This spot is so sweet! Almost hidden, looks closed from the exterior, kind of punk rock vibes inside. 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. read more

I went while vacationing in NOLA & this coffee shop definitely does not disappoint. The staff are so 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. read more

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I am a local tour owner and operator here in New Orleans, and as anyone from this city knows, hospitality is not just a tradition -- it's a way of life. That's why I was truly disheartened by the experience I had at your establishment this morning, between 8:30 and 9:00 AM. Upon entering, I greeted the staff with a warm "Good morning" -- something that is customary and expected here. To my surprise, one of your chefs looked me directly in the eye and deliberately turned his head without a word. This dismissive behavior happened right in front of my guests, who were visiting and looking to experience the authentic warmth and spirit of New Orleans. I felt compelled to correct him on the spot, because I take pride in setting an example of how we treat people in our city. Unfortunately, the chef never acknowledged the issue or offered an apology. He simply stood there, fully aware of the impact his actions had on not only me, but also on the guests I brought in. As someone who works hard to promote local businesses through tourism, I know firsthand how much reviews and word-of-mouth matter -- especially in the hospitality industry. Moments like this can seriously damage the reputation of a business, and frankly, this kind of behavior is unacceptable in a city known for its southern charm and welcoming spirit. I'm sharing this not out of malice, but out of care. I hope this feedback reaches the owner or management, and that some serious attention is given to staff training and guest interaction. Every customer counts, and sometimes it's the smallest gesture -- or lack thereof -- that leaves the biggest impression. read more

The vibes are great, same with the bagels and the lattes. The service left me feeling a little weird, but not enough to not come back if we're ever back in town! read more

This place has always been wonderful. There's a person here now named Shadow that is a complete a**hole. I went as far as to ask him what his problem was bc he was being so rude and he responded "sorry you feel that way". This was during a terribly difficult day where I experienced two people overdosing at work. I could have used some kindness and came here for it. Hope this d-bag isn't here long. read more

I live in the neighborhood. I don't go to cafes nearly as often as I should, let alone this one. But I've started to pop by more often because their food is low-key one of the cheapest and tastiest breakfast options in the neighborhood. Grits, burritos, potatoes, bagels. Their coffee is really good, plus they always have good doughnuts. The people who work here are cool. There's a sort of a Bohemian, 1970s cafe vibe going on both inside and out. There's usually a clothing rack with items for sale from a local vendor. I wouldn't be surprised if I walked in to the sounds of a slightly off-kilter personality playing acoustic guitar with a tip jar, though that's never been the case. It's definitely not a tourist place. In fact, there have been multiple occasions where I felt like I got out of here just in time before I had to interact with someone completely unhinged. But that's par for the course in New Orleans, baby. In that respect, this is a very good New Orleans place. read more

Saint Coffee - Eggs, potatoes, cheese, veggies, salsa, sour cream. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

My coffee was sensational. Great roast and flavor. What a cute place! Service was great too

A really cute place. Quiet and hip with tons of plants (which I like). I enjoyed the king cake and coffee. All of my friends came twice due to the breakfast burrito that they all said was amazing. read more

BEST BREAKFAST BURRITOS IN NEW ORLEANS. Ingredients are fresh, staff is friendly and polite. What more could you ask for? I don't know, but they'd probably have that too. read more

Saint Coffee - Bacon breakfast burrito - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Love this neighborhood coffee house! Interior sitting and outdoor seating! Good people and service. Very attentive and friendly. And on top of that, some of the best coffee and baked food I've ever tried. The prices are on par with other places, like Starbucks, but this place offers a very hip area to relax and work out a tough morning. read more

New Orleans is known for excellence in a lot of things, including coffee....Saint Coffee is no exception to this excellence! I have had iced mocha in a large number of coffee shops, but this mocha was EXCEPTIONAL!!!! Creamy, sweet without adding any sweetener and chocolatey to the last bit in the cup. Folks, just go in and ask for a large cup of deliciousness....ask for hot or cold, depending on your liking!! I WILL return for another one tomorrow....yeah, I'm hooked! read more

