The location was great and a short walk. There were two workers working hard once it got busy…read moreafter we sat down. The quality and service were great. Samples given which we nice. Brownie was fudgey and very decadent . . Menu options and prices reasonable . Cute atmosphere and items to purchase .

Cute dessert/cafe. I came after lunch and just wanted something cold and sweet so I went with a kid…read moresized gelato and got the cherry flavoured one and that was rich and delicious! I also got a strawberry macaron to go. It was pretty dead when I went around 2pm. Such a cute spot just to hang out and sip on some coffee and munch on some treats. I wouldn't mind coming back again to try more gelato flavours. They take card only not cash friendly.

Visiting from Ca. and this place is great! Had the chicken and biscuit and a side of sausage gravy…read more Shout out to John our server!

Second time made the difference Excellent service…read more Casual laid back ambience Food was excellent Pastry outstanding

I was so excited to get to try Ayu Bakehouse for the first time. On the corner of Frenchmen and…read moreDauphine in a beautiful corner building, it's just so appealing. There are some cute tables and chairs outside as well as about 10-15 seats at counters inside. I was greeted when I walked in and got in line at the counter. The pastries looked so fresh and delicious it was hard to choose just one. I went with a Pan O Chocolat, a chocolate filled croissant and iced latte. The prices are typical for a coffee and pastry. The croissant was so flaky and mouth watering. I ate very slowly enjoying each bite. The iced latte was good as well. I sat right by the espresso machine and enjoyed watching the baristas making coffees. I saw one come out with a perfect heart on top. They also have full bread loaves for sale as well as items for breakfast and lunch. I will definitely be back to try another pastry.

I lucked out by finding Ayu Bakehouse. They happened to be located on the same block as my Airbnb…read more They have a wide variety of baked goods to choose from, with the ham & cheese croissant and parm & chive biscuit being my favorites. I wasn't a fan of the cinnamon roll due to the crunchiness of the raw cane sugar on top. Ayu is a counter service restaurant with a full service coffee setup. The line moves fairly quickly, so don't be deterred if the line is out the door. Seating is very limited, so we took our items to go. Definitely worth the visit!

Really tasty savories and sweets. Good, flaky pastries. Delicious sesame latte, and rose water…read morelatte. Nice, friendly and efficient service. Loved it.

First time here! The pastries are great--I tried the Bearclaw and the croissant, and both were…read moreabsolutely delicious. The bakery has a cool open-concept layout where you can see the staff cooking and baking. However, the open kitchen also revealed some pretty noticeable hygiene issues. I noticed the staff preparing food without gloves, and I even watched an employee eat a tortilla while actively assembling burritos. Additionally, no one was wearing hairnets or hair restraints. Beyond that, seating is very limited (similar to other Bearcat locations), so I highly recommend ordering to-go!

Line was long AF, I said these crab beignets better be worth it -- it was. I could've used two of…read morethose thangs but I didn't know what I was getting into and i wasn't waiting in that line again so get 2. If you're waiting for the plain beignets, they're gooooood but everybody sells beignets you'll be aiite missing out on these because that line in that heat is no joke.

The owner greeted us as we were in line before 9 AM (lol, but it is that serious!!) We ordered all…read morethe beignets to try out and it was HEAVEN! We were the first in line so we waited about 10 minutes afterwards. If you're around during crab season and love yourself some seafood, make sure to order it Def skip any other beignet place and check out Loretta's

I stopped by Levee this morning, and it was entirely worth being late to work for. The staff is…read moreincredibly energetic, friendly, and engaging, setting a great tone from the moment you walk in. The bakery has a light, airy, and intentional vibe that balances the rigorous standards of a serious artisan kitchen with the warmth of a local neighborhood spot. The baked goods are truly some of the best in New Orleans. The technical execution is flawless, and you can taste the high standards in every item. My absolute must-haves are the breakfast sandwiches and the croissants. The crisp, buttery layers are perfect. Highly recommend!

people were not joking when they said you have to go early! we went at 10:30 on a Friday and they…read morewere nearly sold out! the egg, bacon, and cheese croissant was so good!

This family-owned business has been a New Orleans institution since 1905. In fact, its name is…read morestill imprinted in the sidewalk tiles of its former location at 617 Ursulines. The establishment began as an ice cream parlor selling handmade gelato but has since expanded to include pastries, desserts, espresso, cappuccinos, & lattes. The shop embodies the old-world charm of Sicily, and everything is authentically produced in small batches from high-quality local ingredients. The first gelato flavor that founder Angelo Brocato first produced & sold was Torroncino - a vanilla-based gelato with cinnamon & ground almonds. It's still served in their shop today. Locals love their handmade gelato, Italian ices, & desserts - as do I. My favs are the cannoli and signature Italian pastries. I'm also a big fan of the Spumoni, which is served in slices (as it should be). Sadly, Angelo Brocato III passed on July 22nd at the age of 85. His burial was private but the locals gathered for a big celebration to honor his life and the joy he brought to them over the years.

Locally owned Italian dessert shop with ice cream, cakes, and coffee. They've been opened since…read more1905! My BFF and his family took me to desserts after our dinner. I could say everything was perfect here (super rich, flavorful, and sweet). I had their Spumoni Cheesecake which was good, my buddy recommended and ordered their Alaska cake which was good (but a bit too rich and sweet for me). Try and support local shops, Angelo was a perfect night cap to dinner. About 15 minutes away from Bourbon St, they also have locations in the airport too if you need your Italian dessert fix!

Extraordinary pastries and wonderful ambiance. I'm still dreaming of the authentic French…read moredelectable food that I had.

Tender soft chocolate croissant, quality coffee options. Pretty interior and a good selection of…read moreto go juices and snacks.

The best dessert place in town !!! Service is excellent…read more Lovely shop - great place to sit and enjoy a coffee and a dessert.

Unbelievably bomb gelato! Pricey but worth it ! Interior is so cute too. Workers are friendly and…read morewill let you try samples

I first came to this bakery a few years ago to pick up a cake for an anniversary. We were in town…read morefor a week. I have thought about this cake and tried to make it back to the bakery each year I visit. Finally made it back here, this time with more suggestions of what to get. Crawfish cornbread was amazing! Cake was as good as I remember! I didn't realize they closed at 2, so we made it just in time but missed out on sandwiches. I recommend coming earlier for lunch to get all the goodies. We'll be back!

I've been a few times when ive visited lately cause my family getting their wedding cake from here…read more I've tried a few desserts and I just didnt like any. It was a little dry to me. I dont like cakes refrigerated cause I feel like it dries it out more... try it out for yourself. I give all the star cause last time I came i had a boudin roll. It wasn't called roll but it was good. Soft yeast roll time with filling boudin, cheese amd something else. Best thing ive had from there. If there was more filling it would be perfect. The roll to filling ratio was off. It was mostly bread. Staff is always great. Respectful amd nice whenever I visit. Parking is street parking. I've never been when its busy so always able to get a spot.