One of my favorite places to stop whenever I'm craving breakfast near Mid City in the mornings. The…read morepeople are cool and polite, the posting board gives a good selection of what's going on in the neighborhood and city, and (I warn you in advance) there is a case of fresh goodness that will gladly take all of your money. Don't worry--you'll be glad to give it, too. Lol. By the way, they also do special pies/desserts for the holidays, so be sure to ask about those when October and November roll around. Totally worth it. Enjoy.

We came to the station and had a delicious time here! We went up to the pastry cabinet and I…read moreordered an English muffin with egg and cheese. I really enjoyed that you could kind of choose a pastry and what to add rather than having to select pre-made sandwiches. The service was quick and friendly. They also had Crystal hot sauce that you could put on your food! The vibe was very chill. Some people were reading, some were hanging with friends. It was very cozy while there was a crazy downpour!

Cute little coffeeshop in the midst of the Marigny. Large variety of baked goods to choose from…read more Fun vibe inside. Raspberry Croissant: It's in the shape of croissant and the dough seems layered like a croissant, but it felt more like a doughnut. Yeasty dough and a glazed exterior. Plus that raspberry filling. Not what I was expecting, but pretty good. Zucchini Bread: Kinda like those giant pound cake slices at Starbucks, but tasting more homemade. Like you can see the little flecks of zucchini skin. A good pairing with coffee. Quiche Lorraine: Substantial. Lots of egg and big chunks of ham. All encased in buttery dough. Not quite as a fancy as you'd get at a proper French restaurant, but did the trick for a savory breakfast item.

Stopped in while in the area. What a cute and cozy shop. I got a jasmine tea that smelled and…read moretasted divine. The pastries didn't look too appealing, so I passed. Customer service was pretty straightforward. The clerk wasn't overly nice, but she wasn't rude either. It's a chill and relaxed atmosphere. I'll return.

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!

This is an interesting coffee shop that seems to close pretty early by NOLA coffee standards. They…read morehave a unique location inside of a Quonset hut which makes for an interesting experience when visiting this spot. The coffee seems to be of good quality and nicely brewed in my experience. The service is friendly and I've heard some interesting stories from the staff. Overall this is a nice spot to get your caffeine intake needs taken care of nicely.

Delicious! my favorite iced latte in the whole city truly! Fast service and unique vibes!read more

Great decor and coffee but rude barista. I'm not sure if he was racist or just miserable in…read moregeneral but not a warm welcome or way to get customers.

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.

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.

Service: 10/10 Drink: 10/10…read more Ethiopian Iced salted caramel latte with oat milk... with a cute heart straw for a nice touch

I visited Only Coffee on Friday morning and omg this place is so cute and the coffee is SO good. I…read moreordered the iced honey latte and it was absolutely delicious -- perfectly balanced, not too sweet, and served with the cutest little heart-shaped pink straw. That straw honestly made me tear up a little (it had been that kind of week), and the barista noticed. Not only did they not make me feel awkward about it, they were genuinely warm and even offered me a hug on my way out. That kind of human kindness is rare, and it meant a lot. already plotting my return visit to try the waffolino. those chocolate-dipped waffle cones on the counter were staring at me the whole time. gem of a spot.

This place is definitely a spot for the specialty coffee enthusiast, as well as those who like the…read moresweeter things. For me, though, my measure of a great coffee shop is: "how's the espresso?" and by that, I mean, straight espresso, nothing added. We ended up visiting Mammoth both before and after our recent cruise, so two visits in eight days, and both times were great. Moving inside the space, the main part of the cafe is modest in size and, as others have mentioned, fairly minimalist in decor, but that's just fine with me. Each day sees at least two espresso choices, some or all of which will be a single origin. I just ordered one of each espresso and when they reached for a sparkling water glass for each, I explained that they were both for me, so I just needed one. I chatted with the barista briefly about the coffees, too. On the first visit, the choices were their house "Workhorse" blend, Double Trouble, and a bright washed Ethiopian, Teferi Kela. The former was a comfortable blend of Brazil and Colombian sourced beans, with more of the chocolate and caramel flavors but a nice hint of citrus as well. The Taferi Kela was definitely acid forward (in a good way) with bright orange citrus and baking spices dominating. On our second visit, it was an Aponte honey process (which I was familiar with from other roasters), and an excellent Colombian washed anaerobic, Rosados Del Sur. The latter was very fruit forward, with grapefruit and strawberry notes really shining, with a nice acid "tang" as well. The Aponte, while good, was a bit more muted in flavor, and when I mentioned it to the barista, she admitted that they were having trouble with that grinder and she wasn't getting the results she was hoping for that day. Still, it was nice. My experiences here were great, and I'll be sure to visit again anytime I'm in NOLA. If you want the true specialty coffee experience, this is the place.

Mammoth Espresso is a quaint coffee shop with a cozy interior, perfect for a quick drink or a place…read moreto chat and relax. I ordered the cinnamon toast latte, which had a decent cinnamon flavor; my only feedback is it was not as sweet as I'd like it to be. Still was a decent drink and I'd probably return to try the rest of their menu.