Le Petit Bleu

Absolutely wonderful! It's got the same bright vibes as Commanders Palace yet more relaxed. It's counter service and there is limited seating, but we got lucky to get a spot because we wanted to try a few things! We ordered 2 coffees, the turtle soup, the bean cassoulet, the banana foster crepe and the Cajun crepe. The banana foster crepe is amazing and served with a delicious vanilla ice cream that I loved! The turtle soup with the sherry was definitely my favorite bite, it's the same as at Commanders Palace which I had had years ago and it was even better than I remembered!

Love this add on to commanders Palace! As you walk up, the lovely folks behind the counter are eager to assist you in your culinary journey. Nice you tell them what you'd like - and the choices are plenty making it difficult to pick what type of experience your taste buds will have. We chose the bacon egg and cheese biscuit and a savory ham and cheese crêpe this time around and we were not disappointed! We did have a small issue with one of the sandwiches, but they were more than eager to correct the small mistake. We love the quaint cafe at the colors and photos that adore the walls. You can also shop while you wait for your food and take home a piece of history, an apron or a cookbook from commanders palace!Stop in and take in something for your tastebuds and bellies before you wander the farmed district!

My friends and I stopped in when we needed a quick break from exploring the area. We were in search of coffee, water, and AC- Le Petit Bleu delivered on all fronts. The coffee is super strong and delicious, perfect for the afternoon pick me up that we needed. This place is so stinking adorable I wish we were hankering for some of their other fare.

Don't let the name fool you: it may be Le Petit, but it's got tons to offer! They're known for their crepes but they do offer sandwiches, lattes and other breakfast, lunch AND dinner items. I wasn't too hungry so I shared a bananas faster crepe with Mom. It was a bit too sweet for me - not on them, though, that's how they serve it. But the crepes were nicely done as it had a bit of fluff. But just a warning: diabetics be aware! There are other options and they offer something for everyone. They are busy and they are popular. Peeps line up to score one of few tables. This says a lot. (It really is a small-spaced eatery, so if waiting is not your thing, plan accordingly.) Located in the Garden District across the street from Lafayette Cemetery No. 1. You won't miss it. Next time I visit, I'll most likely go for their more savory bites!

Le Petite Bleu is a charming little café/creperie/marché inspired by owners Ti Adelaide Martin & Lally Brennan's travels to Paris with Ms Ella Brennan. Adjacent to Commander's Palace, it's a quaint spot for breakfast or lunch - offering signature dishes and classics from its sister restaurant. Also available are pastries, coffee, cocktails, and packaged items to go. There's a section with merchandise and memorabilia. You can even purchase Commander's Palace branded champagne. There are a few tables inside and the décor is lovely - featuring marble countertops, blue & white patterned walls and tile floors. After walking around the Garden District, I stopped in to get a buttermilk biscuit to take home. It came with whipped butter and real maple syrup. The biscuit was big & thick. Most definitely a meal in itself. It was crumbly on the edges and soft & dense in the middle. I could taste the buttermilk. It was so good and even better when warmed in the toaster over and topped with the whipped butter and maple syrup. Yum! I could eat this for breakfast every day and be happy.

The gumbo didn't have too much flavor and had a bit of thick texture to the broth. Chicken wasn't tender and almost tough. I may have caught them on an off day as that realistically does happen. However I would strongly suggest to them and patrons to be careful with the to-go spoons. Very cheap quality and sharp edges. Also not the spoon type to be eating any type of soup with. A much better option would be a plastic spoon that is almost round and also more sturdy. Probably won't be back.

Really enjoyed this cute cafe by commanders! It's decorated with their signature blue color which is so fun! The cafe is SMALL -- so if you visit during peak dining hours, you probably will not get a seat at one of the 4 tables. I went at 3 pm on a weekend and it was not busy and was able to sit! Everything I got to eat was delicious! Really enjoyed the crepes and croissant sandwich! One of the best croissants I've had recently! The crab ravigote was also wonderful on the croissant sandwich. 100% recommend. Peach Bellins werep sweet and strong! I can't wait to go back to try some coffee!

Great crepes! The staff was very friendly and the food was quick to come up. It's a cute shop and conveniently located right across from Lafayette Cemetery #1

This little cafe was gorgeous, the food & coffee the most flavorful. Just as you get into the garden district. The staff were very polite. We had lattes and cappuccino, they came in the stripped to go cups that felt of nice quality. We ordered the quiche that came with a side of lemon & pepper dressed arugula, the combination was perfect. You had the warm quiche with the melted cheese and the arugula gave it a bright refresh. My sisters ordered the chicken salad on croissant, tangy and sweet and flavorful. The breakfast sandwich on croissant And the biscuit sandwich, the biscuit was very fluffy melted in your mouth, with egg and cheese. Wish I had the pictures but the food didn't make it, it was too good. Would definitely visit again!

Commanders is one of my favorite restaurants across the US! Le Petit Bleu offers the chance to try some of their foods in a casual setting. I love the "Commanders blue" color scheme. I would describe this as Commanders "Quick Service Restaurant". You order at the counter and they bring your food out to 1 of only about 10 tables. I got lucky and snagged a table inside. If not, cop a squat on the brick wall in front of Commanders and you might get lucky to catch a Second Line funeral at Lafayette Cemetary No. 1 across the street. The gumbo has no shellfish, yay for me and my shellfish allergy. A deep roux and wonderful sausage, chicken and trinity vegetables. The Creoletta sandwich is a play on the Muffaletta. Sliced Tasso ham and andouille sausage. Topped with provolone and pepper jack cheese and a trinity mayo/relish on a Kaiser type roll. So much better than a Muffaletta as it has less meat cheese and no olives.