wasn't greeted or acknowledged at all. Not a "welcome in," not a "hey, I'll be with you in a minute," nothing. I stood at the register looking over the menu while the employee finished making drinks for the couple who was waiting. Once she came over, I smiled and said, "Hey, how are you?" but didn't receive that same energy in return. There was no smile, no friendly greeting, and the interaction immediately felt very dry. Since it was my first visit, I asked what she would recommend for someone who likes sweeter drinks. She responded, "Everything here is sweet," but even that was said in a tone that felt annoyed and dismissive and didn't really help me narrow anything down. I was trying to decide between the Wedding Cake Latte and the Cookie Butter Chai. I then asked whether the Wedding Cake Latte actually tasted like cake. The reason I asked is because I've had plenty of experiences at coffee shops where a drink sounds amazing on the menu, but when you actually get it, it mostly tastes like coffee with only a tiny hint of the advertised flavor. A lot of times I end up having to add extra syrup because the flavor is so subtle. When I asked if it really tasted like cake, she responded, "Uh, yeah." In a tone that came across like a "duh" response. From the lack of greeting to the tone of responses, to the overall energy of the interaction, it all felt cold, dismissive, and like I was bothering her just by being there. I'm not from there and it was my first visit, so I was simply trying to make a decision, but I left feeling very unwelcome. I honestly considered leaving and saying don't worry about it because the interaction was that off-putting, especially since it wasn't busy at all. I decided to order anyways because I had already been anticipating trying it on this trip and had already drove all the way there. I ended up order the Cookie Butter Chai and it was really good. The flavor came through well. I just wish it was a bigger size. One small thing I noticed was that the drink came with whipped cream, but I wasn't asked whether I wanted it. It wasn't a huge issue because I don't dislike whipped cream, but I typically decline it when given the option. Since I didn't know it came with it and wasn't asked, I didn't really get the opportunity to choose. Overall, the atmosphere is cute, and the drink itself was good. However, I was genuinely surprised by the customer service because I had seen reviews describing the staff as friendly and welcoming, and my experience was the complete opposite. The drink was good, but the service left a negative impression.

I was great food great service good ambience can't go wrong with Satsuma, definitely put it on your…read morelist to try. Great food and drink drinks.

I love the fresh boho vibe. Food was amazing! Service was just okay but the overall vibe is enough…read moreto come back again and again! Oh, and the lavender lemonade....YEEEESSSSSSSS!!!!

What can I say, in my opinion it's the best coffee shop in America. Every time I am back in New…read moreOrleans I am back here as many times as I can. Simply great coffee, in a simply wonderful establishment.

Really great little neighborhood spot with excellent coffee! Super friendly service as well.read more