amazing place to work or meet up with friends! lots of space and great to have Eat Fit options for…read moreboth food and coffee!

I came for the matcha and ended up staying for lunch!…read more I tried the Island Matcha Latte, which was one of their summer flavors. The coconut definitely comes through and gives it a tropical taste without taking away from the matcha. For lunch, I had the tomato basil soup with a side salad and garlic herb cheese bread. The soup was good and probably my favorite part of the meal. The bread was a little too cheesy for me, but overall everything paired well together. The atmosphere really stood out. It's cozy and welcoming and feels like the kind of place you can settle into for a while. I'd definitely come back. Since the Island Matcha was seasonal, I'm already eyeing the strawberry matcha for my next visit.

I came to mall of Louisiana for a work meeting and really enjoyed my coffee from latte factory. The…read moreguy was nice and the coffee tasted good.

Customer service here is always terrible. The employees are never friendly and to make it worse…read moretheir drinks taste like milk and sugar with no coffee for more than Starbucks. To be fair I've been at least a handful of times and I do not always order the same thing.

Just moved to Baton Rouge from NY. This is by far the strongest coffee I have had so far. I got a…read more20 oz iced latte with vanilla and it is perfect. They have a nice little hidden spot and it's got a good vibe in there. Nice and quiet to do work and have some good coffee. I went at noon so it was pretty slow in there, but the woman serving me let me take my time to look over the menu and was very kind. They also have a large assortment of desserts and other items. I would totally take family and friends here if they're coming to visit to get a REAL coffee! LARGE ICED LATTE WITH WHOLE MILK AND VANILLA: $6.50 APPLE CINNAMON SCONE: $4.00

You have to you have to meet TJ he is amazing and you totally need a chocolate milk and if you see…read morethe owner, you should ask him for Matcha

I have a high maintenance coffee order, hot or cold: Large…read more(hot or iced) DECAF (must be decaf) skinny latte with barely, barely, barely, maybe just a teaspoon or scant tablespoon of mocha flavoring...and this PJs NAILS IT EVERY TIME! NAILS IT! I'm good

Through the years We've given PJ's multiple attempts but still struggle with this place. The coffee…read morejust isn't good and very inconsistent.

Highland Coffees- PLEASE NEVER CHANGE. From the interior to the coffee and baked goods, this has to…read morebe the most consistent and delicious coffee shop in BR. The chocolate chip muffins are heaven, and the place always smells like the most amazing coffee beans. I loveeee that you get to pick the roast for their cafe au laits. It's cozy and the staff are always on their A-game; I'll always return when I get the chance!

I love the ambiance and location of this coffee shop! Located steps away from LSU's campus, and…read morenext the Chimes, this coffee shop is full of LSU spirit. It gives 'home and comfy' vibes. There is a mix of tables and couches, so you can pick whatever style of seating you would like. There is even a small courtyard outside to sit too. The menu was hard to see, so I would if they could expand that. But, I stuck my usual and got a vanilla cold brew with sweet cold foam. I like my cold foam a bit sweeter, but this one was fine. The coffee was really good! Service was great as it didn't take long at all to take our order and get us our coffee. There were also tons of sweet treats to pick from. They all looked so delicious, and I sadly decided to pass on them... next time!

People made a big deal about the Bermuda Triangle back in the day and as time went on, we realized…read morethat it was kind of fake thing. But one thing that is more true than the Bermuda triangle is the Baton Rouge Bridge Crossing traffic back up. It's like as inevitable and predictable as anything can be and I am getting to enjoy it firsthand today. Always a traffic accident always a lane closure. Now usually I do the farm market Road north of Baton Rouge to avoid it but today I needed to go this way. The I-10/I-12/110 Triangle maybe? And I knew that my first stop would be French Truck location. I wanted coffee for the rest of my trip as I am traveling with my brewing equipment. I sampled their Festin, and their single source, Kenya, and Ethiopia and I decided to get a bag of the Ethiopia because it has that profound blueberry flavor profile that I like in small doses, thinking it was be a perfect coffee to share with my friends in Florida. And now on to lunch at Mestizo. A wonderful staff and ambiance. Great coffee shop music. I will bet that if I waited long enough, Tame Impala would come on the sound system. Lol.

This stretch along Government has been booming over the last decade and places like French Truck…read moreCoffee have played a key role in the neighborhood's revitalization efforts. Despite not being a big coffee enthusiast, I have come to appreciate all they've brought to the table as a serious coffee destination. As a venue, it's a beautiful spot with a good amount of outdoor and indoor seating. Their creative use of branding with lots of yellow, distinctive fonts, and merch are displayed throughout the store, becoming a central theme of their decor. Coupled with natural lighting, plenty of seating, good WiFi and a cool display of their brewing process, it's evident they've taken big steps to ensure their venue is one of the least ordinary establishments in the city. They honed their craft in New Orleans and have managed to do the same here. Their New Orleans iced coffee was dark and potent, while their Japanese slow drip aka Oji drip iced coffee was pleasantly delightful. The cafe au lait is classic and a nice rendition compared to the many places that do the same throughout the state. The macchiato, cappuccinos, and americanos also deserve their own mention. Like any quality coffee place, they sell all kinds of different coffee brews by the bag both online and in store. They also sell food as well ranging from breakfast items to salads and sandwiches. Avocado toast seems to be a big hit here, but they have a wide range of open-faced toasts that includes smoked salmon, pimento and prosciutto. I am definitely eyeing their croissant sandwich for future visit. Prices are standard foodflation but I think the coffee and the ambiance will always be the central focus. They have a good amount of people on staff and therefore the waits are never too long. Customer services on point and the bathrooms are very clean. Parking is available in the back and there is limited street parking as well. With locations in Memphis as well as the OG in New Orleans, they should be very proud that they've done well in Baton Rouge.

If you haven't discovered Reve Coffee Lab yet, I have one question: are you okay? (Seriously, go…read morecheck them out.) This place was basically my second home during undergrad. I'm pretty sure the baristas remember my order better than I do. Here's what makes Reve worth the visit: - The coffee is legitimately phenomenal. They're all about quality over quantity, using science-based brewing and traditional standards to craft coffee that actually tastes like they care. Because they do. If instant gratification is your thing, Starbucks is down the street. If you want good coffee, you're in the right place. - The baristas actually know their stuff. They'll help you find exactly what you're looking for without making you feel clueless. Fair warning though: this is their coffee shop, and they're respectfully enthusiastic about doing things right. Treat them like the humans they are, and you'll have a genuinely great interaction. - The vibe hits different. It's cozy and intimate inside (compact in the best way), but if the weather's nice, the patio is where it's at--plenty of space, zero stress. Work, study, hang out with friends--it all just works here. If you care about good coffee, good people, and a space that actually feels like somewhere you'd want to be, Reve Coffee Lab is your spot.

I love their coffee but it is impossible to put in an order via website. Login, put in my data,…read morethen it asks me to prove I'm human but never presents a way to prove. I thought it may be my browser so I switched from Chrome to Edge and got the same response. All my data was correct, I could also see all my past orders. Nobody responded to my emails, nobody answers the telephone. What's going on with that?

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.