I get the iced latte, my husband gets the flat white both are absolutely perfect. Smooth, no…read morebitterness, just really well made coffee done right. In a city where you're eating and drinking your way through every meal, finding a coffee this good is a genuine gift. We will be back every single visit without question.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Baked goods are just ok. Had the almond croissant and was tough. The brownie was more like a butter…read morebrownie. It was ok. Had eggs and bacon. Their lalaquiZ bean is very good and balanced. It went well in the salted maple latte. The caramel vanilla latte could barely taste either flavor but was ok.

Found this Gem while driving around. Parking right in front on the street…read more I ordered an almond milk latte and the drink was bold and delicious. Decor is a mixed bag of reclaimed wood some vintage 80s furniture and some modern touches of tile and bling wood. A nice roll up door with high Quonset hut ceiling. With roasters In The back so you can watch their operation. A nice place to sit and do work or just grab a cup. Service was excellent. Quick and friendly. I am looking forward to having another latte!

Excellent lattes! It's a chill, quiet spot that's perfect for getting some work done. Because they…read moreare a small-batch coffee roaster, you can really taste the high quality in every cup. Definitely worth checking out! Start your day off with a little mojo!

***DoorDash order***…read more My hot chai latte with their house made chai syrup and oat milk was perfect. Not too sweet, not too watery. I appreciated the care they took to pack the drink, too. The label covered the top and the sipper was taped over for safety. The gooey brownie bites with an infusion of cold brew were also very yummy. They, too, were packaged to prioritize food safety within a sealed plastic container. I really appreciated that. After such a successful delivery order, I'm keen to check out the in-person experience.

Coffee was okay. I ordered the cortado but it tasted very bitter. Kinda like they over roasted the…read morebeans. I'm will to try them again later.

I was wondering around the WB with Re and she suggested we go "to the candy store." I was confused…read morebecause it was already after 8pm and what would be open? Royal Roastery that's who! This unassuming spot in a strip mall was gorgeous inside. And it serves coffee, pastries, ice cream plus y'know candy. AND they roast their own nuts, spices and I guess coffee beans. There were definitely folks hanging out and enjoying a Turkish style coffee... I guess either the caffeine doesn't hit them the way it does me or they had no plans to sleep. The candy isn't labeled 100% correctly but you kind of know that gummy worms are not gummy strawberries. I tried an assortment bag of gummies and some of chocolates and the price was by the pound. Re got some freshly roasted unsalted cashews and they were delicious! Parking is easy in the strip mall lot. And as you step in you definitely leave Louisiana and step into another country.

Royal Roastery is a bit of a mixed bag. They've got some savory nut options- I tried the barbecue…read morecashews. They were fine. They also carry some gummy and chocolate varieties, some spices, some boxed coffee, some Middle Eastern pastries. Only some things were labeled with either what it was or the price of it, so that was a little disorienting. I was surprised to find a cafe and gelato bar inside. The gelato flavors were incredible. I settled on popcorn caramel and baklava in a waffle bowl. An employee said that everything was made in-house. The price was standard considering that all was made there. The service was weird. I kept getting served after people who'd gotten there after me. My ice cream scoops were significantly smaller than my boyfriend's. Returning isn't high on my list of priorities, but I'm glad I tried them.

Undergrowth Coffee is the perfect neighborhood place to get a little work done, relax, or converse…read morewith a barista about international coffee varieties or home-made oat milk - all while sipping on an iced coffee or taking bites from a delicious baked treat. I stopped by earlier this morning, loved it, and will definitely be coming in again. As soon as I walked into Undergrowth, I was greeted by an incredibly friendly barista who directed me to seating in the front and rear of the space. The shop has outdoor seating on Magazine street, as well as high-top seating by the window, a couple bar stools behind their espresso machine, and a few two-person tables along the wall. Among art, photography, and other trinkets - plants seemed to be thriving in the ample natural light of the storefront, on the counter of the barista station, atop the fridge or hanging in the window - which I felt contributed to the lively ambiance of the space. I also appreciated the green-painted walls, vintage light fixtures and tables, and antique tile floors. I sat at one of the two-seaters, which I found perfect for working on my laptop while watching people come and go from the shop. I didn't venture into the rear part of the space, but saw a few people go back there to eat food or drink coffee at what I assumed to be larger tables. Apart from plants and paint, however, what made Undergrowth stand out to me was its selection of coffees and other treats curated by a philosophy of ecological and social sustainability that came through in every aspect, large or small, in the running of the shop - from their sourcing of coffee from family or woman-owned farms or their 50-cent discount for re-using a cup. Not only do they make their own oat milk, but their cow-derived dairy is sourced from Progress Milk Barn, a family-owned farm in McComb County, Mississippi - less than a two hour's drive away. When I came by, they had four roasts on their shelves that one of the co-owners took me on a tour of: an Agaseke variety sourced from a woman-owned farm in Rwanda, a Costa Rican top-shelf, and your standard Honduran and Guatemalan beans - all of which had some verification of ethical origin. The coffees were relatively inexpensive compared to other ethical varieties I've seen, and were available in 12 oz bags. I went home with the bag of the Rwandan, because I really enjoyed its description as a coffee with a hearty semblance of roasted sweet potatoes balanced with fruitier notes of peach, prune, and lemon. I had two coffees while hanging out at the shop - a spiced cinnamon-cacao cold brew and an iced americano - and a brownie made with sumac and belgian-swiss ruby chocolate. Both of the coffees were wonderful, and I would recommend either. I especially loved the sumac brownie, which was a hard choice while trying to decide between cookies and cherry-chocolate or cheddar-jalapeno scones. I also appreciated the kindness of the staff at Undergrowth. They greeted regulars and welcomed strangers - and were incredibly charitable to myself and others who had questions about their coffee or their business. A young woman and a child came in and were greeted by name and kudos on the kid's Lilo and Stitch t-shirt. A couple walked in with a dog, who received a complimentary biscuit for being "not just a good boy, a great boy!" A group of some twenty younger guys, who were playing basketball across the street, were all greeted with offers of water and a place to cool off from the heat. One of the co-owners sat on a bar stool and gave the full history, description and care instructions for one of the plants on the countertop to a curious family. They say that kindness is a virtue that pays dividends, and that principle was evident in both the staff and the people who visited Undergrowth. I will definitely be coming by again. Undergrowth is in a perfect location on the intersection of Napoleon and Magazine, right next to a park, a bar and other shops and restaurants. I'd bring my friends here, have an interview or meeting here, or recommend it to anyone looking for a welcoming and comfortable space in Uptown. Say hi to the co-owners if you come through!

