Awesome, simple. They do it right. We came here one morning before parades for Mardi Gras. This is…read morea cool neighborhood, street parking was super easy to find. You line up, order at the front, and they call out your name when it's ready. I had a sausage, egg, and cheese on an everything bagel which I found very comparable (if not, better?) to the bagels I've had in New York/Jersey. They gave me the option of the type of cheese!! I've never been offered this option. I selected pepperjack, and thought it was great. The bagel sandwiches are huge. It's not a huge menu, only ~5 cream cheese options, but basically anything you could want. They had coffee, water, juices, gatorade. Lots of families and Tulane students in pajamas. They even had some green, gold, and purple swirl bagels. Awesome!

The staff is awesome here. So kind and welcoming! Love the outdoor seating…read more Honestly we weren't really the biggest fans of the bagels. Nothing stood out to me, bagel was chewier than preferred. It was an okay spot! I've had better house made bagels.

I believe this place is now called Nova Expresso. It was acquired a few months ago. My previous…read morevisit was amazing so decided to return while I was in town. Coffee was decent. Ordered a Cortado then an iced latte to go. Cortado was in a cute glass with coffee art. Ice latte with bourbon maple syrup was also decent. The atmosphere was less cozy than previously. And service was also okay.

Cute little coffee shop near the central business district area. I was looking to try a local…read morecoffee shop nearby and dropped by one morning. They had 2 seasonal drinks, I opted to try the cardamom vanilla latte. It was delicious! The cardamom was infused into the vanilla latte and really flavorful. Also got a chocolate croissant which was crispy and delicious. There's a few tables inside and outside. I forget that people smoke a lot in this area so sitting outside was unpleasant. The staff member at the register was pretty much rolling his eyes at any questions and did not appear happy to be there.. he was unhelpful and had similar demeanor when I returned with my friends. This was unexpected to encounter.

Finally! On our last day in NO we tried WJ and wow! This is…read morewhat we thought breakfast in New Orleans would be! Exceeded our expectations! Great coffee bar! Definitely treat yourself and try WJ. Great service too!

Rude service from start to finish. We added ourselves to the waitlist because they had a…read morereservation available, yet watched several families get seated ahead of us while we continued waiting. We were a party of 3 adults and 2 children (one being only 2 years old), and because of that they changed our table type from a 4-top to a 5-top and made us wait an additional 30 minutes. Meanwhile, multiple tables became available that easily could have accommodated us, but the hostess was determined to keep telling us we had to wait. To make matters worse, there was open bench seating in the back where customers ordering to-go could sit. I offered to order food to-go so we could at least sit down and get started while waiting, and she told me if I did that they would remove our name from the waitlist because "you have to pick one or the other." No willingness to problem solve whatsoever. She repeatedly said she was "sorry," but her actions showed the opposite. I was simply trying to work together to find some reasonable solution instead of continuing to watch everyone else get seated while our family, including small children, kept waiting. Absolutely horrible customer service experience.

Returning after ages! Steins' relaxed setting impressed. The Rachel sandwich? Absolutely…read moredelicious-complex flavors, perfect texture, and delicious lunch creamy cheese. A must-visit spot!

Small but mighty sandwich shop on Magazine St. I stopped by around lunch time, and it was busy!!…read moreLine moves very quick and the staff is really nice. Probably one of the best sandwich shops in New Orleans. It has a run down vibe, but the food quality is off the charts. I got the S.A.F with Pepper Jack and it was dabomb.com. Bathroom is in the way back by the kitchen. They also have a small barista in the corner. Street parking on Magazine is a hit or miss! Pickles are incredible.

Cafe Fleur de Lis was the perfect way to kick off our New Orleans trip. We'd visited years ago and…read moreloved it, so it was our very first stop this time around for breakfast/brunch and it didn't disappoint. The bourbon and pancakes breakfast is an absolute must-order. Honestly, everything our whole family ordered was delicious, and my kids loved it too. The staff was so friendly, and the location gives you a front-row seat to all the fun New Orleans atmosphere. We're already looking forward to coming back on our next trip!

Love the overall aesthetic of the two-story restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating (upstairs on…read morethe terrace). I fell into this spot after getting rejected at Brennan's as a potential walk in. Cafe Fleur De Lis was near closing time, but the staff still gave exceptional service. One of the servers overheard me mention a street vendor i wan ted to grab something from and actually saw the vendor while i was eating and i was able to go grab few things. I sincerely appreciate him. The food was very average breakfast food to be honest. My shrimp and grits weren't my favorite. I dislike cheesy grits and they add sour cream and cheese. My dirty chair was gross and I didn't finish it. This place only offers pork which is unfortunate.

Fantastic bagels, Myah always makes us feel welcome. Walter is never skimpy with the schmear.read more

**DoorDash order**…read more My bagel was festive. I got the bacon egg and cheese (with no cheese) on a Mardi Gras bagel, a plain bagel with Mardi Gras colors woven through it. I added cucumber, tomato and red onion. The bagel was fine, but I wish that the ingredients were more evenly dispersed. Bacon was cooked perfectly.

One of the cute little family owned French style coffee place how can you differentiate this place…read morewith any other commercial coffee shops like Starbucks? Hear my story the menu is very limited and the coffee is made French style using French espresso machines. Everybody who works. There has a great understanding of a coffee however it is brewed in French. The plan of New Orleans culture with French was clearly displayed in the store the pictures, the vibe, the snacks, everything except the authentic degree of making a French coffee Staff had a very good understanding of what customers would like to try new and they were very open for our feedback. If you don't like something, they would adjust it for you make you a new cup of coffee I would always go back and take my friends and family there to try this specific style.

Yes Yes Yes…read more Apparently that is not enough of a review but you get the point. Go for the pour over if you are a true coffee lover. They also carry all the usual coffee beverages but at a higher level than most. Please get more food options! I had a perfect cup of Kenya Coffee.

YUM! I love a shop that has homemade syrups- tbh that's the only way I want a latte. They have a…read morevariety of seasonal syrups. I went with banana bread and it def tasted like I was drinking a banana bread. Super delicious. Will def be back while here

Best coffee shop we tried in the CBD/French Quarter area. It features an exposed brick-style decor…read moreand a hidden room in the back that's incredibly vibey and artsy. The baristas were fast, friendly, and happy to make recommendations. We followed their advice and tried the blackberry syrup. It was truly delicious and perfectly balanced. There was a whole list of amazing sounding syrup flavors, I wish I could try more!! Prices were also very reasonable.