My favorite drink is back! It's the matcha coconut water which I believe is a spring and summer…read moreseasonal drink now, and it's as good as I remember. The drink was $7.14 which isn't too bad, but the taste is great. It's very refreshing and not heavy at all. I came on a Sunday morning and the inside was a little busy, so I decided to sit outside. They have maybe 4 tables outside with music playing so it was quite nice. One more thing -- i really like the cup lid. Sometimes you'll go to a place and the lid makes it really hard to get an even stir/shake but with their lid it's so easy as you just plug the top with a finger and shake. Small detail but it's something I appreciated. The matcha coconut water is a must try!

Dough Nguyener's Bakery -- 4…read more Dough Nguyener's really introduced me and my son to the flavors of ube and pandan... and I still can't believe I went my whole life without them. Like where have I been?! We are forever grateful for that alone. As someone who already loves Vietnamese culture through food here in New Orleans, this place just hits. Vietnamese coffee is a staple for me--not even for energy, but for the flavor. If you know, you know... that bold, strong, chicory-meets-condensed-milk moment. It's rich, it's cultural, it's intentional. And when you start adding things like pandan cold foam? Simple, but it speaks volumes about the influence and beauty of the Vietnamese community here. I respect it, deeply. Now let's talk about that Croffle... a croissant-waffle situation. I went with the Chantilly and berries because... you already know, I'm gonna choose what feels like home every time. The cream was smooth, the fruit was fresh, everything worked. My only thing--personally--it was a little heavy on the almonds for me. Still good, just my preference. We also had The American--eggs, bacon, French ham, hand-cut fries, garlic aioli, and a baguette. I shared it with my son and made my own little sandwich moment with it. Used the aioli as a base, layered the eggs, bacon, and ham... and I feel like that's exactly what it was meant for. Solid, simple, and filling. I've tried a few other things too like the bánh mì and donuts. The bánh mì was good, donuts were okay... not my go-to for that. But that frozen cocktail? Listen... it was TOO good. Took it to a festival with me and between that drink and that sun, I slept the whole festival away lol. Overall, I'll definitely be back. I still want to try more from the kitchen--especially that chicken everybody keeps talking about. This is a great spot for early weekend brunch, late evening studying, or weekday coffee runs. Not too small, not too big. Beautiful lighting. A really good addition to Gretna.

Love everything about this little place! The food is wonderful and different than you get…read moreeverywhere else, the staff is always friendly and happy to answer your questions. My husband spent a lot of time traveling to Brazil for work and enjoys their food. We usually take a few of their freezer items for appetizers or quick weekday meals. And - don't forget their bakery! So many wonderful goodies!

Juliana makes beautiful cakes!! Anything you show her you want, she can make. The cakes taste…read moreamazing too.

Great service and great selection of Latin American food, products as well as fresh produce. You…read morecould also dine in there, it's very casual. You know it's good because a lot of other Latino customers frequent this establishment. The bakery is amazing and it's very affordable.

best. conchas. EVER!!! so soft and perfectly sweet. staff are all sweet and pastries are cheap…read more(like $5 for a bag cheap). food is bomb too and reasonably priced, not as cheap as the pastries but made fresh so worth it!! come here often and the quality is consistent.

I visited here last Friday morning for the first time. There was free street parking across the…read morestreet. It was very crowded inside. So, the tables were pretty full. I ordered a light lemony-flavored pastry that had a powdered sugar on top. It was somewhat like a scone but not completely. I really enjoyed it. I also had the napoleon which was also really tasty. The cappuccino was also good. I took one star off because the tables and floors were not as clean as I would have preferred. This could've just been due to how busy it was but because of this I am less likely to eat inside again. I'd likely just order items to go.

For a French Bakery. Why are they serving everything in paper plates and paper cups. They are…read moreprobably only one that does that in town. That's not very French like. Pastries are decent, nothing stand out about it. My almond croissant is flat, as you can see in the picture, it taste good, but it is not French. Maybe I came in into a bad day, but nothing here deserve 5 star ratings.

Solid Vietnamese restaurant in a quiet neighborhood. Everything tasted good. They use real…read moreingredients, you can tell from their broth that it is all natural, it is very light, they didn't cheat using msg or bullions. For a southerner, portion is kinda small. Even the garnishes for pho is very little. When you go to other Vietnamese restaurant or watch travel vlog, usually a Bigg bowl of noddles. They have wifi here, seating is limited because it is basically a small house converted to a restaurant. You can park on the street nearby

A NOLA fav for soooo many reasons. Le's Baguette is super close to where I used to live and I used…read moreto go practically weekly (I still would if I could). Craving some lemongrass vermicelli just thinking about it - can't wait to be back

