Very Good coffee and toasted ham & Brie Tartine! A simple unique breakfast place amongst the other…read moregreat restaurants clustered here.

This has been a great spot to get breakfast with the dogs! They have a lovely side area to sit with…read morefans. I had a mushroom patty with Brie, strawberry jam, and tomato on a croissant that was delicious and pretty filling! Everyone there is so kind too.

To borrow an aged internet trend, the perfect blueberry muffin doesn't exi-…read more I've had more than I can count, but Levant's blueberry muffin is the best one I've had in years. It had the perfect amount of blueberries. The muffin was flavorful and had a beautiful crumble to it. It didn't taste gummy or glutinous. My drinks, much like the service, have been equally impressive. I've also enjoyed the chicken pesto panini. I appreciate how quiet the interior is for studying. Outside, there is a good amount of seating, but I found that my WiFi service suffered significantly. There were no outside sockets, which is rare, but deeply appreciated. Otherwise, I love it here.

Stopped in on a Tuesday midday and it was the perfect vibe for working!…read more Good music at a comfortable volume, kind staff, and busy without feeling overcrowded. Plenty of seating options, many with outlets, and cozy chairs throughout. The Turkish coffee is fireee (honestly the main reason I came) and the potato bureka was tasty. Definitely coming back when i'm nearby. Great new spot for coffee. Nutty and herbal options is a plus! Heard their matcha is good too!

Trekked over here on a Sunday afternoon and waited in line for about 10 minutes before being…read moreserved. The interior was pretty cramped based on their layout so it felt chaotic at times. What I got: Kaya bun (10/5) -- no sweetness whatsoever, just pure coconut pandan flavor coming through. Custard had the perfect consistency--thick, creamy, and has a slight egginess that, if you are familiar with dan taat, will appreciate--and did not leech any moisture into the pastry. Also love the choice of coating in dessicated coconut since it again did not add any sweetness and the fineness melted in your mouth with each bite. Pastry itself was buttery and tender with a slight chew crawssant (5/5) -- a seasonal item of twice baked croissant filled with crawfish and mozzarella. Buttery, flaky, gooey with a kiss of heat...it was fun and satisfying to eat not to mention filling. Surely, I will return to pick up some pastries for my loved ones back home.

Fantastic bakery!…read more The boudin boy is amaze balls and the we love the muffuletta bread too. We prefer the vegetarian muffuletta bread but both are good. The service is good. It's an order at the counter kinda place. The place is loud inside and small so we either grab and go or eat outside. We absolutely love this place!!!

What a wonderful experience! I love that this is set on the outskirts of downtown, tucked away in a…read morelittle neighborhood and filled with charm. The staff was very friendly, the atmosphere cozy and woodsy, the food delicious and the prices fair. While some people did dress casual, most were dressed up. This is an outdoor, covered restaurant so please dress accordingly in the cooler and warmer months. 10/10 would go back!

What a fiasco. Hostess didn't show up at stand for a full eight minutes. When we told her we had a…read morereservation, she acted as if she couldn't care less and said the "other tables are busy." Five more minutes passed and the staff couldn't care less. Then, another guy walked in and was immediately seated since he was friends with the staff. The hostess returned and told us it would be at least fifteen more minutes before we could be seated. "You can get a drink at the bar," she told us. Yes, the bar that literally has three occupied stools and ten more people crowded around. So, a reservation doesn't actually mean a reservation. It means "wait for hostess to show up for eight minutes, then be ignored for five minutes, then be told you won't be seated until half an hour after your reservation, while we give preferential treatment to our friends" Please avoid. If you are interested in French cuisine go to Crepe Nanou uptown. We had excellent service there.

Update to correct some typos of my first review, Honeys is quaint cocktail, wine, and coffee café…read more I got the egg salad & everything bagel, and it was awesome I tasted a light curry, turmeric flavor, it may not be for everybody, but I really liked it. I got there early in the morning so maybe they weren't set up yet. I had to ask for sugar and cream. It wasn't self-serve like most places, a good vibe, great service and that several options for snacks. They also have cookies & pastries. Hours: Mon: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Tue: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Wed: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thu: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Fri: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sat: 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sun: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

I was in need of caffeine at night and lucky for me Honey's serves coffee until 9pm…read more Honey's is a coffee shop and wine bar. Really cute decor, good drink options, some bites, and friendly service. Ordered a mocha and a hot chocolate with a chocolate chip cookie. Everything was fresh and delicious! Loved the vibe in here and the thrifted mugs you get to enjoy your drinks out of. They sell some merch, which was a nice touch to get some stickers and postcards. Would definitely come back here whenever visiting the city again!

