When you walk into this coffee shop, you can feel the time and effort the owners put into the…read moreplace. Very cute vibe with nice music playing in the background. Many customers were sitting in booths or tables doing their work on computers. I ordered the vanilla latte and it was good. I also ordered garlic bites with marinara sauce and smores beignet. The garlic bites were a little dry but with the marinara sauce, it worked to satisfy hunger. I ended up not getting the smores beignet because the server had accidentally not rung it up, but I will definitely try it next time. I could have ordered a beignet stuffed with tart and sweet raspberry filling or s'mores filling - marshmallow with melted chocolate and graham crackers. It sounded delicious when the lady described it.

Togo cups and less than mediocre coffee. Not how coffee shop should be. Nice atmosphere but not…read morenice enough for me to enjoy poor flavor. Even went with a sweet turtle latte as to not have a bad taste and that wasn't sweet really but wasn't flavor profile either. Oh well.

The coffee was just AMAZING, I also try one of their pastries for the season, it was a pumpkin…read moremuffin with cream, very tasty. I love their location, it's surrounded by other local shops.

the is the best coffee i've had in my entire life i could…read moredrink this everyday it's that good

PJs is one of Downtown's original coffee shops. This coffee company started out in New Orleans, so…read moreit is Louisiana-local. They are conveniently located at the corner of Convention and Lafayette Streets, right by the beautiful Lafayette Park. They are by the Shaw Center for the Arts, and two quality hotels. They are near it all downtown! Coffee and teas are the main attraction of course. I love their lattes year round, and in summer there are the beautiful velvet ices and iced coffees. I like to check out the rotating specials, which often are interesting and different. Last time I visited they were featuring honey lavender drinks, which make a most excellent velvet ice. They always have some nice baked goods on hand, from savory to sweet. There are also some other nice snacks on hand. My personal favorite is the dark chocolate covered espresso beans! The interior is cozy, and has a great view of the outdoors. There is a small courtyard outside with outdoor tables, but I think if one wants to be outdoors the Shaw Center Courtyard or Lafayette Park are the places to be.

The location was across from our hotel and that was the only good thing about this place…read more First we had no idea where the Barista was- we waited quite a bit- we knew there was someone because there were about 3 police officers with coffee sitting at the tables. When the guy finally came out- Super unfriendly and the coffee and drink were mid- and it appeared the guy working was just done with us- but he was sure nice to the local police officers that left a little before we did as his whole demeanor changed. If your hotel is surrounded by hotels....guess what you are probably going to get a lot of out of non locals and maybe what a big chunk of your profits come from-be nicer and make better drinks.

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.

We have a lunch group off around 20 people who meet on Friday for lunch ... This week Elisa's was…read morechosen. GREAT choice! Our table was ready when we got there soon after we were seated the waiter came to take our drink order. The place is decorated nicely with lots of green and flowers beautiful decorative light fixtures, tables, chairs and booths were very nice ....they had plenty of servers... the place got busier as time went (lunch-crowd) The waiter took our food order and had to explain some of the food since all dishes were listed in Cuban. But he remained calm and took his time and answered all questions we had. The food was delicious.. By now the place was full ... They managed it all and got everyone checked out quick but not rushed ! I will definitely return ! Great place for lunch ... maybe dinner next time ! Did I say the food was great... prices average

I finally had the chance to try Elisa's after hearing good things, and it definitely lived up to…read morethe hype. I ordered the ropa vieja, and it reminded me of a really well-made pot roast that's been braised until it's fall-apart tender. It paired perfectly with the rice and beans. What impressed me the most wasn't actually the beef, it was the congrí. I honestly expected the rice and beans to be more of a filler side, but they were packed with flavor and were enjoyable all on their own. To me, that's the sign of a kitchen that pays attention to every component on the plate instead of focusing only on the main entrée. That's something I really appreciate. A great meal isn't just about one standout item. Every component should be seasoned and prepared with the same level of care, and Elisa's does exactly that. The food isn't trying to reinvent Cuban cuisine or impress you with flashy presentation. They're simply focused on making authentic, delicious food consistently, and it shows. The interior was beautiful, the portions were satisfying, the prices were reasonable, and the service was excellent. There are several other dishes I already want to come back and try, which says a lot after just one visit. If they continue serving food with this level of consistency, Elisa's will definitely become a regular stop for us.

