What a charming little breakfast place…read more I enjoyed the food and sitting in this little area with my family! We got to meet new friends here too!

Nice spot to sit down and have a coffee and treat in St Francisville. I loved the on trend options…read more( think Dubai mocha) of iced coffees, hot coffees , espressos and teas as well as the home style cakes, muffins and savory and sweet toasts . The spot offers a nice atmosphere for a quiet relaxing sit down with friends or to work. The staff was patient as i browsed the options and have good options to fit what I was in the mood for.

Kolaches, breakfast sandwiches, donuts and donut holes are delicious and affordable. I can believe…read morethat they are made fresh based on the taste but when I arrived on a Sunday around 11am it didn't have the fresh out of the fryer smell?!?!? You know that evil bakery smell that makes you forget all your healthy habits. They also are very helpful and cheerful folks who will get you out of there quickly. They do have drinks but think bottled drinks and basic coffee drinks. So, if you want an espresso drink with the donut be like me and bring your own.

They have a good selection of donuts and they also serve Kolaches! Oh, and breakfast items too,…read morecroissants and biscuits with your choice of meats and eggs! Food quality is excellent and they are always so friendly at 0400 in the morning! On to the good stuff, the donuts! They are absolutely amazing! All of them! Seriously amazing! There's only one other shop I prefer over this one and it's over 1,000 miles away so that's out of the question! I seriously cannot find one thing to complain about, they are excellent and I'm very pleased they recently opened just down from my job site! When people ask me where a good donut shop is located, I send them here. You should try it sometime! You won't regret it!

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.

La Divina has become one of my favorite places in Baton Rouge. I usually stop in for a dry…read morecappuccino, and it's consistently excellent. What keeps bringing me back, though, is the atmosphere. In the mornings, it's quiet, warm, and inviting--the perfect place to read, think, or prepare for the day. It's also become one of my favorite spots to meet with colleagues, entrepreneurs, and investors because it's comfortable enough for conversation without feeling noisy or rushed. I also want to recognize Bethany, who makes a genuine difference in the experience. She greets everyone with a warm, full smile that immediately makes you feel welcome. She's attentive, thoughtful, and truly cares about making things right if something isn't quite as expected. That kind of hospitality is rare, and it shows. If you're looking for more than just a good cup of coffee--a place where you can slow down, think, read, or have a meaningful conversation--La Divina is well worth a visit.

Got the Piazza Panini, Hibiscus Tea, and an Affogato…read more Panini had good flavor and texture. I've had better affogato's, but it was acceptable. Service and ambiance is where this cafe only gets 3 stars. Took nearly an hour to get the panini at a non-peak time. Waitress was nice but had a dead-pan attitude. The decoration style is wooden accessories with small chairs and burlap sacks under the glass table tops, very rustic; but also small paintings by local artists on the walls that seemed out of place. Good little restaurant/cafe, but probably won't go again.

Definitely go to Le Reve Coffee…read more We went for a lazy Sunday Breakfast and were very impressed. It has a chic French vibe (think Emily in Paris) that is done very well. Food is delicious and very decently priced (the sausage patty on my breakfast sandwich was huge!). Staff were very personable and friendly. Overall a wonderful experience!

