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Fatma's Cozy Corner

4.7 (200 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Timothy P.

Great surprise find while driving around. A nice Mediterranean breakfast place. The menu has some traditional but it seems to me Mediterranean fusion. They have a great pastry selection as well. I had Turkish coffee this string cider with the grinds at the bottom. I am a fan but some may think it is bitter or too strong. The Turkish coffee more than espresso so I recommend you try it at least once they also come with a little bit of water and lagniappe sweet a Mediterranean fig candy. (Fig maybe) For breakfast ordered the 2 egg bake over easy. (Also available scrambled) it is baked with tomato sauce. The flavor was balanced and full of umami. I did some homemade salsa in clear bottle near the counter and salt and pepper. I thought I added too much but it only a bit spicier than I like I am about a 6 for 1-10 spicy scale. Not sure, but I think you have to buss your own dishes at the end because they are pretty busy, there is a tray next to the water dispenser. Thanks to everyone at Fatma's Cozy corner it was a great breakfast. I will definitely bring friends next time.

Two Eggs Breakfast, 10/10
Ming L.

Fatma's is a cozy corner indeed! Located a just south of I10 and north of the French Quarter, Fatma's is a local establishment that seems to drive both tourists and locals alike. We ended up ordering almost everything on the breakfast menu including a variety of coffee drinks and were very pleased. Most of the dishes have a very light feel, indicative of fresh ingredients and relatively light seasoning. It was a good breakfast to counterbalance an otherwise very hearty trip of Cajun food in New Orleans and we felt all the better for it. Everything is counter service and I will say the service is a bit slow in like a local, everyone is working at a happy pace kind of way. The Two Eggs Breakfast pictured was definitely one of the favorite - very flavorful with the egg poached in tomato sauce but still not heavy. My favorite part was a wiser woman sitting in the corner of the restaurant crotcheting something next to a chill cat. Good times for all.

William P.

Such an amazing restaurant with the most kind staff. Locally owned with great, quality food. They always have calming jazz music playing. I can't speak highly enough of this place. The ambiance is very cozy and eccentric. Plenty of places to sit and eat both inside and outside. The food was amazing! I got the egg sandwich with sausage and it was one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had. The salmon lux bagel was very fresh and the cream cheese was really good. Please go visit this place if you're nearby.

Tradicional Turkish breakfast menemen with soğuk sausage variety of cheese olives and toast with çay (Turkish tea)
Damaris L.

Love this Turkish traditional dish place made husband and I always go when we are in New Orleans I would recommend to go eat organic food the location is so comfy and very well decorated New Orleans style! Love it

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Breakfast biscuit sandwich
Michael K.

They have a delicious breakfast biscuit sandwich here! The vibe is super cozy with a cat sleeping next to a grandma who is knitting near the entrance! Solid iced coffee and hot coffee as well.

Chicory French press, shakshuna, iced tea and king cake!
Jessica W.

Amazing baklava and chocolate baklava, and my child got her first slice of king cake, and they gave her the baby! Awesome shakshuna too and lovely, living-room cozy kinda vibe. A wonderful morning spot for local dog-watching with the resident cat.

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Tuhin C.

Fatma's is a true hidden gem coffee shop located in the NOLA Treme neighborhood. I love the vibe of this place and service is always outstanding here. It's. true family own business and the food is also great.

Susan R.

We were here in September to watch our Eagles.A must visit! Ambiance is everything.Food is amazing too. Going down for the Super Bowl ? Don't pass this place up! A total chill place . Go Birds

Sadi W.

The cutest corner breakfast spot with the best hospitality and the most yumlicious breakfast sandwiches and coffee! If you haven't stopped in you're missing out.

Turkish Coffee with a Turkish Delight
Maya D.

Cozy, cute little place! I felt like I was at home and could just sit there on a nice chilly day and warm up. The Turkish coffee was good, it was our first time trying it. The owner also gave us 1 Turkish delight to eat with the coffee, which was a nice touch. It was my first time having Turkish delight. I've always wondered what it tastes like since Edmund was so willing to give up his siblings and Mr. Tumnus for an endless amount. It wasn't worth giving up my family but it was a nice treat. The cheese danish was good, but tasted commercialized, like from Costco. I was expecting something homemade...it was still good though! Her baklava was very good! That was clearly homemade and much appreciated. The papaya jam we bought from her was so delicious! Make sure buy jam from her. Such a cozy place, will return!

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10/10. Service, environment, and food we nothing short of phenomenal. Turkey breakfast sandwich was so good!

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The biscuits and cinnamon rolls are amazing! Wonderful place with a wonderful people.

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Delicious food, amazing service and genuine people. Cute ambiance, wonderful gem found on a work trip!

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Small portions, produce cheapest. Good for just coffee and nice place for work on your laptop

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Omg the best sandwiches ever! We went there for breakfast twice while in New Orleans. And get the baklava!

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Order came out wrong but was quickly corrected. The food was excellent I would highly recommend eating here.

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