Saint Coffee - Iced mocha....crazy delicious cold or hot!!! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Feeling lucky this was the first meal of my trip to Nola. Great breakfast options including bagels, burritos, breakfast sandwiches and my favorite, grit bowls. For $5.50, I couldn't turn it town. Despite inflation it seems the prices have seemed steady over the year but you couldn't tell by quality - the food was made with love. The sautéed onions and peppers, the best cheese grits I've had in a long time. All milk and cream types including oat milk available at the bar. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating in their massive yard. Check out their vintage rack, really nice variety of stuff at a great price and profits go to charity. Everyone here seems to go above and beyond, I'd be here every day if I lived nearby!!! read more

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Good coffee amazing and peaceful people They are real Humans and standing with humanity (LGBT/Humanity/palestine ) that's the most important thing ! read more

Saint Coffee - Coffee and breakfast sandwich - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

The food was great-- simple southern yuppie fair but very tasty and satisfying. The people who worked there-- punks with hearts of gold and patience for rowdy children-- were helpful and speedy. And the coffee was good to. The best part: process. Low low. I pray to Saint Coffee. read more

I am updating my review to reflect the new (to me) awesome courtyard and my new go to summer refresher, the red drink (rooibos tea with hibiscus). read more

Saint Coffee - Everything bagel with green Chile cream cheese and BACON! Called the boo. Gluten free bread available. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Tasty made to order food and drinks. Lovely staff and really cute, clean atmosphere inside and out. I would absolutely bring my mom here.

This place is SOOOOOOO YUMMY! If you are looking for a perfect breakfast to start your morning off right COME HERE. I loved the lavender flavor with the latte and I had an awesome bacon burrito. This place is AWESOME! read more

Saint Coffee - The bacon burrito and the medium sized latte with lavender flavoring. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Fantastic outdoor seating, one of the best ive seen in New Orleans. And I'm in love with their coffee. I enjoy a smooth cup with no aftertaste, and thats what you get here. And they have a everything bagel with cream cheese, which is as close to New York as they come. Cool spot! read more

Saint Coffee - Happy place - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Sorry to hear this very small but really cool artsy coffee joint has closed. RIP Saint Coffee on St Claude. Guess it's better to be a sinner than a saint in Nola. read more

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The ginger lemon iced tea is bracing and will help you at least feel like you're detoxing from whatever debauchery preceded it. The breakfast sandwich is quite good (basic BEC) and I got mine on foccacia which felt like the right move. Maybe I'm basic, but I wish they had ketchup. read more

Love the ambiance, food and service. I love the lavender latte and fruit bowl and my husband loves the breakfast burritos. 5/5 would recommend! read more

Amazing Breakfast Burrito and great coffee. Would definitely come back again for both. Especially the burrito.

Absolutely delicious drinks. The lavender syrup that they use in their lattes is AMAZING -- best lavender latte that I've had in a long time!! My partner got the "red drink," which was an unsweetened tea if I remember correctly. It was strong, and I didn't love the flavor without sweetner, but with simple syrup (which they have for costumer use) it was so yummy! read more

Been here during the early morning & in the afternoon... seems a pretty cool place. Fairly constant flow of people in and out. Lots of regulars. Great disposition of the gentleman on the other side of the counter as he takes & fills your order. Food items are delivered to your table if it requires a wait. There's a self serve area for tweak your coffee or other items. Artwork on the walls, some for sale, adorn the place for a eccentric, mellow yellow kinda vibe. Narrow two seating tables allow for maximizing of space. Although the space is intimate, it works. Some people sit outside in the front, great view of the street & all things Marigny/Bywater... Some people sit outside on the back patio... Then others take their items to go... Anyhow you do it, it works. Free WiFi is way cool. A water jug & cups sit out for thirst quenching breaks as needed. I found the pricing to be fair as well. There's a little lot off to the side, idk if it's for tenants or the coffee shop, either way, I suggest street parking. Summertime hours means closing early, like 5ish. And there's a five dollar minimum on credit card transactions. read more

Saint Coffee - Bagel & pepper jelly - Coffee & Tea Near Me - New Orleans, Louisiana

