Reviews Cake Cafe

5
Dean Thomas
+5
Wonderful food and nice staff. Some pretty unique options and good variety of salads and vegetables available. As well as some good comfort food like shrimp and grits and biscuits and gravy. In a very cool neighborhood, highly recommend.
5
H M
+5
Love this place. There aren't too many tables but the food is amazing. We had the tofu scramble and the French toast. I highly recommend getting the fried potato. Coffee and silverware are self serve but they do bring the food out. Great food and service!
5
Veronica Gil
+5
I LOVE THIS PLACE! Stayed in NewOrleans for few days a friend of mine recommended me this spot and I just love it. Great food, friendly staff, it was a delicious experience, they put a lot of food. Costa Rican breakfast was delicious, but in general everything we tried was great
5
Mark Watson
+5
Without a doubt my favorite breakfast spot of our entire trip. The staff is awesome the food is perfect and of course they're known for their cupcakes which were amazing. What a friendly place to dine in. We will definitely be back there every trip we make to New Orleans.
4
Khurram Hassan
+4
Great spot for cakes and treats. I was visiting New Orleans and a friend of mine in the Bywater neighborhood highly recommended the Cake Cafe to get a King Cake from there. I also picked up an egg and cheese breakfast sandwich with tomatoes and it was fresh and delicious. I also got a cappuccino and it was quite hot which is how I like it. It's a nice neighborhood cafe with old chairs that really suits the charm of the place. They have inside and outside seating. Local and city wide folks show up here. Staff are working hard and are polite.
5
Hennah Abubaker
+5
We got the roasted vegetable omelet and crab sandwich.... AMAZING FOOD!! With wonderful service, I also got the apple and goats cheese king cake to go, probably the best king cake I have ever had. Breakfast was so delicious, everything was fresh and not overly indulgent, deserves more than 5 stars. Also awesome coffee!!
5
Chuck Hodge
+5
Great breakfast, great service and nice folks. A little quirky, you feel like a local. Away from the crowds but still popular. Fried Potato Salad, how do you not order that? Cupcake with breakfast? Sur, its only $1 more.
4
Karishma Kibria
+4
We were on our road trip from Virginia to Texas and planned to take a 3 hour stop at New Orleans. I was craving for some sweet and savory and found this place in google. The place is warm and cozy and at the end if Quiet corner of Chartres street. They have a nice outdoor seating. We tried French toast, chocolate croissant and hot chai. I must say the croissant was the best! Buttery, crispy and very chocolaty! They don’t have many options for cakes or pastry but whatever they have surely very well made!
4
Jerome Wilson
+4
The place was crowded @ 11am, however the line went fast. Hostess took our name, within 10mon we ordered at counter and s he made up a table. The crab omelet was delicious however it was a lil dry, it needs some sort of cream sauce in it or on top. Not 1 shell in the entire dish..The biscuit was large n tasty. The serve yourself coffee thermos, need to be hotter,as temp was luke warm...The corn beef hash was lil dry, meaning the eggs overcooked--dryed out., but at least served HOT as Most breakfast foods should be...The experience was Nice and i would RETURN again...Everyone who worked there was very friendly n courteous. Very upbeat n trendy crowds. Looks of great Art work displayed on the walls. RESTROOM--UNISEX--VERY CLEAN w/ VERT HOT WATER W/ Napkins available. Very popular place,it was a beautiful morning so many people sat outside..The management was very effective, efficent,made sure orders came out in a timely manner. It all seemed to work like clockwork..Nice Place for Good food, very Pleased. Prices very fair & Fairly nice food portions served.
5
Pavel Push
+5
Amazing place. Very small place, looking most likely as dormitory kitchen. Very friendly, artistically decorated and delicious smell. Baking goods are excellent, coffee as good as could be and please, came early. After the day most of the pastries will be sold out.
5
Tim C
+5
This is our new favorite place for breakfast in New Orleans. It is quintessentially Bywater and so beautifully blended into the neighborhood. We were greeted by a very attentive and professional staff who were probably so upbeat because they know how great their place is. I have half and half in my coffee; however the French roast was so impossibly perfect that I drank it black. Great coffee weighs heavily in my rating of a restaurant. I was served a plate of perfectly prepared grits and shrimp that was accompanied by a delicately delicious buscuit. A waitress then brought us some home made raspberry and blueberry jam - wow it was so good. My spouse had the best corn beef hash and eggs that either of us have eaten. They grilled their corn beef and it is a great way to serve this dish. I am giving this cafe a rare five star rating even though the decor and art could have been a tad better- the food is just that good.
5
Graziella DiRenzo
+5
Great food, friendly service, the food came out fast. Dog friendly seating outside. Handicap accessible to the interior ( unsure about the bathroom). Order at the counter. Good coffee. Great biscuit!!!
5
Harshada Prabhune
+5
Excellent food and service. It was very very busy but totally worth it. We had roasted vegetables omelette with a side of grits, tofu pesto sandwich with fried potato salad, fresh OJ and red velvet cupcake.
5
Ana Paula
+5
I think i’ve tried most of their menu items, and each and every one always better than the next. Myself and my husband have visited New Orleans 3 times and we eat here every morning on each visit. The chikory coffee is great, i mean just everything is great! The homemade jam with those biscuits are a great pair with any of their salter dishes like the catfish, or shrimp and grits etc
5
Hospitality Of New Orleans
+5
One of the best places in the bywater, Cake Cafe is a cozy neighborhood restaurant with a great menu. The breakfast egg menu and lunch specials are spectacular and they have a good vegetarian menu as well. They also have one of the best King Cakes in the city (Apple goat cheese and Pecan Praline are the best).
5
Tiffany Anderson
+5
Came to Cake with a couple of local friends. A quaint, cozy room where you order at the counter and food is brought to you. I ordered the chicken breakfast tacos on special. Two flour tortillas filled to the brim with eggs, pico, roasted chicken breast, and guacamole. As a self-admitted taco addict, i was blown away. They were delicious! Their chai tea was sweet with a hint of spice, topped with cinnamon. Service is fast and friendly. Highly recommended!
5
Miss Minor
+5
This is my favorite breakfast place to visit while in New Orleans. It is a converted house and the food is amazing! Expect dishes like shrimp with grits, corned beed hash, lox and eggs, and much more. Be aware that it's a small dining area and often crowded but so worth the wait. Outdoor seating is available.
5
Laura Agüera
+5
We had shrimp and grits, pork belly and grits, and boudin and eggs. With biscuits. It was so good. I think I cried a little bit. And the French Truck chicory coffee! A special custom blend! So, so good.
5
Greg Avakian
+5
Great food for vegans and vegetarians -so I assume the critter food is good too. Delicious coffee, variety of "milks", nice staff, the blueberry turnovers are amazing! Pic is sesame tofu sammy (had it twice!) and veggie grits. Also had the tofu scramble on a second visit. All delicious, well seasoned and balanced flavors.
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