Extremely disappointing and not authentic French pastries…read more Visited Chez Pierre French Bakery & Café on Sat, Nov 8, 2025 at 5:50 PM (Order #34). Address: 3208 Clearview Pkwy, Metairie, LA 70006. Items: Mini Linzer Torte (x2), Almond Ganache, Medium Fruit Tart, Regular Napoleon. Total: $23.13. Every item tasted stale and poorly made. The Napoleon was soggy and bland--nothing like the crisp layered pastry it should be--and went straight into the trash. The fruit tart and linzer tortes were dry, and the almond ganache lacked freshness and flavor. If you're going to call your bakery French, at least have a chef trained in classic French pastry techniques preparing the pastries. I'm surprised by the high rating given this experience. Won't return

We spent $80 on the chocolate chantilly cake, when I made the order I wish I would've asked how…read moremuch it was because that's pretty obscene. But the cake was written on by someone pretty messily and the icing on the top was cracked. For an $80 chocolate cake I had much higher expectations. It was really on par with cakes from rouses

Crêpes Rendez Vous has become one of my favorite hidden gems in the New Orleans area. From the…read moremoment you walk inside, the atmosphere sets the tone. The lighthouse-themed décor creates a warm, inviting ambiance that immediately makes you feel at home. It feels like a place designed for people to slow down, connect, and enjoy life's simple pleasures. The real secret behind this restaurant is the love that goes into every item they serve. The crêpes are absolutely outstanding, and I highly recommend trying them. My personal favorite is the Strawberry Lemon Curd crêpe. The combination of sweet strawberries and bright lemon curd is perfectly balanced and incredibly satisfying. Every bite tastes fresh, handcrafted, and made with care. If you're a carrot cake lover, you owe it to yourself to try theirs. In my opinion, it is the best carrot cake in America. It's moist, flavorful, perfectly spiced, and unforgettable. Another thing I appreciate is that everything is cooked to order. Whether you're dining inside or taking advantage of their convenient drive-through, the food always arrives piping hot and fresh. The service is consistently friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. In a world filled with rushed meals and chain restaurants, Crêpes Rendez Vous stands apart by delivering exceptional food, outstanding service, and an atmosphere that feels truly special. If you're looking for a memorable breakfast, brunch, dessert, or simply a place that serves food with heart, this is it. Five stars without hesitation.

Maybe I don't get it, but everything about my meal there was off. From the unusual ordering…read moreprocedure to the upstairs seating, the tables are all 2 tops and the food was just mediocre. My Croque Monsieur was nothing but a ham and cheese melted in a panini press with one slice of chopped ham and very sour tasting Swiss cheese with a couple of unripe tomato slices. My wife's omelet em was overcooked and dried. Our grandsons Nutella crepe was the best thing on the table but nothing special. All that for $60 with drinks and a tip. The only good thing about the trip was that I now know not to go back.

This is opening day. That being said be patient, be kind, and be grateful they take their time to…read moreget your order just right. This little "Mom & Pop" place does things right. The moment you pull up there is ample parking space and a couple of places out side to just sit back and enjoy the breeze, the peace and quiet of a neighborhood local to an area on the rise. The proprietor Jessica Lopez is a local woman born and bred in the city of Westwego and she is meticulous about getting it right. From her smile on greeting you, to her culinary skills in the kitchen. You will not be disappointed. The people that were there were raving about the sandwiches they had ordered and I can not say a negative word about the Caramel Iced coffee and fresh moist chewy brownie I got to enjoy with it. The old hippy loved his Hot Vanilla latte. They do offer a variety of milk options: but, they also have the tried and true original whole milk. This dream is a long time coming for both the Owner and the customers who are in need of a place to relax and enjoy the subtle background sounds, the spacious set up so you aren't subjected to other's conversations. They even have a kids corner where they can go and hang out: color and do what kids do while you relax. While it is not a full scale diner. There are wonderful breakfast items and sandwiches available for a light breakfast or lunch. And the cost is not so outlandish that you will have to take a second mortgage out. A patron stated that it was the first time he had three sandwiches and 3 large specialty coffee for under 30 dollars total. Now keep in mind this is a new place. It is not a drive thru quick pace set up. It designed to relax, breath, unwind, enjoy the artwork, the ambiance, the peaceful vibe. If you are in a hurry to get back to the rat race of your life, this may not be for you. But if you are looking to support local small business and tired of your money going to a big box coffee shop CEO's newest villa or yacht. Then step into a way a coffee shop should feel. Let the anxiety melt away in the friendly peaceful vibe of supporting a local neighbor making their mark on the city they grew up in and love. If you are on the other side of the river and want to see some local artist work of what the westbank has to offer. Sala Ave in WestWego is a great place to start. Just head down 4th street and enter the way life should be. Slower peaceful and friendlier. And the "Historic Grounds" is just down the street on the same side. Just keep it at the speed limit they do have a police force who are quite good at their job.

New coffee shop located on Sala Ave. in Westwego. I was impressed with the service and their dairy…read morefree chai tea. I tried the potato, egg , avocado dish, it was good but I would have preferred fresh potatoes. The atmosphere was calm with fun deco. I'll go back for another chai!