This is a New Orleans staple. In most cities, you list attractions and sites as must go places, in…read moreNew Orleans, you list the food and restaurants. And Cafe Du Monde is a quintessential must go place in the Crescent City! Even for locals, nothing beats a plate of fresh beignets covered in powdered sugar ashes down by a nice cup of cafe au lait made with strong chickpea laced coffee. Go for the beignets and stay for the people watching. Like the food court at the Mall of America's, you'll see every walk of life come to Cafe Du Monde. You might even see a local musician or politician here. The vibe and the beignets keep people coming back. Laissez les beignets rouller!

Cafe Du Monde is a NOLA staple and a must stop if you've never been. The beignets were…read moregood-covered, literally, in a mound of powdered sugar- there was powdered sugar everywhere. Coffee was good, we got a hot and iced. I really enjoyed the iced coffee. Servers were great- prompt, professional.

Have stayed at the hotel next door several times. Finally got to check them out tonight. Had…read morealready eaten so had a cocktail. Greg made me a great dirty martini with delicious blue cheese olives Definitely dig the vibe of this place. Will need to check out whenever I am in town. Great and friendly service from everyone

One of my favorite places in Nola besides the fantastic restaurants and my 20 appearances at…read moreJazzFest, is Drip Affogato Bar Nola on Camp Street. I hear they're moving to a larger place which they have earned. When I first met the couple after they just opened this joint I was impressed with their leap of faith to create this place. The interior is an Alice in Wonderland full of whimsy, interesting art and beautifully designed decor that screams fun. Just like on my first JazzFest in 1987 an elderly man with one tooth in his mouth ambled up to me and said "if you can't have fun in New Orleans, you ain't got a pulse" My friend and I ordered the following Gris Gris with espresso: gris gris banana brown sugar gelato, praline rum ball, brûléed banana, caramel rum drizzle, cinnamon dust, espresso boozy version option: spiced rum evo drizzle option: koroneiki It was delicious and was a perfect ending after we had a great meal. I look forward to their move to their new location which I heard will have an event space. All the best to Drip and the Drippetts.

It's a YES. Here's why…read more.. Besides the NOLA cool interior, courtyard- and yes, a bar in the back, latte was great, as were pastries. Staff was super

Before heading on an alligator tour, I wanted to get a coffee and quick breakfast. This was right…read moreon the way and had the reputation of being a local favorite, so we decided to give it a try and boy was I not disappointed. The line was 10-12 people deep but to me that just meant it is that good. We ended up waiting around 15 minutes to order but it was worth it. I got a latte and the sausage quiche which was delicious. There are a few tables inside which is so cute and we were able to find a nice cozy spot by the window to enjoy. If it were a warmer day we would have also loved to sit in the court yard. Overall 5/5 stars!

This place was super cute and the coffee was great! I also had their gelato (cherry) and macaroons…read more(pistachio) both were good.

Gelato and fine patisserie in an elegant setting, what a delight…read more Visited for an afternoon snack and we had some coffee and. Pistachio raspberry tart. It was so beautiful and delicate it was a shame to dig into it. Very delicious and skillfully crafted. Friendly and considerate service.

Visiting New Orleans for a conference and found this gem. They may have small plates, but they are…read moreBIG on flavor and originality! Also the ambiance was beautiful in an outdoor courtyard, with a handful of tables inside two, and the servers were so sweet. We started off with marinated olives (not your regular green olives), then had the cesar salad (crispy and delicious with crushed croutons - just watch out for the anchovies..lol), next was the mushroom toast (if you love mushrooms you must give this a try), then came the meatballs (with a hint of curry and morrocan spices) and finally the lump crabcake (just scrumptious). Please check it out!! ​

Food was good, pricy but good. Cool vibes, outdoor patio is nice all be it loud. Service was ok,…read morebut they were very busy also so that's to be expected. The soap in the bathroom was amazing.... Not kidding...

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.

If breakfast had a personality, Café Fleur De Lis would be that effortlessly charming friend who…read moresomehow wakes up looking perfect and already has coffee brewing. We went all in: shrimp and grits that were downright phenomenal (I'm still thinking about them), a goat cheese omelette that was so good it made me question all my past breakfast decisions, and pancakes with berries that tasted like they were made by someone who genuinely cares about your happiness. The coffee? Strong enough to fix your life. The service? Warm, attentive, and somehow psychic--they just knew when we needed refills or another mimosa (which, for the record, felt less like a drink and more like a lifestyle choice). Honestly, this place doesn't just serve breakfast--it gives you a reason to get out of bed. 10/10 would wake up early again... and I do not say that lightly.

On the Friday before Mardi Gras, my lifelong friend and I have a tradition of going to breakfast…read morebefore all of the shenanigans and walking parades kick off in the FQ. Our goal every year is to find somewhere new, and Cafe FDL definitely fit the bill this year. There is quaint seating on the first and second floor, and it feels like there's not going to be enough room, but the wait isn't bad. The service was quick and attentive, and the food was hot and filling. The alcohol was... alcohol. What's there to say about that? Price wise, it was reasonable, and it was filling enough that I wasn't hungry when I left, nor was I ill-prepared for any shenanigans that the say might bring. Definitely a solid choice for breakfast in the Quarter. Not fancy, but filling!

Still a New Orleans Gem - Visitor since 2018!…read more I'm updating my review as of April 2026 because it's important for visitors to know that The Vintage has absolutely "still got it." My last review was in 2020, and I'm happy to report that the quality and atmosphere remain top notch. Whether you are looking for a morning pick up or an evening wind-down, this spot covers all the bases. Their beignets and coffee are a classic must have, and I can personally vouch for their Americano. It is consistently well made and delicious. They also have a great selection of beer and cocktails if you're looking for something a bit stronger. What really sets this place apart, though, is the hospitality. We have always had great interactions with the staff, but a special shout out goes to Jimmy, whom we met this past week. He was incredibly kind and hospitable, truly making us feel right at home. Jimmy if you are reading this, THANK YOU!! If you want a spot that feels authentic, welcoming, and consistently excellent, put The Vintage at the top of your list!

Cute cafe! l love the decor. The furniture is very cute & standout ottoman piano did look vintage…read more This is a walk up & order at the bar venue Your are given a number to your table. The menu has many choices. I ordered the firecracker shrimp with side arugula salad. The shrimp was yummy the salad too but expected more on the salad maybe cucumber or tomatoes over all for just having cheese on Arugula with dressing was ok. I paired it with the shrimp and it was tasty! According to the hop on/off bus the beignets & champagne are the hit at this cafe. The bartender made a wonderful cocktail with champagne & it was delicious! The spot is dog friendly & in a cute little restaurant/bar row & shops area.

Amazing Burgers! Great Donuts! Could not recommend more!…read more Their French fry's are also great! Food: 9/10 Setting: 9/10 Price: 7/10

This place is my guilty pleasure. I have yet to try a donut I didn't like and the big bird…read morebreakfast biscuit is soooo good. The turkey sausage gravy is everything. The coffee is good too but that frozen Vietnamese coffee is dangerous I felt like I was going to jump out of my skin.

Mojo is a great coffee spot. The sausage bisuit with sauerkraut and mustard was surprisingly tasty…read more The chocolate muffin warmed up was deliscious. The boudin burrito has gotten larger since last time I had it. The spicy sauce with it is so good. I took the rest of it to go. Also a great working atmosphere with lots of tables and chairs.

Convenient to our Air bnb. Pretty standard independent coffee shop in a repurposed building. Hard…read moreworking, serious staff. Loyal neighborhood regulars. Open early, closes late. Did I mention the coffee is good?