Really great bagels that aren't a million dollars! Competent espresso drinks! Cute queer vibes and a large outdoor courtyard! Super friendly staff! read more

Delicious food. Whoever is cooking the eggs knows what's up and is obviously a really good person. (Anthony Bourdain). Breakfast Burrito w/ Boudin. Legit coffee with house made syrups. Not too sweet. Adorable & comfortable outdoor courtyard. Went 4 days in a row when my friend came too town and it was consistent AF. Good music and atmosphere. Will def be back and you should go. Really represents the neighborhood. read more

Delicious food, excellent and friendly employees, and their $2 for a bag of day-old donuts has been a deal that brightens my day on the regular. read more

I went here twice when I was in town because the location was very convenient to where I was heading. The shop is so tiny, but comfortable with tables and enough room to sit and talk or work. The coffee is good. It's strong and flavorful. I had my espresso with condensed milk, which was a nice treat. They have some bagels, but they aren't really fresh. However, the jalapeno spread is delicious. Nice people, great service! read more

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Started the day at a quaint and friendly coffee shop with an 80's vibe. They had some great vegan and gluten free options, clean and fun atmosphere, and pet friendly Plus a unique little boutique area in the back. There was a lot of pay it forward kindness to some of the local homeless that wandered in as well...made the heart smile to see kindness in the world. read more

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Walked in this afternoon looking for some iced coffee. Saw a guy in the back washing dishes but he never acknowledged my presence just looked at me and kept washing dishes. No other staff around... after standing around for 5 minutes I walked out! Not cool read more

The shop is small but quaint and cute. The service was excellent. The granola was awesome and the coffee was just ok. I ordered a large Americano which comes with two shots and I ordered 2 additional shots, it was piping hot and truly ok...but I love for my first sip of coffee to make me close my eyes, smell and savor it. Sadly that didn't happen with cup but I'll give it another try! The owner contacted me right after I posted my initial review through Yelp and asked me to remove my "bad" review, saying that they were a local shop catering to neighborhood and so on. I explained to him that my review wasn't negative and that i gave honest feedback and that I indicated I would give their coffee another try right in my review. What I left unsaid at the time was it "is now my neighborhood"...it was one of the first places I went the day after moving here. The owners email was a complete turnoff! It certainly lacked what drew me to the city and what I've experienced from other places here...that good ole southern hospitality. I went on to read responses made by the owner's wife to folks that actually gave poor reviews -- in one she cussed someone out. Here's the thing, if you can't take constructive feedback and utilize it to improve what folks are saying about your services, then you're probably not going to stay in business. To be perfectly honest, I haven't been back. I decided they could cater to the "neighborhood people" they want to and I'll visit one of the many other options for that cater to rest of us neighborhood folks... read more

*Oh Saint Coffee, I should be offering prayers, but instead I offer praise* With it being but a (extra dark roast) coffee bean's throw from my house + those friendly, speedy baristas (including one of my favorites, formerly from Orange Couch), tasty cold brew, not one but two non dairy milk options *and* vegan offerings for lunch and treats (haven't tried these yet), Saint Coffee is quickly becoming my go-to for coffee on the go. I wouldn't mind spending more time in there, though I haven't really been dwelling at coffee shops when I'm in town, probably because it's where I spend most of my days when traveling for work. It's small/cozy inside, but they have a really nice side patio, too, though on nice days it may be hard to get that coveted outdoor seating! I love all the local art they have going on in there and right now there's some interesting jewelry, too. This place really offers up that quintessential Marigny/St. Roch/St. Claude neighborhood feel. Full disclosure: I may have an extra soft spot for Saint Coffee because it reminds me an awful lot of my former business, The Lucky Cat, when it was more of a coffeehouse and less of a bar/club. read more

