Great coffee!! The staff is always kind and friendly. And a very cool vibe inside. Great for work…read moreor homework!

Cute and clean. Little hard to find. It is on the back side of the church. Staff were friendly and…read morefast! I had an iced dirty chai and hubs had the blueberry matcha. Both were very good.

This is my usual coffee spot. They have good seasonal flavors, the coffee quality is always very…read moreconsistent, it's fast, and the employees are nice and helpful. Going from Coffee on the red to one of the dime a dozen chains around bossier is like going from eating a 5 star meal to eating lean cuisine, because once you know the difference you can never go back.

This place is so AWESOME we came here two mornings in a row. JP even remembered our names…read more Ordered hot mocha the 1st morning and JP remembered what we ordered the 2nd morning. We also ordered these breakfast rolls stuffed with all kinds of good stuff... I wish I remembered the name but picture attached to this review. Thank you JP for the great service and we'll return when back in town. Inside is cool with great stuff to buy. HIGHLY RECOMMEND...EXCELLENT FOOD AND EXCELLENT SERVICE BY JP

The beignets were delicious and hot. Tasted a lot like Cafe du Monde! The Viennese blend coffee…read moreis always fantastic, and they know how to make all kinds of great iced coffee if you think it's too hot to drink regular coffee in the summer.

Best coffee in Shreveport ; velvet ice; different favors; clean; good service…read more End of review

Upon walking in, I was immediately greeted. The barista at the register patiently waited for me to…read morereview the menu and decide what I wanted. When I asked for a recommendation, choosing one latte or another, she asked a coworker what they'd recommend which is what helped me decide. I got the iced wedding cake latte and rhino burrito, and both were phenomenal. Dare I say, the burrito is one of the best I've ever had. To top it all off, this place had the chill vibe I needed to soak in before hitting the road for 4 hours. They play music, but it's not super loud, so it's easy to get work done here if needed. I'll definitely be back next time I'm around!

Nice place in downtown Shreveport for breakfast and coffee. Lots of great concepts, could use…read morebetter execution. Reheated breakfast items are reliant on a microwave. Good quality but they should use a salamander to reheat instead of microwave which makes it rubbery.

The cappuccino, was delicious, well- prepared and very tasteful. The young, ladies that taken my…read moreorder, were very pleasant, beautiful smiles, with great great customer service. The drive thru, line was crowded, but the lines moved, pretty quickly, no loud music bumping, just a beautiful Saturday, everyone waiting patiently for their orders. Very nice!

Outside line was left to sit while inside line was served. Slow and rude and we love 7 brew. Not…read morethis one!!!!

Here's a professional version that still makes the point clearly without sounding reckless or…read moreoverly emotional: I've been here countless times and have always had good experiences. I've also met the owner several times as ive been coming here for years and he has always been kind, friendly, and welcoming. Unfortunately, my visit today felt very different. I walked in and was not greeted or acknowledged, even though I was standing right in front of the staff. Shortly after, another couple walked in and were immediately greeted by two employees, while I was still standing there without anyone speaking to me until I was asked about my order. As a Black man, that kind of experience is hard to ignore. I cannot say for certain what the reason was, but I can say that I felt overlooked, uncomfortable, and unwelcome. The lady with pink hair did eventually come out and speak to me, and I appreciated that, but the other staff members made the environment feel cold and unfriendly. It's disappointing to feel like the welcoming atmosphere may depend on who is working, or who is walking through the door. I hope this was just a bad day, but it left a bad impression.

Cool little coffee spot tucked in suburbia. Looked like the owner was slinging drinks and they were…read moreefficient and ton of sugar free flavor options. Went with oat milk because they do not carry skim. Ton of snack options and lots of local artwork on display. Will try again!

Wonderful ambience and great coffee. The baked goods aren't bad either. The outdoor area in the…read moreback is a wonderful place to sit and talk, and the kids can roam around a bit so you get some peace.

The food & the coffee were solid, the workers were friendly & easy to talk to. Plus the vibe of the…read moreplace was chill, it felt like I could just chillax and get some work done. I definitely recommend this place.

