Best breakfast in south louisiana! homemade surprises and local coffee!! A must try! Local and…read morethe beat and nicest service around It's like you stepped into a fancy new orleans feel! Has a piano performance for great ambiance on Sundays

Wow! A hidden gem! A cozy place to get coffee, a hot breakfast, and talk with your people…read more Definitely worth hopping off the highway and visiting!

Perfect spot to have breakfast!! Quaint Louisiana town…read moreMain Street business. Locals filled us in on events going on! Simple yet quality coffee selections. Muffins were tender and that sticky feeling when pulling off the wrapper! Croissant breakfast sandwiches came with freshly cooked eggs... ham and melted cheese. A perfect spot to sit down and get the feel of the local offerings.

New Orleans atmosphere in a small town setting! Super friendly staff, wonderful ambiance with…read moregreat food and you have to try the espresso. Highly recommended. A+++++++ Experience.

Awesome costumers service and the food is amazing and will return I had two plates the Baked…read moreChicken plate and the smothered Liver plate and they are both delicious and tender thank you to the wonderful Woman that came for service at the Library and I received her special delivery thank you 100 and will see you again thank you again much love to you all

Please read b/f deleting !…read more This is the only way I have to contact Jeanerette folks. B/F celebration of "Black History Month", everyone should be aware of my late Friend & Colleague, Viola M. Johnson Coleman MD. Although bios say she was from "New Iberia", Viola told me in person that she was from Jeanerette. Viola was a truly wonderful Lady, after successful careers in other fields, Viola became a Family Physician in Midland, Texas for a half-century. Her Husband, Raymond, was beloved long-time Physics Teacher there. Although now gone, Viola left a legacy, including having Raymond's High School named for her. Please search "Viola M. Johnson Coleman MD" for references. I'm now Old & ill @ Saint Martinville, but volunteer to tell what I know about this wonderful Lady. Rick

We had a lil wait time as they were busy ... it was worth the wait as the food was hearty and…read moredelicious. We stopped on the way to the beach and it was perfect to start our day.

The breakfast here was amazing and the spot is cozy. This place for sure is a hidden gem. The owner…read morewas super nice and welcoming. I will be visiting this place again soon.

Knowing I love spicy boiled seafood but cannot deal with too peppery/hot, Sandy makes sure all of…read moremy orders are wonderfully and perfectly spicy but never intolerably peppery/hot. Have only had their boiled seafood but have a friend (one of the best cooks I have ever known) says their plated menu items are beyond fabulous!!

One night I walked they asked if I had a reservation. I told them no. Then the lady we have to…read moreplace for you so sit without that. But they are not a place mandatory to make reservation,they take walks as well. Ambiance.. The entry area surely could use some fixing up. Food I didn't get a chance to try any.

Great spot to stop for a good coffee. We had coffee in the square in Lew orleans before starting a…read moreroad trip and it was not enjoyable so I searched and found willow and coffee was great. Had a small latte with oat milk and a little honey and was great. Staff not super friendly, but not rude.

I stopped by The Willow Cafe looking for a chill spot to grab a coffee and get some work done, but…read morethe environment was pure chaos. I wasn't expecting silence, but the staff and their friends spent the first hour yelling across the room, and the unprofessionalism didn't stop once the friends left. Even with several other customers in the cafe, the workers were significantly louder than everyone else combined, making it impossible to focus while they loudly bad-mouthed coworkers or discussed their shift earnings. While the coffee was just okay, the cinnamon roll was actually very good; it's just a shame the disruptive, immature atmosphere makes it impossible to actually enjoy the space.

This little shop off the highway in Wallace is a must-stop. It serves up some of THE BEST beignets…read morein Louisiana. As you approach the shop it may look like a home but don't let that fool you. The owner is super friendly, so fun to talk to. She's makes everything fresh after ordering. And yes, they take cash and card. The beignets we ordered were super soft, warm and covered in powdered sugar. It's exactly what a beignet should be. Nice and airy and the price is right. You can also get some coffee here, drinks and nuts. There's a massive shade tree out front and it's a perfect place to eat your food or enjoy a drink. This place is a hidden gem that I would recommend to anyone looking to get out of the city.

Amazing establishment with great food and service. I had the beignets with pecan coffee, both were…read moresooo good. It's a great snack place either to or before from the plethora of plantations down the road.

I was so impressed by this little place. We saw the sign for coffee house or McDonald's and we took…read morea chance on coffee house and we were not disappointed. The bathrooms are clean even if one of the doors doesn't latch well. We tried the chocolate Bavarian cream stuffed beignets and the regular beignets and the cafe au lait. The beignets are the best I had anywhere. They were a nice size and they were light and fluffy and covered in powdered sugar. The cafe au lait was just ok, I think we liked it better the cafe au lait mixed half and half with the French roast coffee for a stronger coffee flavor. The service was great. Very friendly and helpful and we don't wait too long to take our food with us. You can sit and eat in also but we were on our way through. We loved how coffee house is tucked into a little antique shop Cajun village. It has Cajun country music playing and there are stuffed gators around and lot of interesting antiques. I wish it were closer to more things to do, but if you're on the road from Nola to Baton Rouge it is a definite must! I really hope to go back with more time and try more interesting things.

Ordered a biscuit with the egg over easy and the egg yolk got all over me. I guess you could say…read morethe egg was cooked all over (me)asy. My hair is glistening from the nutrients of the yolk. And the biscuit was delicious. 5 stars, no yolk(joke)

I'd say get the jazz fest with the tomato soup if you can! it is my favorite thing ever !!!read more

Love this little shop. The environment is perfect for studying or just hanging out. Tons of great…read moredrink options and sandwiches with a small bakery display. The girls behind the counter are always friendly & chatting with their regulars. Speedy too! I've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes if even. The location is great too!

Great coffee shop and cafe with amazing coffee in the heart of downtown square of St.Martin De…read moreTours historical church. Super friendly service with those smooth coffee shop vibes and a wonderful view of the church square outside.

The Studio Coffee Bar has the best fresh coffee in town. Simple and artsy this place is the perfect…read moreplace to relax and plan your next excursion or day trip. Owner is an artist with exhibited works and items for purchase. You can't beat the coffee and croissants. It has a nice selection of teas to compliment the relaxing atmosphere and it is located literally within 1 block walking distance to the many of the historic sites and museums in St Martinville, LA My wish list is for the owner to add one menu item -- freshly fried homemade beignets to the menu in the future. Hint... hint. There would be no need to visit New Orleans. But truly this place is 5 stars. The Coffee, the Vibe and the service are excellent. I do recommend visitors to the www.campingonthebayou.com to visit this spot before launching on their day trip in the RV and support this local establishment.