French Truck Coffee on Magazine is a cafe in New Orleans.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 2917 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115
Bearcat CBD in New Orleans is the downtown Carondelet Street cafe, with breakfast plates, locally-roasted Alinea espresso and a long communal table.
DrinkEspresso with house oat milk
TipOrder at the counter and grab the long table near the window; brunch service runs until 15:00 daily.
Satsuma Cafe in New Orleans is the Bywater corner cafe on Dauphine Street, with fresh-pressed juice, vegetable plates, biscuits and a small back garden.
DrinkFresh juice
TipThe avocado toast and the kale smoothie are the rotating regulars; the back porch is the prime seat.
Backatown Coffee Parlour in New Orleans is the Black-owned Basin Street cafe at the edge of Storyville, with Orleans and BeanFruit espresso on tap.
DrinkEspresso with locally-roasted beans
TipThe Basin Street corner has the most-pleasant patio seat; the cafe runs as a neighborhood gathering space on weekday mornings.
Cafe du Monde in New Orleans is the 1862 French Market coffee stand on Decatur opposite Jackson Square, with beignets and chicory cafe au lait served around.
DrinkCafe au lait with chicory
TipThe original stand is open 24 hours; visit 04:00-07:00 to skip the queue entirely.
Cafe Beignet on Royal Street in New Orleans is the 1990 French Quarter beignet cafe at 334 Royal, with sit-down service, a small courtyard and a Cafe du.
DrinkCafe au lait
TipThe Royal Street courtyard is the most-pleasant of the chain's locations; live jazz on weekends.
HiVolt in New Orleans is the Lower Garden District coffee shop on Sophie Wright Place, with locally-roasted drip, gluten-free breakfast dishes and a quiet.
DrinkDrip filter coffee
TipUpstairs has wifi and tables that work for laptops; the front patio runs cooler in the morning.
