Carefully crafted inventive lattes in a laid back, urban setting surrounded by the beautiful architecture of the garden district. I could have coffee here every day.
This has and always will be my favorite coffee house hangout. Wish they had upholsters chairs and couches, but the tables and chairs are adequate, and always full at peak hours. Coffee and aulait are done classically, bakery items are good and varied, breakfast are adequate. Best is the environment, its busy, but you can relax, work, converse, think, just chill if you want. Tables outside on Magazine make it nice to just watch the neighborhood and enjoy. Staff friendly. Bathroom hard to find, and a bit low end...but works!
Superior coffee in the Lower Garden District--the aroma hits you as you open the door! Friendly staff and lots if bakery/pastry items from which to choose. I enjoyed a medium roast pea berry Kenyan coffee one morning and then an Ethiopian coffee next. The savory bun was nice, but the mini-frittata was delicate and tasty.
Very good place for breakfast or coffee snack.
Love mojo! The baristas are very friendly, great iced coffee, very local. I also love their smashed lemonade!
Cute, fun. strong coffee.. Good cup of coffee. fun place to hang out.
I GO HERE EVERYDAY.......... Enough said... It IS def. the stereotypical coffee shop. "excuse me I believe I ordered the LARGE cappuccino"
cafe randy is 4 star quality!
Great Coffee and Atmosphere. The Randy is an excellent specialty drink with chocolate and vanilla. The pastries and bagels were fresh and yummy. The staff is friendly and accomodating. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town.
Awsome place, I live in the neighborhood and go there all the time, get the cafe Randy !!!
Nice Baristas in Nola?? Unheard of!. Good coffee, tea, and baked goods, but the real star here is the staff. Someone knows how to do the hiring here, because every time I've ever been there, the staff has been pleasant and courteous, and not in a fake "we want to upsell you something" way. They also have board games and a nice atmosphere for hanging out. I only wished I lived closer so I had an excuse to go more often!
When ones this of coffeehouses, one will think of Mojo's. This place just screams typical coffee shop and I'm okay with that. Great coffee, friendly staff.
When I think about that stero-typical local coffee joint, I think about this place. the difference between Mojo and the Starbuck's/PJ's chains is that they care about making their coffee and making you feel welcomed. The first time I went I was treated like a local already. The staff and other costumers were nice and enjoyed talking about current issues. I will be coming here often.
Anthony (Beer Chronicle) Gorrity
+5
I thought my wife had lost her mind when she rolled up with a coffee version of an Arnold Palmer - half lemonade, half coffee. Yuck.
Then I tasted it, and I was like 👀 let’s go get you one because I’m not giving this back. The flavor combination sounds weird, but it’s a delightful way to enjoy a midday cup of coffee in the sun and humidity.
The vibes inside were just as nice. Clean spot, quick and super kind barista, and the bathroom is like a mini hidden museum. I spent longer just soaking up the walls than I did going to the bathroom.
This place was cool. We’ll be back next time we’re at Surrey’s up the street.
Had the Nola ice coffee and it was a bit bitter. The prices are not displaced which is a bit weird. They do have WiFi and lots of seating , both indoor and outdoor.
Solid place! Staff were cordial, and my cortado was good. I love how open and airy it feels, and I could definitely see myself studying/working here (there’s an awesome wall with plenty of desk space/outlets). My burrito got the job done, and the hot sauce provided definitely elevated it quite a bit. Would certainly recommend this place for anyone looking for a calm place to read, study, or work.
My local sister claimed this was the best coffee house in the city and it did not disappoint. Great espresso and coffee options including cold brew and pour overs. Their medium espresso drinks come with 4 shots and large is a whopping 6 shots.
There is lots of new seating where people were working on laptops. And a few outdoor tables.
The pastries looked appealing too!
GREAT coffee! So far the best we've had in town.
Well, what can one say really? Absolutely outstanding quality coffee. The latte was otherworldly. Chocolate chip scones? Fantastic. The staff were first rate, attentive, very cool. Thanks for a great experience all around!
I am so glad that I found this gem for a multitude of reasons! This is now my permanent study hideaway! I accomplished so much in 2 hours regardless of the chatter behind me, that says a lot! The ladies were friendly, refreshments are inexpensive, and it is a spacious place! To say that the restroom isn’t gender specific, it was clean each time that I used it. There’s also seating outside of the establishment and they are definitely checking for Covid tests if you want to sit inside (which is great)!
At the end of a cute park, you can grab a quick bite and a coffee. The iced NOLA was not too sweet and can taste the chicory. They were able to accommodate oat milk request. I also got a burrito with home made hot sauce. The size was manageable and not too big. The hot sauce was not the burn off your tongue hot. More peppery and light kick. The space has dark wood with plenty of seating. I think I may stay a while.
It’s amazing that you can come here and get a much larger iced latte with six shots for less than what Rabbit’s Foot charges for a small quad latte. Also the staff here is nicer and it just has that old school coffee shop vibe. The view of the spooky orphanage-turned-St-Vincent-Hotel is cool too. I’ll be back for sure.
Spacious coffee shop for work or study before expiring magazine Street. Open later than several other nearby coffee houses.
Definitely my favorite coffee shop in New Orleans (this location specifically). The coffee is good, the food is great, and the vibe is even better than both combined. There’s tons of tables to work or study, and the crowd is a lot less homogenous than the Freret location. A great place to camp out all day and get work done. I probably spent more time here in my undergrad than the library. The baristas are super friendly too. Highly recommend!
Mojo has the best coffee in New Orleans, hands down. Get a pourover.
I only had the coffee so I can't speak on the food. It seemed to be a very "hip & happening" place. The prices were decent. The coffee was perfect for those rough mornings. The best part, in my mind, was that it was across the street from an old infant asylum.
Easily one of the best coffee houses I've been to in a long time. Delicious tea lattes for tea lovers, and the burritos are absolutely to die for. A must visit.
My friend and I have been scouting the city for the best coffee houses to do work, and this is one of them. It’s quiet and the drinks are good - I had a sparkling elderflower lemonade and she had a cortado. Highly recommend.
Our whole family likes this small cafe located on the corner of the street. The decoration is simple, the music is beautiful, and the coffee is especially good. Everything is artistic, and the surrounding buildings can't be more beautiful
Very good coffee spot. Coffee was very good. Muffins were so-so. Bagels aren't even bagels, but it's New Orleans after all. Wifi was touch and go.
Coffee was good and the baristas were quick. Nice chill vibe. The only thing is that the bathroom is out so you have to go out and around the building in the alley to use another.
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