My family love it often go there every time visit my daughter live there and delicious and soft so…read moregood

Everyone was friendly and welcoming, that's a common theme down here I really appreciate…read more First time I've ever had beignets, I honestly don't know how I feel about them. They were fine but at the same time I don't think they're for me. Credit to them that they fried them up hot and fresh to order, these things don't sit around dying under a heat lamp or anything like that, you're getting a quality donut. I did really like the iced cafe au lait, the coffee is really good. I would recommend trying it yourself and forming your own opinion. Me personally I think I like donuts better than beignets, maybe because I'm approaching them with the mentality of a donut and how you can get different styles and flavors and whatnot. I almost think I'd enjoy these more if they had a glaze I could dip them in, or a fruit jelly or jam or something similar. I understand there are beignet shops that do that but I wanted to try the original based on its history. The coffee however is the star of the show. Better than Starbucks, Dunkin, Tim Horton's, 7 Brew, or any of those chain coffee places. I'd come here for the coffee if nothing else.

Gary crushed it. Great food. Very nice spot to stop for a burger and a beer. Would come again for…read moresure.

Food was very good. Guy it the bread pudding and it was delicious. It was a great place for…read morevisitors to stop and eat

One of the best poboys I've had, and I've had some really great ones!…read more Like that it's outside the quarter and more local/neighborhoody.

Popped in on a Tuesday in early June, wanting to snag a po-boy for the road on my way out of town…read more Restaurant wasn't too crowded, just before noon, and the woman working the register and taking orders was quick and very kind and attentive. I got the surf and turf poboy, fully dressed, with gravy and all the fixings. And fries. Had a nice local ale on tap in a frosty mug at the counter while I waited. Po-boy was excellent; fries were surprisingly good. Only thing is that the po-boy needed, for my spicy palette, the kick it got from the hot sauce I drizzled on top with most bites. It was flavorful and filled, and bread was nice and crusty and help up well in the car. This spot is definitely a gem for a reason.

Everything about this place is fantastic. The philly cheese…read moresteak was done perfectly and with care. The service was kind...I even tipped extra. I love the atmosphere. It always seems so "happening."

Caffe latte Da! They have it all for breakfast and lunch. We visited on a Saturday morning and it…read morewas hopping. Although there were a lot of people, the line to order moved quickly and there is plenty of seating. The menu is large and has not only breakfast items but lunch as well. There is an assortment of baked goods as well and a variety of coffee items whether you like cold or hot. We had the White Chocolate Hot Chocolate, the Carmella which is a Cafe Mocha with chocolate, caramel and whipped cream. Both were delicious! We tried a blueberry scone and a blueberry muffin. Both were fresh, moist and delicious. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their food and coffee and having lots of conversations. Definitely a great coffee, breakfast and lunch spot in Harahan!

Delicious as always!! I had my first meal here before I was even born about 61 years ago!! Rocky…read moreand Carlos never disappoints!! Great service, great food and cold drinks!! You gotta love this local well established restaurant and bar!! I wish I could have one of everything on the menu!! I will be back!!

Very wholesome mom and pop shop place. All food is homemade and it really feels like that. I…read moreordered the veal Parmesan and it was just ok. Kind of lacked flavor and the red gravy was pretty bland. The hamburger steak was good. I really enjoyed the Mac and cheese, onion strings, and the spinach artichoke balls. Overall: 3.5- I respect how everything is homemade and you can really tell. Huge portions as well! Some of the food lacked flavor but nothing a littleTony Chacheres could not help !

Love buying whole beans from here. Yummy coffee too and such a cute little spot. Come here quite…read moreoften.

A small but mighty coffee house. Super cute ambiance. The Vietnamese coffee is a winner!read more

Love this place for Banh Mis! The ladies there are always so nice. The bread is so good and their…read moredesserts are fantastic!

This place is a super secret, the Grilled Pork Banh Mi is so good! You get a large size for $8. The…read moreolder lady working was so sweet, and everything tasted fresh. I'm definitely going back when I get another Banh Mi craving.

They don't miss. I…read morecan't lie, at this point, almost every time I come back home, I have to stop at District Donuts Sliders & Brew. Lupe Fiasco said hip-hop changed his life... I'm not saying District Donuts did the same for me but I'm also not not saying that. This was only my second time here, but I already knew what I was coming back for: that almighty hot chicken & honey butter biscuit. If you don't know, it's a French toast-style biscuit with a 'hot' fried chicken breast and honey butter. Yeah... it's as crazy as it sounds. And yes it lives up to it. I'll admit--it was a little big-back of me to try to take that down solo, so I shared it.... This time We also tried a salmon kolache (really solid), and I grabbed a ramen kolache to go. Creative menu, that actually works, nothing feels like a gimmick, like it has become at Crumbl Cookies [yea they caught a stray] The space itself is clean, well-designed, and the staff was friendly and extremely helpful. They were even training a new hire while keeping everything moving smoothly, which says a lot. I enjoyed this place so much I ended up buying a shirt and a bag of $20 coffee. I never do that, but I needed to take something with me that I couldn't eat, just to represent some good food and my hometown. Some of the best breakfast-style food in the city, easily. This place earns its 5/5 every time. Also officially added to my "EAT NOLA" playlist.

The donuts are some of the worst I have ever had. I paid $17 for 5 donuts, took one bite of each…read moreand my wife did the same and even my 8 year old didn't like them (other than the glazed). So we ended up throwing 80% of them out. Seriously the second worst donuts I've ever had (the other was a place called 5 sisters). The burger was a lot of flavors - not always in a good way...it was just like taking 17 things and smashing them together in a burger and the burger itself was MASSIVELY overcooked...it was 5 minutes past any pink left and just short of a hockey puck. The chicken sandwich was fine, again...lots of flavors, but not any consistent flavor in a way that made sense or was really good just more different flavors. The waffle fries with cheese were deconstructed and there was some bbq sauce that I still don't know what it was supposed to go on (that being said it was the best thing I got). And the meal was $70?!?!?!? Yikes. Hard pass on this place.