Who Dat Coffee Cafe
$$ • Breakfast, Coffee Shops, Pet Friendly
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2401 Burgundy St, New Orleans
(504) 872-0360
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It’s hard to decide what to have at this wonderful place. They have so many great dishes - but I rarely pass up the biscuits and sausage gravy. Great… now i’m hungry for it.
I went there with two friends for brunch after the Crescent City Classic. We were seated pretty quickly, but did not receive any service, not even a glass of water for over 20 minutes. When the waiter finally came to the table we told him we were ready to order. He told us to wait because he had not brought his hand-held device and was not ready to take our order. I asked for water and tried to ask for a bloody mary, but as soon as I said the word "and", the server said, "I told...read full review
the food and coffee are amazing!!! Ton's of sugar free options for coffee flavors. What takes this place over the top are the staff. Their love for the cafe and neighborhood are very present in their fast friendly service. highly recommend!
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Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 2PM |
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Who Dat Coffee Cafe is a charming spot in the Marigny neighborhood, boasting vibrant exterior decor and lovely pressed-tin ceilings inside. The cafe serves tasty mochas and delicious breakfast dishes, including corn cakes with cheesy-eggy sauce and catfish bene on a bed of grits. Friendly and relaxed staff create a welcoming atmosphere, making it a great place for those seeking a local vibe. The food has always been good, with the corn cakes and chicken fried steak breakfast being popular favorites. Sitting outside in a quiet neighborhood while it was raining under the awning made the dining experience extra special. The corned beef sandwich and chicken fried steak sandwich are also well-liked, and the potato salad is wonderful. Heavy poured mimosas add a nice touch, and the burger is highly recommended and fantastic. The owner, Craig, is very accommodating, especially for large groups, and shares interesting stories about the cafe’s history. The service is friendly, and the staff, like Gary, provides entertaining and attentive service that makes guests feel happy and well taken care of. Overall, Who Dat Coffee Cafe is a cute neighborhood spot with excellent food, friendly service, and a warm, relaxed atmosphere.