What a wonderful little coffee shop to pop into while us girls were shopping around. The staff was…read morevery nice, the atmosphere pink and amazing! It feels light and airy when you walk in with an attitude. I loved it. We ordered matcha, vanilla, tiramisu lattes. All were absolutely fantastic! Highly recommend if you're looking for a quality cup of flavored coffee.

Such a quaint coffee shop! I love the decor and aesthetic with the bright and girly furniture. I…read moregot the iced tiramisu latte which was a perfect ratio of espresso with a soft milk foam. Very delicious!

A fast casual breakfast/brunch spot inside the Kimpton hotel. If you want a satisfying breakfast,…read morethis is the place to go. We were able to get 2 dishes + 1 pastry + 2 specialty lattes (1 large 1 regular) all within the $45 breakfast credit allotment that came with my hotel booking. We got the chorizo burrito, quiche, boozy pecan bun, wedding cake latte, and matcha latte. The chorizo burrito is quite heavy and oily, which is the only miss here, but if you want to only eat this meal and then wait until dinner for another meal, definitely recommend. The quiche is pretty good and only $9 - very buttery. The pecan bun is on the sweeter side but satisfying - it would be even better if it was microwaved a little bit to be softer. The wedding cake latte was good - a bit of a unique flavor to New Orleans. Matcha latte was good, iced. This is a fast casual spot so you have to bus your own table, etc but the strongest plus is that you can be in and out quickly since food and drinks come out quick. I haven't done this personally but you can request to spike your drinks with alcohol since this place has boozy treats in their name, after all, so this can be a fun concept if you want to start drinking early!

My wife and I stopped at Gospel Coffee and Boozy Treats before a military meeting we had at the…read morehotel next door. We figured it would be a convenient place to grab some coffee and a quick breakfast before our meeting. Unfortunately, for what we paid, the experience just wasn't worth it. The visit started off a little strange. There was a customer in front of us who had just paid and needed to sign his receipt. The pen came apart while he was using it, and the cashier jokingly told him, "Oh, you broke the pen." The customer put it back together and signed his receipt. Then it was our turn, and the exact same thing happened. The cashier made basically the same joke with us. It wasn't offensive or anything, and he seemed like he was just joking around, but at that point I was wondering why not just throw the broken pen away and get another one? As far as the food, I ordered the ham and cheese croissant, and that was actually pretty good. It was probably the best part of my order. I also ordered a blended caramel macchiato, and that was definitely not what I was expecting. It tasted more like strong black coffee blended with ice than a caramel macchiato. I could barely taste the caramel or sweetness I was expecting. They also apparently didn't have the proper cups for the blended drink, so mine was served in one of their regular hot coffee cups with that style of lid. It just made the whole drink feel thrown together. My wife ordered the sausage and cheese biscuit. Her description was pretty simple: an overpriced, smaller version of something you could get at McDonald's. The biscuit was dry, the sandwich was small, and there really wasn't anything about it that justified the price. She also ordered a cold brew iced coffee, which she said was okay, but nothing amazing or memorable. The biggest issue for us was the value. Between two breakfast sandwiches and two coffees, our total came to around $32. For the quality and portion sizes we received, that felt extremely overpriced. The shop itself has a nice, modern atmosphere and plenty of seating, and the location was convenient for us since we were staying nearby. But good atmosphere only goes so far when the food and drinks don't match the prices. Overall, the ham and cheese croissant was good and my wife's cold brew was okay, but nothing here made us feel like our $32 was well spent. With all the great places to eat and drink coffee in New Orleans, this one just didn't do it for us. I definitely wouldn't return.

I had the Cajun breakfast with scrambled eggs, sausage boudin and biscuits. The food was amazing…read more The staff was friendly and helpful. They changed my order to take out when I asked at the last minute. No problem. The place is small but they have seats outside and in.

We had breakfast here on a Thursday, sat at the bar. It was a little odd that the "bartender" told…read moreus we had to order at the register, which was literally 1 foot from where we were sitting. Not sure why she couldn't just take our order from us - there was nobody in line. I ordered Envie's breakfast sandwich with hasbhrowns. It was supposed to come on toasted sour dough which I was really looking forward to, but it was served on white bread. I can't even call it toast because it wasn't toasted for more than 20 second. It was good, but not what it was supposed to be. The hashbrowns were very good but spicy. Overall, we might return, but I would confirm they had sour dough before ordering.

Cute local coffee shop. Good air inside, nice games and magazines on the coffee table…read more Got the iced praline latte. Not really getting the praline vibe but it was nice. Also got the smoked salmon bagel with cream cheese and capers. Bagel was very nice! Nice crunch on the outside and soft toast on the inside. seasoning was also well balanced. Also got the BLT on a croissant. Upcharge for the croissant. Both came with one piece of spinach and half a cherry tomato on the side...odd choice lol. But I guess it's their garnish. Overall, great local shop for a coffee and a good bite! Not a lot of places around there for a morning breakfast.

