Went there and got a coffee and some pastries and it was delicious. Couldn't ask for more.read more

Amore Bakery and Cafe located on the New Orleans Westbank in the Old Gretna Community. Amore has an…read moreupscale feel to it as they decorate for all the major holidays with Christmas being one of my favorites. The desserts they serve up are very well done. Angelo Brocato serves his mmmmm so good large cannolis, gelato, Italian cookies, and Spumoni here. I promise you won't be disappointed if you come here for a sweet snack. Eat local, Enjoy!

Very cute and cozy space in Terrytown, perfect for a good snack and meeting up with a friend! I…read moreused the space to study, and I enjoyed the vibe as well as the very diverse menu. The cashier/barista was so nice, and she made sure I had everything that I needed in order to feel comfortable. My ginger peach tea was really nice.

I've been looking for a real fruit smoothie ever since I came back from Thailand and the smoothie I…read morehad today was very similar. I couldn't resist a slice of cheesecake either and it was amazing. It's so cute in there. Could be a possible meetup spot or workspace. The staff was very friendly as well.

This place is under staffed. One cook, one server. Order was…read moresupposed to be ready in 20mins Took over an hour. Staff is unhappy, but it's definitely understandable

This place has very good glazed beignets. I honestly don't come here for anything else but them…read more I may try some of their homestyle meals because it looks good on the menu board but the glazed beignets is my go to for sweets cravings. Service has always been very friendly and inviting. I would definitely recommend them for your sweet tooth needs.

Still a New Orleans Gem - Visitor since 2018!…read more I'm updating my review as of April 2026 because it's important for visitors to know that The Vintage has absolutely "still got it." My last review was in 2020, and I'm happy to report that the quality and atmosphere remain top notch. Whether you are looking for a morning pick up or an evening wind-down, this spot covers all the bases. Their beignets and coffee are a classic must have, and I can personally vouch for their Americano. It is consistently well made and delicious. They also have a great selection of beer and cocktails if you're looking for something a bit stronger. What really sets this place apart, though, is the hospitality. We have always had great interactions with the staff, but a special shout out goes to Jimmy, whom we met this past week. He was incredibly kind and hospitable, truly making us feel right at home. Jimmy if you are reading this, THANK YOU!! If you want a spot that feels authentic, welcoming, and consistently excellent, put The Vintage at the top of your list!

Cute cafe! l love the decor. The furniture is very cute & standout ottoman piano did look vintage…read more This is a walk up & order at the bar venue Your are given a number to your table. The menu has many choices. I ordered the firecracker shrimp with side arugula salad. The shrimp was yummy the salad too but expected more on the salad maybe cucumber or tomatoes over all for just having cheese on Arugula with dressing was ok. I paired it with the shrimp and it was tasty! According to the hop on/off bus the beignets & champagne are the hit at this cafe. The bartender made a wonderful cocktail with champagne & it was delicious! The spot is dog friendly & in a cute little restaurant/bar row & shops area.

Yum Tra -- 4 Okay…read morefirst things first... BABY when I say options?? OPTIONS. The menu is LONG. Like you really need a minute. Sitting in that drive-thru, I was going back and forth with myself because everything looked good. I was this close to getting the Very Berry Matcha, and that Honeydew Melon and Pineapple?? Whew... that was a STRONG contender for me. But I ended up going with the Peach Colada and I'm not mad at it at all. It gave smoothie vibes, fruity, nicely sweetened, and the texture? That's what stood out to me. Smooth. Not clumpy. Not thick in a weird way. I didn't have to shake it up or fight with it like some boba drinks do. It was just right. Now let's talk about my son, the real boba critic in this house He got the Panda Boba with pandan jelly and matcha crème cold foam. And when I say I took a sip and immediately got jealous?? Yeah. It had this caramel coffee type vibe going on. Super good. He loved it too, but they forgot the matcha cold foam, and that dropped his rating. And listen, we take our ratings serious in this house lol. They do serve food, which we didn't try this time. Everything is made to order, so that did slow the line down a little because the car in front of us ordered food. Honestly though, I didn't mind because I needed that extra time to figure out what I wanted anyway. Now the only real downside for me outside of the missing cold foam... That drive-thru. It's tight. Like you can tell people be struggling pulling out of there. Definitely one of those drive careful type situations. Overall though, I'll definitely be back. The quality is there, the flavors are there, and I still got my eye on that Honeydew Melon and Pineapple. Yum Tra, you got me coming back for round two