I want to give this place the benefit of the doubt, so I will go a second time to see if it has…read moreimproved. However, our first experience was far from great. My Wife and I went I believe the first Sunday after their grand opening. Which, I get it, things at that time won't run as well as they will once experience is gained and the staff gets into a flow. With that said, some of my issues aren't correlated to it being a busy opening weekend. We arrived between 10:30am and 11am. Upon attempting to order a biscuit we were told they stopped serving biscuits. I am not sure as of this date, but at that time there was nothing on their site or menu that stated breakfast ended at 10:30. I get it, breakfast ended at 10:30, we got there afterwards. Being able to know that prior to arriving would have changed the time in which we chose to go. The woman working the register was very hard to hear. She had to repeat herself multiple times and even apologized for having a soft voice. The staffer was friendly however, we couldn't hear a word she said which caused confusion with our order. That leads me to the music. It was way too loud. I have hearing loss from how loud I like to listen to music however, not in a coffee shop full of other people who are also having to talk loud just to hear one another. The type of music was a little unique for a french style coffee shop as well. 2000's dance/hip/hop/pop is a certainly a choice. I expect that when I go to City Roots or CC's. However, for the atmosphere and size of the place I was expecting lofi, classical, instrumental or something else of that variety. I like the music they were playing, just not what was expected. The coffee was warm, not hot. The coffee was also not bold and I wouldn't have known they used beans from Reve Coffee Roasters. The coffee wasn't close to the coffee you can get at Reve Coffee Lab at Willow Grove. I am not sure if Le Reve uses a different roast or if it was the preparation. My Wife got a croissant, that she requested to be toasted/heated. When it arrived it had not been heated at all. Although, the flavor was good. I got a blueberry biscuit, which is not the same thing as their breakfast biscuits. This was more of a coffee cake style pastry. It was very good and I will definitely be back for it. We will give this place a second chance. I get it was opening weekend and some kinks may need to be worked out. However, next time if the coffee isn't hot, doesn't taste nearly as good as other local spots and the order isn't correct then we may stick to the other places we frequent.

While I didn't see the best ratings for Milford's I decided to give it a try anyways. It's…read moreconveniently located and because I was staying in the hotel, I had a voucher for a free glass of champagne. The champagne was really good, cold and crisp, exactly what I needed after a long day of work. One morning, I was pressed for time and wanted something for breakfast so I go the salmon bagel and a cup of coffee (which was also free because I was staying in the hotel). The bagel itself was good but VERY salty, it came on a everything bagel with boursin cream cheese, spinach and capers. I usually ask for a plain bagel whenever I get a bagel with smoked salmon but wanted to try something different. I have a feeling that this would have made a difference. I ended up deconstructing and only eating the salmon, cream cheese, spinach and capers on one half of the bagel, this made it a tad bit less saltier. The coffee was also good considering I got to make it myself so no complaints there. Do note, that if you stay at the Watermark you do get a lot of perks at the Milford (free glass of champagne and free coffee any time throughout the day).

Dont be fooled by the esthetics of this place... they are serving sub-par, half-assed, overpriced…read morefood. Breakfast Sandwiches are expensive and the quality doesn't justify the price. Our bill for 2 breakfast sandwiches and 1 OJ, came to $22. Whatever they are trying to pass as eggs here, is not cutting it. Just take a look at the pictures I took of our food... Breakfast sandwiches aren't typically made with "fluffy" eggs, because it doesn't fit well on a sandwich, and is too large to bite into! The eggs here are like 4 inches tall, mushy and almost unrecognizable as an egg. My boyfriend took one bite of his food, got up from the table and spit it into the trashcan. The texture was revolting. (He ordered the Turkey Scrambler). I am speechless... and still hungry. Go to McDonalds down the street. You'll eat better and spend alot less money.

Las Brujas Coffee & Grocery…read more 3101 Government St, Baton Rouge, LA 70806 I stumbled across this charming little coffee shop tucked between Elsie's Plate & Pie and Radio Bar on Government Street, and I'm glad I did! The vibe is cozy, welcoming, and full of character. Beyond the coffee, they offer a variety of local and organic products, including honey, milk, eggs, and other specialty goods that make the space feel like a true neighborhood gem. I kept it simple and ordered their Secret Latte, which happened to be the Orange Blossom. It was smooth, mellow, and had just the right touch of sweetness; perfect for easing into the evening. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back to explore more of their coffee creations and tasty treats. Tonylameats Approved

I like how the place is decorated with eclectic furniture. A good place to come and do work. Very…read morecozy atmosphere. They had really good coffee flavors. I tried the maple and it was delicious.

these donuts are literally heaven. they're soft and freshly glazed. Definitely better than Kristina…read moreKreme. You see them making them. They also sell kolaches, bear claws, donut holes, and other stuff. I definitely recommend these donuts to anyone. I love them and I go at least once a week.

We eat here once or twice a week. Good value for a BIG portions of whatever you order. Can't go…read morewrong with the hamburger or steak poboy. The shrimp fried rice is good, too.