The Vintage

I think it's really cool that this place is part cafe, part wine bar. The decor was really fun and I think it would transition perfectly from day to night.We came in here for brunch and liked everything we ordered.We ordered traditional beignets, egg bites, apple brie flatbread (minus the bacon), and a bbq chicken pressed sandwich. To drink, we got chicory coffee and a chai. RE: chicory coffee, It was my first time trying it here and I really enjoyed it and proceeded it to order it throughout my trip. Also, the service was quick and friendly. I would definitely recommend checking it out and I am curious to see what it's like in the evenings.

The Vintage (Magazine Street, Garden District) is a charming spot located in the heart of the Garden District, known for its cozy ambiance and variety of stuffed beignets. I came here specifically for their unique selection of beignets, and it did not disappoint!What We Tried: * Beignet Trio: We ordered the trio, which we picked the following flavors: the original, raspberry, and s'mores beignets. Each one was delicious and fresh, with the perfect balance of sweetness and fluffiness. I had my eye on the matcha flavor, but unfortunately, they were sold out by the time we arrived. Nonetheless, the flavors we got were a great choice.Atmosphere:The Vintage offers a cute, cozy space with a relaxed vibe. It's a perfect spot to enjoy a sweet treat and a drink while soaking in the local charm of the Garden District. The décor is a blend of modern and vintage elements, making it a visually appealing place to relax and unwind.Service:The service was friendly and attentive, with staff making sure we had everything we needed to enjoy our visit.Pro Tips: * Arrive early: The place can get busy, especially on weekends, so it's best to come early if you want to avoid a wait. * Try the stuffed beignets: If you're a fan of beignets, this is the place to try different, stuffed flavors. They offer a variety of unique options, so don't miss out on the chance to try something new!Overall Thoughts:The Vintage is a fantastic spot to visit if you're looking to try a variety of beignets flavors in New Orleans. With its cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and creative menu, it's a must-visit for anyone in the Garden District. If you love beignets and want to try something different, this place is definitely worth checking out!

Pretty relaxing and big establishment. Ordered the beignet flight. Nothing special. I think it is a bit overrated since it cost 3x as much as the regular beignet. The three beignets are the matcha, raspberry and smore. I preferred the raspberry, then the smore, and lastly the matcha. The matcha lacked flavor. The smore is too sweet. But the raspberry is like a regular jelly donut.Cheese and cup. Tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich. My girls love this dish.

Really cool and casual interior. We had the Frozé and matcha filling beignet. The Frozé was good, especially for how warm we were from walking down Magazine St. The matcha beignet wasn't too bad either. This is a cute place for food and drinks and just socializing. Dog friendly and they have more outdoor space in the patio out back. Can't vouch for their coffee but it's a nice rest stop from sight seeing.

BEIGNETS !!!!! BEIGNETS !! BEIGNET!!! You can't go wrong with the best Bennys in town... I know this will be unpopular opinion but it's true lol. Go get you some.

I had such a wonderful time here!! Our server Libby was such a sweetheart. We came here on my birthday on the advice of my friend to get some beignets. We ordered the fancy beignet flight and original beignets. All were out of this world and the presentation was so elegant. The fancy flight included a strawberry filling, chocolate graham cracker topping and what looked like an avocado custard. Best beignets in town - OMG! I also had a frozen Irish coffee that was yum!

The vintage happy hour is great. They have two of them one from daily first one is from 8:00 a.m. To 11:00 a.m. The second one is 3:00 p.m. To 6:00 p.m. Gotta to love that. The ambiance is nice. They have outdoor and indoor seating on a nice day. You can sit on magazine Street and people watch while enjoying your beverage. They also have food here. My favorite is the beignets. I didn't get it this time. I just stuck to the drinks. Had a French 75 and a great old fashioned and good conversation. It's a cool atmosphere. People constantly coming in and out and they also have a great coffee selection for for the coffee Bean lovers of the world. The bartender was nice and informative providing information about the area and giving his recommendations on poplar items that they enjoyed on the menu.

This is a great little cafe with a true New Orleans feel. Great coffee and a lot of breakfast options. The beignets were surprisingly good. This is my new morning meeting spot when I have to be in New Orleans.

The beignets here are to die for. Light and fluffy, not too sweet. They also offer mini beignets- which is great for sharing and trying a few kinds. Their fries are delicious. The meatballs are great too - served with toasted baguette.We asked for a side of ranch for the fries and they gave us a cup full of ranch! It was awesome. I ordered the garlic bites, which were sooo good. Fried dough tossed in garlic butter - what's not to like? I wanted to try the wings, but they were out. I then asked for alligator poppers and sadly they were out of those too. I opted for the boudin balls, which were crispy on the outside but a little mushy inside - I wouldn't order again. But everything else tasted great and I will definitely be back.

Better beignets and atmosphere than Cafe Du Monde. Highly recommend a stop at The Vintage!