Great, flavorful food. The BLT (and yes, this isn't some crazy 20-ingredient item) is exceptional…read more The best. Perfect bread, a generous mound of bacon, perfect. Pro tip: get it with the spicy crema. And I'm not sure what the "sparse" comment in another review is talking about. I'm a big guy who can EAT and about a quarter of the time I can't finish the sandwich. Big portions for sandwich IMO The people are the friendliest, nicest restaurant folks I've ever met. This place is treasure.

Heard about this place for a while and never been. Finally one day I was in the area and decided to…read moreget some breakfast. I had the grit bowl with bacon as my choice of meat. It consist of grits, eggs, potatoes, cheese and your choice meat. I have no complaints. It was a very hearty filling bowl. Well seasoned. And best part it was reasonably priced. I mean This bowl cost less than my latte at a nearby coffee shop so...... And it was pretty quick. Nothing fancy but you really can't beat it. I took it to go but the outdoor seating area was cute and lots of shade. I will be back to try the tacos next.

I made it a point to try as many coffee shops as possible in NOLA and this was one of my favorites…read more Ordered the mocha latte and it was very smooth and not too sweet! Inside was cozy and well kept with good music and some plants. Noise level was moderate so good for small groups or working on the computer. They have free wifi. They have outdoor seating as well, lovely place.

So nice neighborhood coffee stop. Clean, cozy friendly staff. Lots of seating. Dog friendly…read more Excellent Coffee and treats

How lucky am I to live so close to this incredible place! Jack is so friendly and every single…read morepastry looks so scrumptious- I wanted to order one of everything! Cute atmosphere with nice seating, and I love a cafe with a sweet dog. Highly recommend!

My wife and I were looking for a good place to have a quick lunch Uptown. In reading the reviews on…read morethis restaurant, I noticed a review commenting about a dog in the restaurant, so that piqued my interest and led me to check out this place. So glad I did. My wife and I love everything about this little place, and we will most certainly return and keep trying new things. Many great choices. The food is fantastic. We split the giant jalapeño sausage croissant and the equally large tomato tart. Absolutely delicious. The ambiance is relaxing and comfortable, and the service is impeccable. But THE highlight of our visit was seeing "that dog." Such a sweet, friendly, and loving dog. My wife and I very highly recommend this restaurant.

This is a New Orleans staple. In most cities, you list attractions and sites as must go places, in…read moreNew Orleans, you list the food and restaurants. And Cafe Du Monde is a quintessential must go place in the Crescent City! Even for locals, nothing beats a plate of fresh beignets covered in powdered sugar ashes down by a nice cup of cafe au lait made with strong chickpea laced coffee. Go for the beignets and stay for the people watching. Like the food court at the Mall of America's, you'll see every walk of life come to Cafe Du Monde. You might even see a local musician or politician here. The vibe and the beignets keep people coming back. Laissez les beignets rouller!

The last time I was in New Orleans was early 2014, and even then my reasons for being in the city…read morewere not touristic. I had the chance to come back to the city last weekend, when a good friend from my Italy days was in town for a conference. I was able to meet her to explore the city for a day, and we of course had to make room for beignets and Cafe du Monde. We almost settled for one of the locations at an indoor mall, but we stuck out a 20-30 min walk from where we were to make it to the original at the French Quarter. Since it was just two of us, we were able to get seated pretty quickly even though there was an expected Saturday morning line. I am also glad my friend had cash because they STILL only accept cash for payment. No credit cards, which is wild at any US establishment nowadays. We also tried to only order one plate of beignets (come in a set of 3) and one coffee each but the server came back with two beignet plates and coffees. $20 with tax included! The beignets themselves were scrumptious, warm, and delicious ofcourse. So I suppose worth any inconvenience that we may have experienced. However, the tables are left incredibly messy. It is true that our server did wipe off our table before we sat down but it is embarrassing to see patrons create such a mess to begin with.

This spot is so sweet! Almost hidden, looks closed from the exterior, kind of punk rock vibes…read moreinside. I had a cortado and a breakfast burrito, both were great-- and I always appreciate when a cafe has not just coffee but also food. I got lots of work done and enjoyed the people (and dog!) watching the whole time. The theme, with the radical saint candles, is so fun. Loved the morning I spent here.

I went while vacationing in NOLA & this coffee shop definitely does not disappoint. The staff are…read moreso kind, the coffee and food are simply amazing. We loved it so much that before heading back home we stopped for my lavender latte and iced coffee and a Brekkie sandwich which is absolutely delicious! The chef knows her way around the kitchen for sure! I can't wait to return.