Leola's is one of my favorite brunch spots! love that they have an Eat Fit menu for everything from…read moreapps to entree to drinks!

Leola's Cafe is a place I've always wanted to try and passed everyday. My sister hosted a…read moreGalentines Day here and it was perfect. The be building is nice and cozy and gives a homey vibe. The food was amazing. I had the Southwest Omelet which came with brisket inside cheese and avocado. Everyone else at the table had a bite of my omelet it was so good. It came with potatoes. I also tried their biscuits and cinnamon butter and they were chefs kiss. Perfectly made. The grits were a 1000/10. The best grits I have ever eaten and I've eaten man grits in my life. The service was so great. We had an amazing waitress who was so sweet and helpful since it was our first time and was able to help our large group during our visit!

This was my first time coming to this establishment as an walk-in and I was welcomed soon as I…read morewalked in the door by this great hostess name Kelsea. The establishment was full of people enjoying their meals and the place was very comfortable nice and cool and the food was real good the grilled chicken was seasoned well. I would highly recommend this place if you're in the Port Allen, La area and want some good food.

Very good. Enjoyed the patio back when the weather was cool…read more Fried pig skins are a must.

My 4 stars are based on the customer service, decor, and ambience. The place is clean, cute, and…read morecozy. The music was that of a New Orleans flair. It was nice. The beautiful employee explained the smoothie bowls to me. She also said they do vegan nachos on some weekends and mainly for live after 5 days( not on the menu). Now the reason I couldn't give 5 stars is that I simply couldn't enjoy my smoothie bowl. I ordered the Rainbow Teeze. It was full of fruit and had a really nice flavor, however, the açaí was absolutely too watery. I prefer a cream base. This was more icy and watery. I would return to try a regular smoothie and perhaps the vegan nacho

Came to Baton Rouge for the 2025 USBC Nationals. My group was just walking around looking for a…read moregood place to eat dinner. Ended up at Celeste's not knowing they took reservations. We were still graciously seated. The food was amazing, the service was exceptional, and the ambient lighting was relaxing. Thank you for making my trip to Baton Rouge a wonderful memory.

Creative take on Creole food. Wonderful server who explained the more unique menu items in great…read moredetail. Charming decor that is warm and inviting. Even the ladies room was a beautiful. Artisanal cocktail menu. The sausage gumbo was phenomenal. It had a smoky flavor with a deep mahogany color and a small mound of rice in the center. Get the bowl vs the cup, you won't regret it! The side house salad was really good. Loved the pickled onions. The boudin egg rolls were accompanied with pepper jelly and were fantastic.

Have eaten there a few times in 2 weeks. The chicken and Sausage gumbo, homemade bread pudding,…read morepotato salad and boiled meat plates were cooked perfectly and seasoned. Their breakfast plates were also a good tasty deal. They have 2 ladies on the front line serving, a kitchen supervisor and a cashier. There's also a Manager. They all work together to keep the lines moving.

I have heard about the LaSalle Cafe for a while not and I have been a few times this week. The food…read moreis decent but the quality and price of the food is what really wows me. For a cheeseburger combo (fries & drink), it was like $8.75 after tax. A chicken finger box (fries and drink) was like $8.25. A fish box (fries included but no drink) is like $8.85 or something. Those are pre-pandemic prices! Not too many people are working the front (like 2 people) so they can get overwhelmed when lots of people start ordering but they are doing their best. Their Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/p/LaSalle-Cafe) used to get updated regularly with the daily specials but they recently underwent a management change and it hasn't been getting updated lately. I wish I would have taken more pictures of the inside and my meals but I grabbed a picture of the menu.