Fatma's Cozy Corner

Amazing baklava and chocolate baklava, and my child got her first slice of king cake, and they gave her the baby! Awesome shakshuna too and lovely, living-room cozy kinda vibe. A wonderful morning spot for local dog-watching with the resident cat.

Adorable quirky decor in a converted row house. They have a cat. Love a business pet. Service was efficient while still being warm. Breakfast is simple but perfectly executed. Prices were super fair.

Good: friendly service. Good coffee. Quiet and cozy location. Lots of parking.Bad: Food Ingredients are cheapest. Portions are very small. Way overpriced. If you want to get just coffee and get away from French Quarter or do some online work, this is the place. If you looking for breakfast, I do not recommend it at all.

Fatma's is a true hidden gem coffee shop located in the NOLA Treme neighborhood. I love the vibe of this place and service is always outstanding here. It's. true family own business and the food is also great.

They have a delicious breakfast biscuit sandwich here! The vibe is super cozy with a cat sleeping next to a grandma who is knitting near the entrance!Solid iced coffee and hot coffee as well.

It really is a cozy corner. It felt warm, intimate, and relaxed. We had just returned from Italy and Greece the week before and were so thrilled to find Fatma's. Like other locally owned smalls in New Orleans it blended into the community around it. If we had not been looking for it we may have missed it. It is quaint in a charming hidden jewel way. It even had a cat sitting on the porch. If you've been to Greece or if you go, you'll get that reference. There were people in various nooks either at tables or on small couches. The area up front was cozy and that's where you order. Walk along a short hall to the back where there are two spaces to be seated, one has a small couch among the tables. There is art on the walls and the tables are set for intimate conversations. It was a drizzling Sunday, early afternoon, the Gumbo Fest was happening a few blocks away but we were content sitting the farthest room with the small couch at a table for 3 enjoying watching people walk by and the rain. The window was slightly up and I felt like we were in Mykonos again. We talked about our lovely trip over expresso and a latte. The food was delicious, the portions were enough to satisfy without over stuffing. It was a lovely experience. The menu isn't super extensive but I think that is part of the experience. There is a display of sweet treats that you'll want to try or take home for later. This is a great place to bring a good friend, a romantic interest, or come alone. The relaxed atmosphere and cozy decor provide a great backdrop for reflection or good conversation.

The cutest corner breakfast spot with the best hospitality and the most yumlicious breakfast sandwiches and coffee! If you haven't stopped in you're missing out.

A lively atmosphere, an adorable, friendly cat, & tasty coffee makes this shop a delight.

Cozy, cute little place! I felt like I was at home and could just sit there on a nice chilly day and warm up. The Turkish coffee was good, it was our first time trying it. The owner also gave us 1 Turkish delight to eat with the coffee, which was a nice touch. It was my first time having Turkish delight. I've always wondered what it tastes like since Edmund was so willing to give up his siblings and Mr. Tumnus for an endless amount. It wasn't worth giving up my family but it was a nice treat. The cheese danish was good, but tasted commercialized, like from Costco. I was expecting something homemade...it was still good though!Her baklava was very good! That was clearly homemade and much appreciated. The papaya jam we bought from her was so delicious! Make sure buy jam from her. Such a cozy place, will return!

Delicious food. Friendly Service. You gotta love the environment. True Turkish vibes. Highly recommended.