Small coffee serving spot, that offers Starbucks. Many of the same favorites. PSL, macchiato,…read morecappuccino. But there's only one person, so the wait is an issue. If you are in a hurry. But if you ARE in a hurry, you're in the wrong place. It's a hospital. Slow down. They 'don't offer refills ' but on occasion, I have been allowed to refill my house brew. In addition to coffee, you can also pick up a food a pastry, sandwich, salad. The selection is small. But varied. The staff is friendly. And the coffee is...... Starbucks.

Not a real Starbucks. Coffee is awful. It's inside the VA. I ordered a plain cup of coffee. She was…read moreserving Starbuck's "Pike." It was old. It was not hot. It was luke warm. Yucky!!! The muffins are moist. They were only taking credit cards at the time. No cash. It was better when they would brew a pot every hour. That's the least the VA could do.

We were looking for a bakery in Shreveport and found Lowder. As soon as I entered the bakery I saw…read moreall of the scrumptious looking baked goods - cookies, scones, croissants, cinnamon rolls, etc. They also sell coffee, homemade pizza kits, and merchandise. The only disappointing thing is I couldn't buy more; I will definitely be returning to taste more of these delectable baked goods. Staff was courteous and patient and when discussing seating led us to the other establishment the family owns - Docs, the sandwich shop next door. Highly recommend Lowder and Docs.

The sausage and cheese croissants are a 10/10!!! Flaky croissant with a savory sausage filling. The…read moreoutside tastes slightly sweet. I came for a cream cheese king cake and decided to try a pastry. Both tasted great! We will be back!

I have been coming to the Farmer's Market for yeeeeears! I LOVE it! First, it's free to get in!…read moreSecond, if you're a male on a date, this is theee place to go on a Saturday morning! You can walk around, eat breakfast, get your morning coffee, squeeze and thump a couple of melons (Hey!...No! I know what you're thinking!) The Farmer's Market, located at Festival Plaza in downtown Shreveport, is a nice place to people-watch, it's a great way to spend a Saturday morning, shooting the breeze, talking to farmers, merchants bout their crops and wares. This year (2012) looks to be the most popular and well-attended yet! Just about everything (literally) is sold under the sun! Everything is covered by large tents or canopies so you can stay cool! Today I bought a huge Patron bottle filled w/ delicious tabasco peppers! Awesome!...There is also a nice lady, under the bridge, after you've walked through both large tents, selling the most delicious breakfast sandwich, made to order...It's a chorizo sausage with a fried egg on top...THE BEST!!! She makes other breakfast items and other delicious Mexican dishes. The name of her business is Ki Mexico and just look for her booth under the bridge near the restrooms! Also look for Herb Swooch, who sells homemade dog and cat treats (that's right!) and jars up a mean set of peppers as well (See Patron bottle-only 8 bucks!!) Anyway, love the Farmer's Market, it's just a great community gathering. There is also a Farmer's Market, albeit a somewhat smaller version, on Tuesday afternoons. Here is the schedule: Summer Market- every Saturday until September 1st. Saturdays 7am to noon every Tuesday until July 17th Tuesdays 3pm to 6pm. Fall Market-Saturdays only-October 27th to November 17th Saturday 8am to noon The following is just a very short list of some of the things that are sold at the Farmer's Market: Fresh fruit and vegetables (of course!), all sorts of baked breads, cookies, cakes, pies, pork rinds, flavored crackers, beef jerky, fresh cut meats, wine, arts and crafts, salsas, jellies, jams and preserves, pickled this and pickled that, food made to order (such as sandwiches, coffee and cokes), live music, etc, etc, etc. Most vendors are cash only, so bring a wad of cash with you! 20 bucks will get you pretty far and should suffice, unless you lose control here, which is easy to do, and then you may wish you brought a little bit more with you. Parking is also free! I love the Fall Market too! It rocks! And if memory serves me right, the Tuesday (Summer) Market also has a cash bar in addition to live music, so bring your i.d.! There is no cash bar at the Market on Saturdays, sorry, to all of you crawling out of the bars and clubs downtown at 6am! Trying to still get your drink on! Go home!

This is the kind of farmer's market that's worth a visit, even if you don't really need anything…read more It's organized and big enough to always be worth a visit, but still feels local and funky and not overwhelming. Everything from veggies and meat to preserves to beauty products and plants.