Since my review has been taken down , would like to say again I highly do not recommend this…read morebusiness to anyone who is looking for work or even anything to do with this business .My brother has worked for this company for two months. Anyways for Easter she asked everyone what they liked my brother specifically told her cars , and she got him Psoriasis shampoo as a GIFT ?????? while others got art set , makeup , etc. told him she got him the shampoo to take off for 2 weeks until he gets his condition under control. Mind you he sees a doctor on his own as he gets treated for this . She claims she got him this because it was a "health hazard" rather than asking him to get a hairnet or at least providing it for them. It wasn't a health hazard when she first hired him so why after 2 months of him working she decides to tell my brother to take off. She also proceeded to tell another employee "it was a health hazard and it could be getting into toppings and drinks so she told him to go home till it gets fixed if she sees improvement he can comeback if not, she have to keep trying???? with him. she said she swept it up and showed my brother, and she called his condition "snowflakes". Psoriasis is not contagious and poses no direct health hazard to coworkers in a workplace. On top of that disgusting idea of a gift she asked another employee in front of my brother if he was slow. Was also told the other employees are allowed to take small breaks when the room is empty meanwhile she always gives my brother more tasks than others. She also sends them home for small stupid reasons one of them being her messing up a drink and blaming it on them and when told to look back at the cameras she throws a tantrum and sends them home mid shift. She also texted him i'm a vicitm in this situation apology which I will have attatched. This is cross posted everywhere and will reach many people as I can reach.

Nothing better than a Mochasippi to make an errand run not such a pain in the …read more.. Had my mother-in-law from Mississippi with me on this Sunday and she had never been to a CC's. This was the first CC's I visited after returning to the area after 23 yrs and I love the prompt, friendly service. (Was ECSTATIC they still had the Mochasippi, though I always order it without flavor like it was made all those years ago.) Usually has a line through the drive thru (like today) so I always go inside. Besides, the smell of coffee is intoxicating. Average number of people sitting at tables; a couple of tables could have used a wipe down, but like I said, they weren't just standing around. Ordered small Mochasippi for MIL and a large for myself. Whipped cream? Yes please! Prompt and tasty, as usual. The only thing standing between a 4 star and a 5 star - and this is not a problem unique to this location (I've even contacted their customer care line) - is the rewards program is like an afterthought. I am not consistently asked for my card or if I'm a member; when I registered the one I do have, I don't remember getting the 85 pts, though there's no way on the app I can locate for transaction history; and there's no barcode for the card. (I was told when I first picked up a card I didn't need the physical card once I registered, so I pitched it.) And depending on which CC's I visit (including this one) the cashier may or may not understand to type in the card number if someone doesn't have the physical card; I thought I was also told I could use my phone number, but that hasn't been the case either. So even though I have a balance on my (virtual) card, I paid cash for these drinks and did not get credits for my visit because it was after the cashier had rung the order that I realized I wasn't asked for my program number. (I opted not to make her re-ring the order.) I have to drive out of my way to get to a CC's, and even though Starbucks is just down the road, I don't frequent them; I make the drive when I have a coffee craving. But please - either have a program all in, or don't.

We went on a Sunday and the drive thru was busy however the restaurant was not…read more The girls were all friendly and helpful. I got a hot latte which dairy milk and added vanilla and hazelnut as the flavors. It tasted a little too "milky" to me. The bathrooms were clean and we decided to drink our coffees inside. They had pastries available but didn't get any. The decor they had was really cute.

Donuts and food are good. Service was lacking.i felt extremely unwelcome by staff and customers…read morealike . Not rushing back.

The Bag Debacle vs Donut Box Picture this: a dozen donuts,…read moretheir sugary glaze glistening like morning dew, crammed into a bag meant for a single croissant. The Walk of Shame: Exiting the shop, I faced the ultimate challenge: the walk back to my car. I clutched it like a lifebuoy, praying my beloved pastries wouldn't suffer a squished fate. The Solution: hear me out: BOXES are not a luxury; they're a necessity. A sturdy cardboard box would have cradled my donuts like a protective parent. It would have prevented glaze-on-glaze collisions and preserved their delicate shapes. Instead, I embarked on a perilous journey, praying my donuts would survive the trip home. Add an extra fee for a box if the restaurant can not cover the purchase of Donut Boxes.