Cafe du Monde has served coffee with chicory and beignets at its French Market stand on Decatur Street since 1862. Mammoth Espresso is on Baronne Street, French Truck Coffee on Magazine Street, Satsuma Cafe on Dauphine Street in Bywater and Backatown Coffee Parlour on Basin Street.
24 cafe places in New Orleans we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in New Orleans · Cafe across every city.
Cafe du Monde is at 800 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116.
Drink Cafe au lait
Cafe Beignet on Royal Street, opened in 1990, is the one that started it all, set in a converted 1800s carriage house with a lush, tropical courtyard.
HiVolt Coffee is at 1829 Sophie Wright Pl, New Orleans, LA 70130.
Mammoth Espresso opened in 2016 in the Warehouse District, run by Jonathan and Darlene Riethmaier; the team began sourcing and roasting coffee in 2021.
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District Donuts serves donuts, biscuits made from scratch and burgers on house-made brioche buns, with coffee from beans roasted in New Orleans.
Willa Jean is a bakery and restaurant on O'Keefe Avenue known for comforting southern fare, with pastries, sandwiches, salads and entrees at breakfast.
Bywater Bakery, born in 2017 at the corner of Dauphine and Independence, serves breakfast, brunch and lunch, King Cakes and its Chantilly Cake.
Drink Espresso
Envie Espresso Bar & Cafe, steps from the historic French Market at 1241 Decatur, serves espresso, breakfast and a full bar to locals and tourists.
Congregation Coffee Roasters, named for the collective noun for a group of alligators, is a specialty coffee company launched in 2015 in a shotgun house.
Mojo Coffee House was born in 2006 in the Lower Garden District, and all of its beans are locally roasted and directly sourced from all over the world.
French Truck Coffee, a family-owned specialty coffee company started in New Orleans in 2012, roasts in small batches and bakes its pastries in-house.
Bearcat CBD is at 845 Carondelet St, New Orleans, LA 70130.
Drink Cold-pressed juice
Satsuma is a community-driven cafe on Dauphine Street serving food and drinks made with wholesome, natural ingredients, including cold-pressed juice.
Backatown Coffee Parlour is a locally-owned coffee boutique at 301 Basin Street, on the very site of old Storyville, run as a New Orleans gathering space.
Drink Locally-roasted coffee from Orleans Coffee, Mojo Coffee Roasters and Hey! Coffee, or an Irish coffee.
Avenue Cafe is a neighborhood cafe and coffee shop on St.
Drink A Cafe Au Lait made with local coffee from Orleans Coffee Exchange.
Treme Coffeehouse on St Philip Street brews fair trade beans roasted by Orleans Coffee Exchange and serves sandwiches, pastries, snoballs and ice cream.
Tout de Suite Cafe is a cafe at 347 Verret St in New Orleans.
Drink The NOLA Café au Lait, made with chicory.
The Vintage on Magazine Street is a spot for coffee, beignets, bubbles and bites; it won Gold at the NOLA Coffee Festival and sells small-batch coffees.
Cafe du Monde is at 800 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116.
Congregation Coffee Roasters, named for a group of alligators, launched in 2015 from the back of a shotgun house to bring quality coffee to New Orleans.
Pagoda Cafe is a worker owned cafe in the 7th Ward with breakfast tacos, homemade pastries and sandwiches, in a quaint, pagoda-shaped spot with outdoor seats.
Willa Jean, a bakery and restaurant known for comforting southern fare, serves breakfast and brunch pastries, sandwiches and salads on O'Keefe Avenue.
Order The Chantilly Cake the bakery calls its baby, with a pastry and coffee.
Bywater Bakery serves breakfast, brunch and lunch at the corner of Dauphine and Independence, with a rotating selection of handmade food, cakes and coffee.