Tucked away just off the sidewalk, Buckatown Coffee Parlour is an aesthetically beautiful hidden…read moregem. I actually rolled right past it several times before finally calling for directions. They happily guided me in, and I'm glad they did. The moment I entered, the space felt soft, spacious, and serene. Warm, mellow tones paired beautifully with jazzy Afrocentric cutout art and paintings lining the walls, while oversized sofas invited guests to slow down and stay awhile. The décor is simple yet intentional, much like the café's handwritten chalkboard menu featuring a thoughtfully curated selection of reasonably priced baked goods, beverages, and sandwiches. For breakfast, I ordered the Groovy Bowl without the bacon: eggs, creamy grits, toast, chamomile tea, and orange juice. Every bite was delicious, made even better by the soulful soundtrack gently floating through the café. My only suggestion would be to make condiments a little more visible. I found myself wishing for some salt and pepper with my breakfast and a sweetener for my tea. Overall, Buckatown Coffee Parlour delivered a cozy, welcoming, and memorable breakfast experience. It's exactly the kind of neighborhood spot that makes exploring New Orleans so rewarding, and another wonderful Black-owned business I'm happy to support. #BuckatownCoffeeParlour #TysAdventures26 #BlackOwnedBusiness #GroovyBowl #NewOrleans #NOLA

Decided to stop in here for breakfast while on vacation one morning. You order at the counter and…read morethen they bring your food to the table. Nice and clean space. Beautifully decorated. Good food and coffee.

The bearded person with the long hair wearing a cap working midday last week was excellent! There…read morewere so many people yet they were kind, efficient, and helpful. This was my first time here and there was so much to take in. The indoor and outdoor ambience were starkly different, but both were beautiful. Inside was bustling with maybe Mardi Gras tourist spillover and outside was peaceful with comfortable chairs and a beautiful shaded porch to enjoy your treats from. Inside also had a spectacular condiments bar with lemon water and a very impressive array of condiments. I enjoyed that the water came out of a cute little filtered faucet. My blueberry loaf was very moist and also crumbly. I don't think I'd get it again, but I like a dry crumbly cake, so that's on me. The portion was good. My black coffee was yummy. Heads up: there are no roast options.

Cute and small place with delicious Crepes!! We went around 10 and the place was packed -- luckily…read moreit cleared out quick and we got our order fast! I got the Mickey, a savory crepe with Lox and all the normal fixings. It was so fresh and I would eat it again!!! My friend got the Nutella crepe with strawberries and bananas. Our coffee was delicious and I appreciated ice cold water available. Would definitely recommend this place for eating in or take out!

I haven't received the greatest service in New Orleans, so I am happy to say that the service here…read moreis great! The workers are friendly and welcoming. If you are headed to a conference please be ready to wait in line especially if you order a crepe. It gets really busy around 8:20. So if you have a 9 am meeting, get here earlier. It looks like they only have 2 crepe machines, so order can get piled up. The crepe I order was very yummy. The space is pretty small as well. I wouldn't recommend coming with a large group.

Hey friends! I always know when I get a hipster vibe that the matcha will be fire! Fourth Wall is…read morean eclectic and cozy coffee shop perfect for studying, working or socializing. I ordered a vanilla matcha. It was one of the best matchas I've had. It wasn't a trendy matcha overloaded sweetener. It was earthy with the perfect dash of vanilla. I also had a blueberry muffin. It's an acquired taste as I'm used to eating pastries overloaded with sweetener. The muffin relied on the natural blueberries for sweetness, which was nice. +Customer service was amazing +Plenty of seating, perfect for work or socializing +Prices are average +Shop was clean and well stocked

Fourth Wall attracts the local and business crowds based on the clientele I saw walking inside from…read moreboth the Gravier Street entrance and the garden patio in the back. If you are looking to avoid Starbucks or French Truck for your coffee fix and want something that is much locally based, Fourth Wall will fit the bill. The cold brew is wicked strong like much stronger than what I order normally at Starbucks. The iced London Fog lattes I discovered are premade, which overall my wife thought was alright, but she liked that they had gluten free blueberry muffins. The chocolate croissant was solid. The service was prompt and friendly. And the decor had a rustic ambiance with the brick walls, dark book shelving and garden patio in the back. The coffee bar has a hidden quality about it that is alluring and appealing. It was good to check out before we concluded our recent stay in NOLA.

A little espresso and tea bar inside of the Pythian Market. I just happened to stop in to walk…read morearound and saw that this place had a Lox toast with dill cream cheese which sounded good at the time. The toast itself is really thick and came out under toasted. The salmon itself was ok quality. There was really nothing special about it. It was also difficult to eat because of its size and capers kept rolling off of it. It was a little steep at $9. I probably wouldn't get it again. When I was there - it was card only for payment.

I clearly went wrong here by not reading the menu. They don't have regular milk. So very milk…read moreoffered - almond, coconut, oat - required an extra cost. In reality, the majority of the costs advertised for the drinks are wrong. My $4.50 matcha latte turned into $6 plus tax because I picked Almond milk. It wasn't even that great of a matcha latte. I would have been better off at, dare I say it, Starbucks. It was more of an almond-y drink with a splash of matcha. I guess this place appeals to the vegans because of what they offer. Don't make the mistake I did. Read my review, and the menu, clearly.