Petite Rouge Cafe

Came on rec from a Tulane friend because we had some work to finish up before diving into Mardi Gras weekend. Thursday afternoon and it's not too busy - Tables with other students studying, friends chatting, or patrons reading. The ambience was fantastic with wall decor and the mardi gras touches for the holiday. Lots of color and nice music in the background. Baristas and staff were very sweet. We found an available table in the corner and my friends took their zoom meetings while I got work done.Frozen Cafe Au Lait (recommendation, 5/5) was so good as someone who isn't really a coffee person but loves a frozen treat. This was that perfect blend of sweetness and the taste of coffee, and I'll be searching for a similar one back in the bay. A small for $5.25, IMO, isn't terrible either.

Unique and bold place. Everyone is so sweet! It's very warm and welcoming in the shop. Family oriented and dog friendly! Clean and well kept. Love the art and the design of the shopGot the Jet Fuel coffee and it was amazing! Definitely fueled for my day! Humble bagel was delicious too.

Roomy cafe with two separate seating areas. The chicken salad sandwich on toasted Dave's Killer Bread tasted fresh and good, if not particularly distinct--call it "no surprise chicken salad." The Iced Chai latte did not pack the chai zing I was hoping for, but then again it's a "latte" which is a euphemism for "diluted by milk." It was served in a proper glass with clear ice. Water is also available in real glasses for patrons from a self-serve station.This was a convenient and comfortable place to rest and refresh after getting pupils dilated at Bright Eyes, the optometrist office next door.

Drinks was watered down and the service was trash felt very uncomfortable and unwelcomed and so was the ambiance .

sweetest owner and the vibes inside are superb. The coffee is strong and delicious, and they serve food from local businesses, what's not to like?

Ladies serving in the truck were super nice and funny. The coffee was delicious. Would go again

Day 6 of NOLA Coffee CrawlWow, what a great find! Tried some of my usual spots but they were still closed. Used my trusty Yelp app to find a coffee shop nearby and I'm glad I did! The barista was welcoming and gave great recommendations. The flavor options include house-made dark chocolate, ginger, and a maple concoction that I wasn't brave enough to try- maybe next time! And there definitely will be a next time, because this is one of new favorite spots. Oh, and did I mention the fantastic baked goods? Delicious donuts from Blue Dot, zucchini bread with walnuts and the BEST blueberry muffin I've ever had!

This was our first time at this coffee shop. We came to get some work done, and the atmospher is reall chill and nice for that sort of thing. We ordered a Trad Cappuccino and an Americano w/ Maple and Whole Milk. I originally asked for iced, but they gave me hot. They remade the drink, no problem, and it was delicious. I loved the maple. Great place for good quality coffee and studying!

My favorite cafe in New Orleans, amazing coffee, staff and owners. Best cold brew I have ever had, and the chai is SO good -- not overly sweet like the ubiquitous mix most places use...

Me and my friend came here and the barista was super sweet however the owner seemed very rude and racist towards my friend. The owner would not speak to my friend but would speak to me. We both sat down after I ordered my drink and she told us we could not be in there because she did not order a drink and she told us "we have bills to pay" as if I had not just bought something. She told us we had to leave and could not use the outlet beside the seat to use our phones. There were plenty of other costumers sitting beside us using the charging outlets. Do not come here.