Undergrowth Coffee is a chill coffeehouse, eclectic decor, friendly staff and great coffee choices.read more

Been looking for a local shop that sells good coffee beans. My partner's dad told me about this…read morespot and I saw they have a special honey tahini latte. The latte was really good and balanced and I was happy to know the coffee beans I picked out was the espresso used in the latte. Plenty of seating, perfect for getting some work done or chatting or reading. Would love if they start a rewards program cause I can see myself going there often !

Spacious, cute coffe shop walkable from ferry in Algiers. Totally has a quaint neighborhood feel…read more Friendly staff and patrons. Enjoyed the iced horchata latte.

If you're looking for great coffee in New Orleans, Hey! Cafe is a must-visit. I decided to order a…read morelatte with their salt honey syrup (it's not officially on the menu as a standalone drink, but just ask for the syrup!). The flavor was delicious. Maybe a touch too sweet, but still an expertly pulled latte. The service was spot-on, with a super friendly barista who had our order out fast. The cafe itself has a great hipster vibe that I really loved hanging out in.

Neighborhood cafe with cool eclectic decor. Friendly baristas. Love their breakfast tacos.read more

Cherry Coffee Roasters offers an upscale real coffee shop experience in a quiet part of Gretna…read more They take coffee seriously here, so expect a stronger cold brew with lots of tasting notes. The design of the shop has fresh tile and hardwood flooring, paired with a reclaimed wood ceiling and multiple styles of seating. It feels very Pacific Northwest - which is good in my book. The seating is definitively Wayfair - so not very comfortable. I am hoping they can incorporate a cozy couch somewhere in the space: I found there wasn't a great spot to feel truly settled in. The baked goods looked great, and they offered at least one gluten-free option. I had a ham and cheese croissant and was surprised that it was very crispy and both the ham and cheese were also good quality. Cherry Roasters definitely cares about their craft and it shows!

This is the newest location from Cherry Roasters. The coffee shop is a quiet. The vibes are real…read morechill and mellow. The barista August brought was great. He had wonderful energy, and was very helpful.

this was a small coffee shop but we came because a lot of the coffee shops in the area used their…read morebeans to make coffee. I always like to pick up a bag of beans when I travel so this was the spot. This bag is some of the best beans I've bought in a while so I was very happy. I would come back just for the barista. Alexis was the barista and she was so sweet and fun! They also gave Lucas a free birthday drink. I got the salted honey latte and it was perfect portions. It was amazing not only the flavor but the coffee taste gave it a 5/5 in my book.

Goodness I hate to say this. Highly recommended by many people but just didn't hit the spot for me…read more First, the barista was so lovely and kind, and I could tell they enjoyed working here and making drinks for people. The space, adorable. They had a little bit mighty roaster working in the back. Respect for that. The coffee: vibe is hot and iced drinks in compostable paper cups and pasta straws. I think this is very cool and environmentally conscious but it also gave me an idea of the coffee I was going to get. We ordered two iced oat milk vanilla lattes. The oat felt a little watery to me? Not sure what they use. We didn't really drink much before tossing it but strange enough I'm still glad I tried it. I think my drink just needed more ice and more vanilla so that everything would be a little more pronounced. I did appreciate that I could taste the espresso. It definitely had a fruity, juicy, lighter 3rd wave vibe. I think I would better enjoy a simple shot or flat white from here. Just wasn't what I was looking for.