Tried for the first time. Restaurant is cute. The beignets were hot, fresh, & delicious. We'd…read moredefinitely come back.

The workers there are very kind. You can tell they have a high volume output. I will say that the…read morebeignet were dense. Now I am no native to Louisiana at all. So if that's how they are supposed I'm all for it. They load up your beignet with lots of powdered sugar that a plus and leave powdered sugar containers on the table to add to it. They have their own coffee mixture with cream and sugar added to it. But they do have extra condiments to add too if you would like. Very affordable and bang for your buck. Very crowded place so it's def a fav within Baton Rouge.

Delicious, fresh made beignets. Warm service with a smile, and a nice, casual atmosphere.read more

Ordered a dozen beignets for my family and we really enjoyed them! They had to make more dough in…read moreorder to make my order, so it took a little while, but the wait was worth it. Will definitely return when I have another beignet craving.

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!

As one of the most low-key businesses in all Baton Rouge, A&J Cafe also happens to be among the…read morebest and very much embodies the mom and pop vibe. Located inside the Baton Rouge's Orthopedic Clinic, they are the lifeline at least food wise for so many important members of our medical community. The long time owners, John and Anna are fantastic people. Super friendly and engaging, they really are some of the nicest people I've ever met. They take pride in their service and understand what it takes to make a customer happy. The food in which they serve inside this smallest cafeteria type setup is pretty simple. It's a mix of cafe food mixed with Cajun flair, so think gumbo, jambalaya, muffalettas, and simple things like fruit, breakfast foods. I also appreciate that as Vietnamese folks but they've incorporated this into their menu. They have all kinds of various total suits for on Fridays they make pho. How glorious. Another thing that should be noted is that they actually were able to snag a lot of king cake. Not just your average king cake but from one of the best in all of Louisiana and perhaps the south: Dong Phuong (#1). They were such a lifesaver during the pandemic and allowed folks to order multiple boxes as long as they came for them. ______________ (#1) Dong Phuong: https://www.yelp.com/biz/dong-phuong-new-orleans-3

Absolutely great food and wonderful service, in a surgical center of all places! Definitely…read moreconvenient for a stressful day!

Leola's Cafe is a place I've always wanted to try and passed everyday. My sister hosted a…read moreGalentines Day here and it was perfect. The be building is nice and cozy and gives a homey vibe. The food was amazing. I had the Southwest Omelet which came with brisket inside cheese and avocado. Everyone else at the table had a bite of my omelet it was so good. It came with potatoes. I also tried their biscuits and cinnamon butter and they were chefs kiss. Perfectly made. The grits were a 1000/10. The best grits I have ever eaten and I've eaten man grits in my life. The service was so great. We had an amazing waitress who was so sweet and helpful since it was our first time and was able to help our large group during our visit!

Great experience for our large group! We had a Saturday 10:30 a.m. reservation for 17 people, and…read morethis place accommodated us perfectly. Haylen was our server and did an excellent job, very attentive, and all of the food came out incredibly fast. I ordered the hot sausage biscuit with cheese grits, simple but absolutely delicious. Everyone in our group enjoyed their meals. I also tried several mimosas (lavender, watermelon, and classic), and at just $3 each, you truly can't beat it. The food prices were very affordable too, which is a huge plus in this economy. The space was cozy and charming, almost like dining inside an antique shop. Overall, a great experience, and I can't wait to come back and try more items on the menu.

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.

I visited during the week after the breakfast rush and before lunch. The space was clean and there…read morewere not many people there. The drinks station was clear of any mess, trash, and spills, so it was clear that they cleaned up. I was quickly greeted and after some food was delivered to a table, my order was taken. The price was very reasonable for my meal. It took about 3-4 minutes, and she was at my table with my breakfast croissant in hand. I drove a few minutes to work, and it was still warm and quite tasty and filling. A great visit. I've been a few times for lunch, and it is understandably very busy during those times. Things don't always go quite as smoothly, and I am not as big a fan of the lunch, but still worth the visit.

The so called "Bagel" is not a Bagel at all. At the most, it is a roll. It is steamed and not…read moreboiled. If this "Bagel" was in NY New Yorkers would run it out of the city immediately. Try using Caravan NY Bagel mix. Hope you are using All Trumps or Balancer flour with Fresh Yeast. Disappointing for sure.

Had a excellent experience. The food was amazing Having the cinnamon roll french toast and the…read morebiscuits and gravy. The food was very favorable. Paired with an excellent drink (salted caramel cold brew) Also not pictured is a chicken salad sandwich which is also confirmed good. The staff was nice including our incredible waitress jade

I went here for our friend birthday brunch after class and we all were ready to eat. I ordered the…read moreBLT with country potatoes. It looked amazing but it was just okay. The sandwich was super dry and didn't come with any condiments on it so we had to ask. My friend ordered some drinks. She got the Bloody Mary which came with a lot of toppings. She also got the country gravy biscuit with sausage which was very sage heavy. It tasted completely like sage and less like sausage. She doesn't eat eggs so she gave me hers and they were very dry as if they had been cooked and sat on the counter for an hour. The service was good, however. We had a very sweet waitress. The environment of the restaurant or the ambiance was nice. It felt cozy but I wish the food was better.