St. Coffee is a lovely little coffee shop on St. Claude with good drinks and friendly baristas. This place is FUNKY with a capital FUNKY. The inside has so much wood that you might mistake it for a (funky) cabin. The low relatively low ceiling doesn't feel claustrophobic - it hugs you like a nest. There are giant (funky) murals that blend folk art with graffiti stylings that are positively beautiful. I've only had the iced coffee and it was good, albeit inconsistent in strength. Give it a taste to evaluate its strength before dumping tons of milk in and you'll be good to go. The coffee beans are from (funky) Portland, not Coffee Roasters of New Orleans. That's a welcome change since practically all New Orleans coffee shops get their beans from that one (un-funky) roaster. St. Coffee seems to draw a tight knit, local crowd of (funky) individuals who have all been exceedingly nice, even when I roll up looking all too J Crew. I was also pleased to see the baristas offer the same hospitality to people walking in to buy a cup of hot coffee with a handful of change as those buying a triple extra dry soy cappuccino. WIFI tip: don't connect to the unprotected "guest" wireless, instead ask for the (funky) password to the protected one. read more

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On my first visit to Saint Coffee I scan the menu, then approach the counter to order my favorite drink, a caramel macchiato. Saint Coffee has both machiatos and flavored syrups on the menu, so I thought they could accommodate the request. When I ask for my drink I am told by the clerk "we do not make those Starbucks drinks." The clerk then points to a small framed picture of a saint, adjacent to the register, and says "You see, this is St Coffee." Thoroughly confused, I settle for a regular macchiato. My girlfriend, who accompanied me, orders a bagel. Strangely, the clerk asks us if there are any bagels left, gesturing to a metal container that she herself can see. There aren't any there, but another clerk points out that there are bagels behind the counter. The clerk assisting us looks at the bagels, pauses, and turns to tell us "We aren't doing bagels right now." I pay, and tip generously, as a courtesy of it being my first time. Then we wait on my machiato for 15 mins, all the while a clerk wrongly calls out that my "caramel machiato" is almost ready. My machiato tasted remarkable, although it had an unusual amount of grounds. Personally, I find the establishment, or perhaps its employees, to be pretentious. I believe I was given bad service because the clerk assisting me formed an opinion of me. Another small coffee shops that has flavored syrups, MonkeyMonkey, has no issue accommodating a caramel machiato. read more

I love this place. Their outdoor patio is an awesome place to bring your dog or have a nice breakfast! They had a great americano, which was perfect for the rainy day. Their donuts & Apple fritter were also very good. I would like to come back to try other breakfast items, because they all looked & sounded good, plus they were very reasonably priced. I'll for sure be back soon! read more

It just seemed like the right time and place for some granola - and it knocked my socks off. "Thicc" yogurt & date syrup, come on. Coupled with an iced Coffee (with Mexican Brown Sugar) led to a perfect early morning. read more

I'm not up for eating breakfast at the ASPCA. Three large dogs in a cafe at once is really taking it too far. People that think whatever they like is fine for everybody else do not deserve my business. If it's that important to the owners' to welcome dogs in, they better hope they turn out to be paying customers. It's just as well; I've tried all THREE vegan items on the menu and they didn't impress. read more

It's hard to find good espresso these days. Seems like the trend is moving towards commercialized, higher-priced coffee that is very light. I was certainly impressed by the espresso from this place. It was bold, flavorful, and smooth. And best of all, I was only charged $2. Why can't more places be like Saint Coffee. If I move to New Orleans this will be my spot. Well done I say read more

Great menu, comfortable and friendly environment. Roomy outdoor seating, too. Highly recommend.

Only getting a 2 star because the coffee is good. However, me and my girlfriend walked in and everyone stared at us, we are black and instantly felt singled out. No one even greeted us, when the barista walked up to me she just stared, I had to speak first. Told her it was our first time there and all she did was list the flavors, did not mention any favorites of the shop or anything, customer service was lacking. Also forgot to mention, we were only greeted 2 minutes after she finished having a conversation with coworkers. We got our coffee and were still not acknowledged by saying "thanks come see us again" for them to be supportive of trans and queer lives, they sure did not seem supportive of black queer people. Did not feel welcomed at all. If you're black and decide to go there, don't. But if you do, I hope you have a good experience. It's 2023, almost 2024 damn it, please stop being weird. It may be a white only coffee shop to be honest. ‍ read more