Teatery is a fun spot for some Bubble Tea and company. The store is not big, but it isn't trying…read moreto be - and that's fine. Lots of drink options, snack options, and "new things" to try before walking out - like Taiyaki. I had my first-ever Taiyaki here and it was delightful. Have a partner who wants a hot tea while you're in the mood for an avocado smoothie? You're in luck! Would you like a randomly dressed miniature rubber ducky? You're in luck! Wanna waste some time getting a fun item from one of the many claw machines? You're also in luck!! Their seasonal snacks and drink flavors always reflect the seasons and what's fresh, but I always ask for a recommendation when I'm ordering. But, always add extra boba... cus why not?

This is the place to pick up boba or just get caffeinated! There is also a store number 2 on…read morecollege dr. I'm personally not a boba fan but they have a Vietnamese coffee that is fantastic it's my usual but this latest time I was recommended the salted coffee and loved it. Not the place to study but possibly for a few people chat session. Note: you can adjust your sweetness and milk!!

It was nice to finally experience this place but it's quite overpriced to me for the quality. I…read moretried 4 of the truffles and had the lavender, strawberry, bourbon, and passion fruit. Only half way liked the lavender. The others not so much. Service and the cashier were nice/pleasant. The shop is cute and colorful. Nostalgic and exciting to be a "kid is a candy store"! My godchild loved the gummy sour candies he got. Also tried the birthday cake caramel corn. It doesn't have much of a taste. The caramel is even bland. I did appreciate that it wasn't overly sweet but would actually have preferred that. Could be my choices. I may try something else from here soon.

Great service! Gentleman that waited on me was very helpful with suggestions. Chocolate was…read moredelicious!

People made a big deal about the Bermuda Triangle back in the day and as time went on, we realized…read morethat it was kind of fake thing. But one thing that is more true than the Bermuda triangle is the Baton Rouge Bridge Crossing traffic back up. It's like as inevitable and predictable as anything can be and I am getting to enjoy it firsthand today. Always a traffic accident always a lane closure. Now usually I do the farm market Road north of Baton Rouge to avoid it but today I needed to go this way. The I-10/I-12/110 Triangle maybe? And I knew that my first stop would be French Truck location. I wanted coffee for the rest of my trip as I am traveling with my brewing equipment. I sampled their Festin, and their single source, Kenya, and Ethiopia and I decided to get a bag of the Ethiopia because it has that profound blueberry flavor profile that I like in small doses, thinking it was be a perfect coffee to share with my friends in Florida. And now on to lunch at Mestizo. A wonderful staff and ambiance. Great coffee shop music. I will bet that if I waited long enough, Tame Impala would come on the sound system. Lol.

This stretch along Government has been booming over the last decade and places like French Truck…read moreCoffee have played a key role in the neighborhood's revitalization efforts. Despite not being a big coffee enthusiast, I have come to appreciate all they've brought to the table as a serious coffee destination. As a venue, it's a beautiful spot with a good amount of outdoor and indoor seating. Their creative use of branding with lots of yellow, distinctive fonts, and merch are displayed throughout the store, becoming a central theme of their decor. Coupled with natural lighting, plenty of seating, good WiFi and a cool display of their brewing process, it's evident they've taken big steps to ensure their venue is one of the least ordinary establishments in the city. They honed their craft in New Orleans and have managed to do the same here. Their New Orleans iced coffee was dark and potent, while their Japanese slow drip aka Oji drip iced coffee was pleasantly delightful. The cafe au lait is classic and a nice rendition compared to the many places that do the same throughout the state. The macchiato, cappuccinos, and americanos also deserve their own mention. Like any quality coffee place, they sell all kinds of different coffee brews by the bag both online and in store. They also sell food as well ranging from breakfast items to salads and sandwiches. Avocado toast seems to be a big hit here, but they have a wide range of open-faced toasts that includes smoked salmon, pimento and prosciutto. I am definitely eyeing their croissant sandwich for future visit. Prices are standard foodflation but I think the coffee and the ambiance will always be the central focus. They have a good amount of people on staff and therefore the waits are never too long. Customer services on point and the bathrooms are very clean. Parking is available in the back and there is limited street parking as well. With locations in Memphis as well as the OG in New Orleans, they should be very proud that they've done well in Baton Rouge.

A fun way to experience a little French cuisine and ambiance. I went here for lunch on a Saturday,…read moreand it was pretty busy, but such a vibe! There are tons of options for food. I was craving a sanwhich, so I got the half Caprese sandwich with a side of fruit. You order at the counter, and if part of your meal can be made right there, then it is. The fruit could be made right there, so they gave me the fruit cup and then gave me a number for my sandwich. It took a minute for the sandwich to come out, but they have free bread slices by the fountain machine that I got while I waited. When my sandwich came out, I devoured it. It was so good and hot...just how I like it. There is no Coke products here, only Pepsi, so beware of that. When you are done, you just leave the tray/plate and they come get it. There is tons of seating in here too.

Pleasantly surprisingly good! I wasn't sure how Caprese would do as a sandwich, especially with…read moremixing balsamic and mayonnaise. That's where the surprise came from - it is really, really good! The baguette was toasted to perfection and balanced the amount of cheese very well. The pasta was refreshing and also surprisingly good. I thought it would be a very "tomatoey" salad, but it wasn't. All flavors are well balanced, mostly. Personally, I'm not a fan of green onions, so to me this pasta was a little heavy on those, but easy enough to pick them out. The Turkey Bistro also very delicious! The sun dried tomato mayo goes so well with the turkey. The toasted bread is a little hard so be cautious of that if it can be an issue. Tomato basil soup was very good, a little too chunky for my taste but still taste good. Loved the free dipping bread for soaking up all the delicious soups and sauces. Extremely friendly and helpful staff! I loved the quaint cafe vibes. The bathroom was very clean and easy access. Lots of parking as it's next to Barnes and Nobles. 5/5 Will return soon!

La Madeleine has become a depressing restaurant in comparison to its former self. The food has a…read moretendency to be overcooked, especially the quiches. The pastry selection has steadily decreased over the years. I believe they may need to work on employee/management training to increase quality control. On three separate occasions I received quiches that were visually burnt. I hope this La Madeleine can rise up from this low point in the future. I kept it at two stars because the ambiance and coffee are still alright.

Service was deplorable, only quiches for lunch available? Lentil soup was (?) crunchy? Better get…read morebetter!